Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-10-09

cation NJ the washington otute COL
lege. according to news item from
the editor of publications Of that
school,
Mr.. and Mrs, @. l., Garner, and two
small sons, recently visited Mrs Gar
ner's mother, Mrs r. A, Hill, In Port
Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee E, Ames, who
recently drove out from Helena,
Montana, are now at home for the
winter OH Lauehlin Road In the house
formerly occupied by r. G. Heiberg,
Mrs. Ames was formerly Miss Margery
Laughlin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. @. Lalshlin, Of Miles City, Montana,
and is q niece OF Cowden and Lester
Laughlin.
A number OF the members OF the
Island Rebekah Lodge are spending
today, (Thursday) at the semi-an-
nual district meeting Of their lodge,
being held at the new Masonic Tenn
pie In Seattle.
Mr.. Fay Glover, with his wife and
son. Kingsley, of Puyallup, Wash,l
spent last Sunday with his cousin, Mrs.
Lee E. Ames.
The Vashon Island Transportation
Company are having their four buses
repainted One Of the Lincolns Is
completed and is very attractive with
Its new coat Of light green and black
Duco. The other three cars are to-
be finished In the same colors.
Axel Bjorkland was painfully injured
this week while working with the coun-
ty road crew. While standing back of
the grader he was struck by q truck.
The driver, West Side woman, was
blinded by the sun shining on the
wind shield. and did not see Bjorkland
luntil too late to avoid striking him.
Or. McMurray took him at once to q
Seattle hospital. Examination showed
that he had suffered q dislocated hip,
and bad cuts about the head. While
his injuries are painfully they do not
appear dangerous, and he is indeed
] fortunate not to have been more badly
hurt than he is.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Flora Dubois is still confined by an
illness of several weeks.
H Mrs. G. w. Blekkink is again about
after painful wrestle with her old
enemy, sciatica.
h Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Garyin drove
to Bremerton Sunday and spent the
day with their daughter, Mrs. Bradley
vanderwort, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Miller returned
last week from an enjoyable ten days
trip. They first vacationed in the
region of Mt Baker, then drove east
OF the mountains. where Mr.. Miller
was one of the representatives of the
state Chamber Of Commerce at the
Columbia Basin Conference, an In
tensely interesting meeting.
DR.. clyde M. Mattice, of Seattle
spent Wednesday night at the j. w
Roberts home, and went hunting with
Worley Zimmerman at sunrise Thurs.
day morning.
Mrs. Earl Watson, who has beer
convalescing at the apartment of he
sister in Seattle, Is expected home thi!
H evening.
Among those from the Island at
tending the Horse Show in Seattle ant
helped to swell the profits for thu
Orthopedic Hospital this week wer,
Mrs. L. c. Beall, ST., the Misses Mar,
and Ida Dysart. Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
| Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Miller ant
Mr.. and Mrs. worley Zimmerman.
II Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mukai left thi
|! morning for Pullman for a short visi
with their son, Massa, who is ATTENDING
the State College. They will returl
by way of Pendleton, down the Colum
II bia River highway and Portland.
II side trip will be made to Salem t
II inspect the new machinery being bull
ii there for Mr.. Mukai's modern packin
III plant.
N On Sunday Mrs. j. w. Roberts wi
H attend the Silver Tea and Dedication
III Of the Convalescent Home for Cripple
III Children which is being sponsored b
III members of the Junior League of Sc
H attle $4,000 was raised by the Elk.
NJ Lodge of the state to build such
II home, but when it was learned tina
III sufficient funds for its operation wer
II not Immediately available the Elk
II turned what they had collected over t
II the Junior League, and under thei
II direction the home will be maintaine
j and operated in conjunction with tn
Orthopedic Hospital.
News comes from Pullman that Mas
Mukai has been transferred from tn
R. o. T. G. to the Governors Rifles
This will mean more strenuous train
ing, and sitter requirements, but
lad that has had the fine bushes