Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-10-23

Word from Lois Clark, who is at
tending school at Pullman, states that
she is recovering from the recent at
tack of bronchitis that put her in. the
hospital.
Mrs. Florence Smith has been sub
shutting ut the Center school during
the two weeks illness of the principal,
Mrs. Rodda. Mrs. Rodda was able to
return to her work this week.
Mrs. CLIFTON Harrington returned
to Long Beach this week after several
weeks visit with her sons, Paul Thor
sen and Deb Harrington, and other
Island relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Solwold of
Hoodsport spent the weekend with
the G. l.. Tjomsland family. Mrs
solwold and Mrs. Tjomsland are
sisters.
Don Tjomsland spent few hours
with the home folks this week. Don
is driving tractor for Louie Deppman
who is clearing the land for a golf
course at White Center.
Mrs. Nellie Edensword is spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
John Metzenberg.
Little Barbara Metzenberg is prac-
tically recovered from her recent ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. A. Moe is spending week visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Jos. F, Dawson
in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Sheldon, OF Sc
attic, were visitors this week Of Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Petersen Mrs. Sheldor
is a cousin of Mrs. Petersen.
Mrs. Fred INLAND Of Mileta return.
ed home last Saturday after two week!
vacation visiting relatives and friend
in Seattle, Bremerton and Colby.
Mrs. w. j. Mcpherson of Colby spen
the weekend with her aunt at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred INLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Watson and bah,
have given up the house they occupied
during the summer at the Heights an,
will become vashon residents. The.
] will live in the Gilfillan house.
- Mrs. P. Eyenson and son, Chester, 0
\ Seattle, spent Sunday with Mrs. Even
n sons sister, Mrs A. Steen.
II Seymour Hearst is recovering slowl
H from his recent accident, under tn
II splendid care of Dr.. McMurray Will
II DR.. McMurray, with his customar
II caution will not allow relatives an
H friends to be too hopeful, indication
N are that the hand will be entirel
\ saved, and not crippled, as was at frs
\ feared. Mr.. Hearst has suffered sever
\ pain, ever since the accident, but
H remarkably patient and optimistic.
Il Mr. ami Mrs. Barney Rindal visite
II under the parental Weiss roof Monda
N evening.
II Mrs. Mildred Dayton, one of tn
Foster and Kleiser artists, visited D
and Mrs. Coutts on Tuesday. othe
II guests we're Mrs. Mary Coutts, of Das
II Point, and afrs. Ethel Lucas, of Port
III land.
iii Last week Mrs. ". G. Coutts an
II Raleigh visited relatives and frient
MI in Portland from Tuesday until Frida
III Her large circle Of friends are rejoit
ing that Mrs. Flora Pyle is again u
III and about the house after her lon
III serious illness.
III Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Miller were amor
N the 10000 present from Seattle ar
H vicinity at the Washington-O Gregg
II football game in Portland last Satu
H day.
II Mrs. C. L. Garner has had all of Il
liz tlYills Of running hospital the pa
N week. During that time an epidem
III of stomach "flu" has attacked Richar
III Junior, Rose, and now the father
III the family has been forced to adm
III defeat.
III Margaret Petersen is recovering mic
HI ly from an operation for appended
III to which she submitted Saturd
HI morning. If all goes well she will
III home early next week.
HI Rev. and Mrs. Armstrong were on Il
III Island Saturday, the former conductil
III the funeral services for the late il
III Damn. While here they called on
III few of their many Island friends. N
III and Mrs. Armstrong are meeting wi
la great SUCCESS In their Seattle fie]