Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-07-24

MlueT, IurINer reSlueNtS Oh Muetu
Farm, Jerene, Esmond, and the twins,
Hal and Harry, are guests of their
cousins, the Mcpherson children.
Miss Euphemia Crouch and Mrs.
Harry A. Crouch and daughter,
Marjorie, of Seattle, were guests at the
Reaney home at Portage for few
days last week.
Miss Euphema Crouch and her niece,
Marjorie, visited her aunt, Mrs Fred
inland, OF Mileta last wednesday.
Mrs. Emma, Kellogg OF Seattle, with
her daughter, Mrs. Ga Frazer, and
granddaughter, Miss orilla Keely, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Kellogg.
Miss Frances Pringle is expected this
week, having stopped en- route to visit
class mates at Great Falls, Montana,
They plan on visiting here until the
Iowa University opens In September,
where Miss Frances Is q senior.
Miss Virginia Calhoun, with her
mother, Mrs, Smith Calhoun. left for
a short trip, during the vacation of
Miss Calhoun, who is employed by the
weyerhauser Company, Of Tacoma.
Miss Ruth simonson, Of Tacoma, is
visiting the Metzenberg family at their
beach cottage.
Mrs. H. r. Curtiss Of Salem, Oregon,
was Sunday guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Mary Nichols, Of Portage. Other
visitors In the home Of Mrs. Nichols
were Mrs. w. A. Duncan and children,
Virginia and Paul, of Seattle.
Miss Ruth Ward is now enjoying
her vacation. during which she and her
mother, Mrs. Hopkins. will spend
several days in Victoria.
Mrs, j. A. Pringle. of Bailey, Iowa,
lis here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Swan and sisters, Mrs.
Paylovich and Mrs Nedderman.
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Mrs. Edna Roache, OF British Co.
lumbia arrived Tuesday to visit with
Mrs Pavolovich for few days While
here she will look after property in
terests on Maury Island.
Mrs. w. P. Hathaway and daughter,
Dorothy, are spending the summer on
the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Okubo are the
parents of a daughter born Tuesday
morning. DR.. Grandy reports boil:
mother and babe doing well.
Mrs. Matte A. Gage, who has been
visiting Mrs. Kate Campbell and
daughter for the past month left Tues
day to spend some time sightseeing
in Vancouver, B. c., and Seattle be-
fore returning to her home in
California.
Mrs. a. B. Jones, mother of Mrs.
Hubert Spaulding, was operated upon
Iby DR.. Grandy at st. Joseph's hospit-
al, Tacoma, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Anna McCrary and Marguerite
and Elmer England and two children
of Port Orchard spent the weekend
at Paradise Inn camp.
Frientis here received word this week
of the birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Wilder of Enunclaw. Mr.. Wilder
was at one time connected with the
News-Record office.
With the leasing of Madrona Lodge
Vashon is the richer by the addition
of another family. Mrs. Pyle, with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lee. and
her two grandchildren, together with
her two boys. Don Parker and Will
lQuick, are now occupying the Eernisse
house recently vacated by the cronan-
der family.
On Monday the village oracla, Tim
was Ill up In the air, and likes the
sensation immensely. After making
the trip to Bremerton and return via
the air Terry 1t wouldn't be at all sur
prising If the next thing we heard was
that Tim had enrolled in some avia-
ton school. for he thinks it the neat
est way to travel that he has ever
Experienced.
Two of our Islanders on the West
Side have. become air-minded this
week, when Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marsh
on their. first trip aloft have become
completely converted to air travel. II
will not be surprising If the family
ends by having three aviators in Its
membership.
Mr.. G. L. Garner and family, with
several friends spent the weekend al
Int, Rainier, staying at Longmire Sat-
urday night and motoring to the
Mountain Sunday morning. The par
ty divided Sunday night, Mr.. and Mrs
Garner and two small sons returning
by way of Montesano, the home of Mrs
H. B. Garner, one of the party. The