Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-06-26
Ellisport News

Mr. anu MrS. FRANK Miner, OF
Enumclaw, p!cniced at Ellisport last
Sunday with the Soike family Of
Center. Mr. Miner was one Of the
first settlers Of vashon Island and one
Of the leaders In digging The Island
out Of the wilderness.
Miss Fanny Kingsbury, Of Seattle,
and her sister, Mrs. Besse Beals, were
callers at the McClintock home on
Saturday.
Mrs. e. M. Doe accompanied with
friends from Seattle. spent Wednesday
motoring to interesting parts Of the
Island, this Of course included Ellis
port. !
Among those arriving this week OF
the McClintock Homestead Resort
were, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Tunidge and
daughter, Of San Francisco, DR.. and
Mrs. Brookbsnk and children, Of Be-
attic and Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Apple
| gate and daughters also Of Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Morrlss, Of Sc
attic, entertained a party Of friends
last Sunday at their Ellisport cottage.
DR.. Grandy, Of Burton, and @. e.
Van Olinda, Of Portage, were business
callers at several Ellisport homes Mon
day evening.
Aparty Of Campfire Girls from Camp
sealth were In -Ellisport Saturday
afternoon collecting historical. data of
the early days on the Island 10 be
used in connection with the celebra-
tion Of Pioneer Week" at Camp
sealth.
Miss Agnes Conlon has been happy
in entertaining her old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Conn of Mime
apolis and Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conn are driving east from Los
Angeles and made a few days visit on
the Island en-. route, as well as taking
delightful trip to ALASKA.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Woods have re-
turned to Cedar Woods after
weeks sojourn at Pacific Beach. Mr..
Woods is now able to be about the
yard.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
England had a gathering Of seventeen
for dinner. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Clark and daughter Of
Puyallup, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Petersen
and sons Of Vashon, Mr.. Odds and sons
of Seattle, and Miss Geraldine Eng
land of Port Orchard.
Thirteen members Of the Girls Guild
Of the First Baptist Church, Seattle,
spent the Weekend at Island Cottage
Inn. They entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley of Burton at dinner Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billingsley and children
were at Island Cottage Inn for Sun
day dinner.
Mrs. Edith Bice Of Seattle has taken
one of Mrs. Evans cottages for July
and August.
The lizard family have taken Miss
Brayton's cottage for the summer.
The Hoole cottage is again enliven-
en- by the Stiles family Of Seattle.
Mrs. Dodge Of Seattle VIII occupy one
of Mrs. D. E. Lesh's cottages for the
season.
Miss Rhodes and Miss Jessie Lathrop
are spending few days In Everett and
rjni,,s, coy,,o cketcofnU
Mrs Carl Richards and two boys Of
Tacoma are with her mother, Mrs. E.
A. Newman for the summer.
We are Justly proud that the sweep
stake prize at the Burton Rose SHOW
went to Mrs. Maurice Dunsford for
her handsome Premier" rose. Mrs.
Dunsford spends much time among her
flowers and her garden is Joy to
passersby.
Last Friday, the Dunsford family
with Mrs. Anderson and Miss Alma
Anderson enjoyed trip to Skykomish
and index, returning to Seattle they
drove to Woodland Park and took in
the Rose Show.
Friends from Redmond, WASH. visit
ed at the Andersen home on Sunday.
Miss Bigham and Mrs. English from
Columbia City are occupying the Hills
cottage this week.
Walter Gift of the U. of W.. the
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIC, Cliff
Of Ellisport has secured very enviable
position with the Remington Rand Co.,
one Of the largest companies carrying
office equipment. He was one of six
men out Of over 700 applicants to be
appointed and sent to eastern and
middle west cities to study for sales
manship in this company. We con-
graduate you. Walter.
Considerable interest is being shown
in the Madrona Lodge golf course and
Mr.. Neil F1enner holds low score Of SO
this week.
rCAMULOS TO HOLD A GARDEN