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

10 attend school.
Mrs. o. e, Ramquist enjoyed a two
day visit with relatives In Seattle last
week.
Mrs. MCGEE and her daughter, Mrs,
Doyle, were Seattle visitors Friday.
Grandma Stafford and Donald Dunn
spent Sunday with the Crosiers.
Rev. Peterson leetured at Aberdeen
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fjeldal spent Sum
day at the Capt. Anderson home.
Mrs. All Hotchkins is at home for
rest after being away for about eight
weeks on cases.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lindberg and
Larry were at the Sigrist home over
Sunday.
Mayreld Ramquist entertained the
mothers Of her Sunday school pupils
with short program and demonstra-
ton otter church on Sunday. 1t was
beautiful and the mothers appreciat-
ed it. Mayreld is doing wonderful
work with this class and we are justly
proud of her.
After prayer meeting at The I. M.
Krokset home last Thursday the
members gave Mr.. Krokset surprise
party, the occasion being his birthday.
Mr.. McClinton and Douglas are
building garage on the McClinton
place at Cove.
Mrs. Covington is adding many
choice bulbs to her already wonderful
gardens.
A letter received from All Hotchkins
brings the word that he is enjoying
his studies and work very much. AL
is attending the University OF New
York, where he has scholarship in
business administration. He is working
in Newark, New Jersey, just across the
river from New York.
Mrs. David Harp and baby spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Mccormick.
Geo. Mccormick returned Saturday
from week of roughing it in company
with his brother, Earl Nice ormick, and
his uncle, Dick Fuller, in the Olympics.
The boys had plenty of sport and
brought home, in addition to their
quota of venison, $50 pound bear.
We understand that Dick killed the
bear, and that it almost got him be-
fore he got it.
A card from d. A. Culman informs us
that he has arrived at Clay Center,
Kansas, where he will spend the winter
at the home of his sister.
The Sexsmith family spent part of
Sunday at their camp and harvested
their apple crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baldwin have
moved to Seattle for the winter.
The Kimmel family drove to Mount
Vernon Saturday night and spent Sun
day with Mrs Kimmel's parents.
The Wilson and Evans families, who
have rented the Weeks cottages this
summer are still here and enjoy the
sutumn days as much as the summer,
Mrs. Fred Karnes spent the week.
end with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Walls
while Mr.. Karnes and Mr.. Walls went
on hunting trip to the mountains
They brought home some lovely alibis.
There were many showers last Mon
day, but the biggest Of all came in the
;evening at the home of Mrs. Anna
Petersen, when sixty friends gathered
to honor her daughter, Elsie, who is
soon to become the bride of Ernest
Severson. They gave her a kitchen
shower and she received many wonder
full, useful presents. 1t was com.
plete surprise to her.
The Nels Didricksen family visited
with the Geo. Fosmark family Sun.
day.
Mrs. Hudspeth entertained with {
dinner celebrating the birthday of hel
daughter, Mrs. Annabelle Gundrams
last Thursday. Covers were laid FOL
Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Skupen, Mr. and Mrs
Hudspeth and the honor guest.
Mrs. Hudspeth spent two days ii
Seattle this week with her daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Hansen, of Ia.
coma, ard Mr.. and Mrs. Krause, of Sc
attic, spent Sunday at the Crosiel
home.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met witt
Mrs. g. Aug. Peterson last Thursday
The F. L. g. T. Club met at the HON,
of Mrs. Geo. Walls on Tuesday, with
Mrs. Ellis WILDER and Mrs. Wall,
hostesses. Final plans were made fol
the dinner and program to be given ii
the Odd Fellows hall Saturday night
The dinner will be excellent, followed
by short program. Everyone wht
attends is assured of good time a
small cost.
yASHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL NOTES
Margaret Spalding was absent two
days this week with light attack O
the flu.
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