The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-27
EVERsoN

Mrs. Ed kale Is at home from the
hospital in Bellingham where sew
eral weeks treatment has resulted
in restoring her to almost complete
health.
Mr.. VIM. Piest visited last week
with his daughter. Mrs. Agnes
Scheibe and Mrs. Paul Schrader. at
their homes in Portland.
Miss Bertha Vinzer was the week
end guest of Miss Hannah SPEEDING
at her home on Route One. Miss
Morris. of Lynden was also guest
at the SPEEDING home.
c. Greli fell on slippery walk
few days ago and broke the third
finger of his left hand. and gave
one ankle a severe bruise.
Saturday. March list. is school e.
lection day in Everson. There is
one officer to be elected and sever
al Richmonds in the field.
Mrs. James Beernink of Lynden
spent several days at the bedside of
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Lydia
Beernink.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thompson visit
ed their relatives in Sedro-Woolley
on Saturday and Sunday.
Misses May and Nettie Hoover
spent Sunday at the home of their
pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. c. Hoover.
Chester Trowbridge celebrated
his fourteenth anniversary Saturday
evening. February %, by entertain
ing twenty-one friends at his home
Mrs. Ira Trowbridge was hostess,
and the evening was pleasantly pas
sed in games. a nice supper was
served.
The Rev. John Reid, Jr. visited
in Bellingham Thursday and Fri
day and on Friday morning address
ed the Normal in regular assembly
on patriotic birthdays occurring in
/ February, Washington, Lincoln and
Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeMuth were bus
/ mss visitors in Everson from Bell
/ ingham the first of the week and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grell.
Miss Gertrude Mahlein came
home from Lynden on Monday, hav'
/ ing been attending her sister. Mrs
/ d. ]. Milan, who is i'll.
The seventh annual ball of the
Il. o. o. F. last Friday night was
a grand success both in point Of
/ attendance and financially.
Mrs. Lydia Beernink passed a
way at the home of her daughter
I Mrs. D. H. Jameson. in Everson al
s p. N. Friday. February p. in hel
seventy-ninth year. She had beer
i'll but "A few days with heavy
cold. Death resulted from this and
her advanced years in addition tt
the shock of fall sustained fe"
days before. Her husbands passed
away twelve years ago, at the home
in Wisconsin. Surviving the deceas'
|! ed are seven children. nine grand
children, and a brother and sister
these last and two sons and two
daughters living in Wisconsin. Two
sons, James, of Lynden, and Henry
of Everson. and her daughter. Mrs
Jameson, were with their mother al
the time of her death.
Mrs. Bernink had lived more than
the allotted span. and all OF her
life had been a devoted Chistian
The family is bereaved, but should
we not rather rejoice that one &c
ready to respond to the Master 4
call has passed into rest?
| Mrs. Beernink came to Lynden
from Wisconsin eight years ago
and for the past six years has made
her home with Mrs. Jameson.
| Funeral services were held al
the home Sunday afternoon. the
Rev. Reid officiating with the sol
cmn and beautiful ritual of the
Presbyterian church. Many friends
from Everson. Lynden. and vicinity
were in attendance. The floral OF
ferings were beautiful. lntermeht
was in the Nooksack-EversOn GENE.
terry.