Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-06-19
vAgHoN AND VICINITY
The A II, Petersen family spent
Sunday at Mt. Rainier,

The A. H. Petersen family spent
Sunday at Mt Rainier,
Mrs Depue and Margaret, who re-
Gently moved to Seattle from vashon
Heights, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
G E. Bragg.
p. G. Priest, who recently purchas-
ed from Mrs T. Hansen the little house
Just west Of the bank, formerly Or.
Coutt's office. has already taken up
his abode there and has started to
make real home. He has curtains at
the windows, pansies growing by the
door, and says 1t will be only a short
time until he will have canary bird
to keep him company.
It was with real regret that their
many friends received the news that
the PA. Peterson family had moved
to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonza Kelley of Sc
attic have purchased the old Priest
place west Of vashon and are building
a residence. They expect to move to
the Island some time early in July.
Gus Bacchus, Ed and Elmer Harmel-
ing and Paul Thorsen spent the week.
end in Vancouver, B. g., attending the
horse races. None Of them have
purchased limousines as yet. though
they all look as affluent as ever.
We understand that Tim Clark left
this morning for the golf course in
company with four statesmen. AS we go
to press we can learn no details of the
bloody struggle, but we'll bet on Tim
and Mac"
Mr.. Carl Hebenstreit and Ted Thomas
of Seattle were visitors Sunday at the
Laughlin home.
Miss Betty Robertson of Seattle is
visiting Miss Mary Catherine Morgan
at Highland Park ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Deppman and
son, Gordon, of Seattle and Mrs Robt,
Thompson. of Honolulu are spending
the summer on the Island. They are
: occupying the Esterle cottage.
Mrs. Fred Bridseman returned
Thursday from a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Haines in Oregon
Rev. O. Aug. Peterson will leave III q
short time for his trip to Norway, his
health having improved sufficiently
much to the delight Of his friends
| While abroad Rev. Peterson will senc
\ contributions to the News-Record fol
/ the benefit of those Of us who mus
H remain at home.
H Mr.. r. B. Carvill, after q trip t.
N California, spent Tuesday on Vashor
II Island visiting in the Laughlin home.
II Geraldine Taylor returned to he
home In Seattle after spending Wyeel
n with her cousins, Irene and Lois Clark
II Last Friday evening a party Of fiv'
\ girls, Irene ard Lois Clark, Iren'
H carvin, Ruth Matthews and Helene
II Olson had a hilarious time when the!
/ visited Playland, the new amusement
II park at Bitter Lake.
Miss May Randall, daughter of Rev
II E. M. Randall, left Saturday to atten
II the summer session Of Chicago Uni
II versity. Miss Randall is teacher Il
III one of the Seattle high schools
Ii Rev. and Mrs. E. M, Randall lei
N Tuesday to attend the annual con
il Terence of the Methodist Church \
Il Seattle. They will be gone owe
Il the weekend
n Recently Island friends, and forme
II schoolmates received announcements {
II the graduation of Priscilla Carver fror
II Kemper Hall, Kenosha. Wisconsin.
II Mr.. Dimm, Of Dimm and Son,
II Portland firm, visited the Island Tues
III day to look over the Laughlin LII
III Farm, having heard of 1t during h
HI travels along thu. coast.
III Mrs. w. M. Woodruff, and infar
son, of Seattle, are visiting at the Wat
III son home in Paradise Valley.
III A recent Island visitor was Win Cal
Ill liver, who remains true to his old low
III Vashon Island. While here Mr.. Carve
III visited in the Morgan and Laughli
III homes.
III Mrs. ]. H. Jay aand daughter, Mr.
IN Morgan, spent Sunday on the Islam
HI calling on friends and looking ovt
y their property here.
!. Mrs. Jas. Aull arrived this mornir
from st. Louis to visit her daughte
Mrs. E. Morgan, and family. Mrs. Au
is always happy to return to the Islam
Lester Laughlin, Of Bellingham, hi
returned to the Island for his SUNNI,
vacation nj the I,aliphlin Lily Farm.