Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-10-17

Inc Alex moore 1anlliy nave moved
from Maury Island to the Chas. Nor
ford place west of Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mcintosh and
two children spent Sunday with the
home folks.
The vashon Barber Shop has added
to its equipment one OF the latest type
of hair dryers, as well as a show case
and line of cosmetics
Among those who attended the meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Church, at the home of the pastor.
Rev. Holte, in Seattle on Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hulsether, Mrs. j.
Hansen, Miss Sena Sansen and T. N.
Thompson.
The Bible Glass meeting each Tues
day evening at the Cove M. E. Church
still continues to draw large group
of interested young people.
Mr. and Mrs Cephas Ramquist re-
turned last Thursday from most en-
joyable motor trip which included
Portland, Salem, Pendleton and Spo-
kane At the latter place they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Shields, Jr.
Amos Ramquist is spending his va
cation with the home folks. This is
the first vacation Amos has had since
taking his position with the Research
Stations of the Albers Brothers Mill
ing Company Immediately following
his graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leach, and their
daughter, Mrs. Smith, and her hus-
band, spent Sunday on the Island,
visiting the D. Seigrist and the w. D.
Covingtons Mr.. Leach is superin-
| tendent of the soldiers home at Port
Orchard
A group of our local political lights
went on very mysterious mission
Wednesday evening. On the homeward
trip, as they go onto the boat, one Of
them had turned beautiful pea
green He refuses to divulge whether
the cause of the malady was due to too
much coffee at the ladies aid, what he
heard of political nature, the COM
pany he was in, or whether the in
terror decorating he is engaged in
caused touch of painters collie.
The Price and Silvey families spent
| %I,o
Mrs. Frank Hopkins left Wednesday
to take case in Seattle that will
keep her from home for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins had as her
guests on Friday and Saturday, her
brother, Bert Williams and Miss Kelly
The company that is making i'm
provements on the gravel pit on Maury
Island is the Northwestern Portland
Cement Company, of Seattle.
Mrs. Chandler, sister of Mrs. A
Hedman, who arrived here recently
from Alberta, became so very sick thai
DR.. McMurray found it necessary fol
her to be taken to a Seattle hospita
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. O. L. Evans and Bess Woot
went to Bremerton Friday, returning
home on Saturday. While there the.
visited Philathia Chapter, o. E. s.
Monday night West Seattle chapte
o. E. S. entertained Lewis Chapter o
Fort Lewis in body, the presiding
matrons and patrons of King County
and the grand associate matron o
washington, Mrs. Carrie 7. Myers
Those who attended fIom the Islant
were Mr.. and Mrs. zene Whittemore
Mrs. K. Hansen, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs
\ Crosier and Bess Wood.
Pauline Weiss was home over tn
weekend. Pauline is as enthusiast
as ever over her work at Seattle Gen
! eral Hospital.
: Helen Steen is home for an extende'
4 vacation.
Mrs. Hugh Armstrong spent Tuesda
visiting Mrs. Grace Beall. She wa
Joined in the evening by her husben
who took part in the installation ser
vices at the Presbyterian Church.
\ Ross Armstrong spent the week-en
on the Island.
Mrs Emma Ames returned to he
home in Tacoma, after weeks visi
with her cousin, Mrs. Corbett, and he
friend Mrs. George Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coutts, of Tacoma
\ spent the weekend with their sor
DR.. v. c. Coutts.
The county trucks have been gener
ausly dumping sand along the street
of our village where it is most needed
Last Tuesday the Fox River true
suffered fractured wheel. Don Dunn