Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-08-14

companied by their brother, j. G.
Laughlin, of Miles City, Montana,
made a week-ed trip to Victoria, B. c.
Work is being started on the lovely
home being built by Mr.. and Mrs Fl. j.
Cadwalader, recent arrivals from New
York City. Mrs. Cadwalader who is a
niece OF Mr.. Bert Smith, induced her
husband to come west and locate on
Vashon Island, due to the wonderful
scenery and climate. The home is be-
ing built on Mr.. Smiths property, over
looking the sound.
Mr.. j. G. Laughlin Of Miles City,
Montana, has been spnding the week
at the Laughlin Lily Farm visiting his
brothers, Lester and Conden Laughlin,
Carl Wick left Tuesday morning
for Bellingham to be gone for several
days. While away he will visit the
master breeding farm of the Washing
ton Coop Chick Assn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Madden, of
Bremerton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs T, F. Fretz, of Burton, the parents
of Mrs. Madden
Mrs. Nedderman and Miss Frances
Pringle spent several days of this week
in Portland visiting friends.
Miss Vivian Miller entertained at
bridge Friday evening complimenting
Miss Cecil Hopkins The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Morgan and Donald,
Mr.. R. w. F. Martin and daughter,
Mrs. Hubert Hopkins; the Misses vr-
ginia and Constance Beall, Frances
Pringle and Rose Garner; Kenneth
Rivers, John Bartson, Robert Stewart
and Donald Kirkland Miss Hopkins
and Mr.. Rivers carried of the prizes
Mrs. Chas. B. WEIGH and son, Wads-
worth, of Tacoma, spent last weekend
at Watseka Lodge. They attended
the services at Christ Episcopal church
Sunday and were the guests of Miss
Goldie. Mr. WEIGH is the editor and
general manager of the Tacoma News
Tribune. They spent some little time
touring the Island.
Mrs. Martin Tjomsland arrived home
from Seattle yesterday after sojourn
OF some time at hospital, and is re-
covering strength rapidly after a major
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bridgman and the
K. z. Prigg family and guests enjoyed
a delightful trip to the Mountain on
Sunday.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Heath and two sons
returned this week from a vacation
!, trip to Copalis and other points on the
ocean beach.
Among other business vacationists
Mrs. Anna McCrary has spent busy
week visiting friends and relatives in
Seattle, taking in parties and shows
and forgetting all about book keeping
in general On Thursday, together
with Mrs. A. Abrahamson, Mrs. H.
Anderson and Mrs. Betty Brenno she
made trip to Victoria, B. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Garyin spent
several days touring the state on a So
called vacation. They finally returned
ahead of schedule to the Island to get
cooled off and rested up.
Ed Ramquist is back on the job once
more looking very much as though he
had had a real vacation. Not having
the time or energy to get out an extra
page this week we can't begin to tel
all of the places Ed and Frank visited
but they bothsreport royal good time
The worn look Ed wears may be hi.
distress at having to again become 6
working man, or the fact that during
his absence he became a grandfather
may have something to do with it.
Friends were happy to receive TIT
news last week of the birth of daugh'
ter to Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Shields, Jr., a
Spokane. The little lady was given tn
pretty name Of Kathryn Josephine
thus honoring her two proud grand
mothers.
Mrs. F. A. Weiss is recovering
strength rapidly and is now able to ge
about out Of doors.