The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-20
EvERsoN

Miss Pauline johnson, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. L.
Bushby for several weeks. has re-
turned home. Several social affairs
were given at which Miss johnson
was the honor guest. Mrs. Bush
by entertained informally. but de-
lightfully. for her on Tuesday ev-
ening. The l. o. G. rs held "open
lodge" on Thursday night and Miss
johnson was their guest.
The hand of affliction has been
laid heavily on the Durr family in
the past few days. On Saturday the
three weeks old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. C. Durr passed away. and
at half past three on Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Durr. ST.. was called to
rest, her death being caused by
the burns she received ten days
previous. Funeral services for both
we're conducted ut the Presbyteri-
an church Tuesday morning. the
bodies being taken to Bellingham
for interment in theDurrfamily plot
The Rev. John Reid, Jr., was the
officiating clergyman. Mrs. DurI
was noble woman, possessing the
Christian graces In remarkable
degree. Her son, l.. C. Durr, Is
the only surviving member OF the
family. Much sympathy is extend
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. DUR.
Mrs. d, G. Norman was unex-
pectedly called to the bedside OF
her parents, both of whom are i'll
at Knoxville. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts were
guests at the Beebe home Thurs
day, and were greeting many old
friends.
Mrs. C. FarnswOrth and son ar
rived at home Saturday after VI
sit of several weeks with relatives
at Clearwatec. ldahQ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil KrOener have
had some old friends from Germa-
ny visiting them. one now living IN
Tacoma. and her sister. living In
Bellingham. 1t IL but two months
since the two ladies came from the
old nome across the water.
Mrs. H. c. Hill invited in few
friends Friday afternoon. Needle
work and conversation were the
diversions. A dainty supper was
served.
Mrs. Hardin entertained few
friends Tuesday afternoon. to NEE,
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Eardley.
A very pleasant party was given
Monday night by Elmer Cyr and
Paul johnson, in honor of Miss
Pauline johnson and Miss Annie
Scott, guests in the city. Thirty in
yited guests were present. Mrs. l..
Bushby chaperOned the party.
B. Bollerud is spending few
days in the South Bend country,
where he has large tract of tim
Der land. Mr.. Getchell and others
accompanied him. and 1t is said will
put In saw mill on the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Eardiey. OF
Ketchikan, Alaska. who are spend
ing the winter in the south, have
been visiting their daughter. Alma.
their sister, Mrs. Hardin. and their
mother, left on Monday for CalifOr-
MIA for few weeks visit.
Mrs. J. Simpson is visiting rela-
tives in Seattle this week.
| There was family reunion at
the Beebe home Sunday when Mr..
and Mrs. Beebe. ST.. Of Kankakee,
Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Had
ley and Miss Wilma Beebe. OF Bel
lingham. were guests of DIR. and Mrs
Beebe. Their parents will make an
extended visit.
The local w. C. T. U. held
Frances Willard memorial meeting
Friday afternoon. An interesting
program, prepared by Mrs. c. 8.
Kale, was given. Owing to the rain
weather. and the fact that there
were social affairs. there was not
a alrge attendance. One new mein-
Der, Mrs. Knapp, was added to the
roll.
Everson has the distinction of
jury trial in which three women
Mesdames Lochhead. Warner and
Parker. were jurors. The suit. l.
version vs.. ScOfield. for trespass
grew out of dispute at the gravel
banks on the IversOn place. between
the foreman of the crew. Of whom
ScOfield was one, and ScOfieid, O.
yer the manner in which he per-
formed his part of the work. He
was ordered off the place by 1ver-
son and refused to go. Prosecuting
Attorney Bixby prosecuted the case
while ScOfield was his own lawyer.
The case was decided in favor OF
the plaintiff. but Scofield gave no.
tice of appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. MARI and chill
dren were guests of Bellingham
friends the first of the week.
HI.ENnAI.E