The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-13
EVERsoN

EVoTSOu peOpAo wSiV
Thursday evening to hear that MIS-,
Durr, Sr., had been burned serious
" at her ranch home near Central.
Her clothing caught fire from the
heating stove while she was alone
in the house. Mrs. Durr succeeded
in partially extinguishing the flames
and then called her son, l.. Z. Durr
of Everson, by telephone. and ne
with DIR. Hardin. ID. Fl. Jameson
and Albert Curtis were soon at the
ranch, and all possible was done
to alleviate the injured woman :
suffering. 1t was the opinion OF
the physician and others that a
few hours would end the agony. but
on the fourth day the condition OF
Mrs. Durr was improved.
Mr.. Morris Fife. ST., and daugh-
ter. Miss Nellie, had the pleasure
of a visit from the boys, six
sons and one grandson of Mr.. Fife
on Sunday. February LIST. There
| we're Pete and Frank, Of Belling-
ham. Charles, of Tacoma, Morris
and Ralph, of Everson. Lee. of Al
berta. and Wesley. Of Eyerson. Mr.
Fite, ST., is eighty-twO years old
but enjoyed the day as much az
did the younger members OF the
family.
J. l.. Bell, of Maple Falls. was
the guest of his father.Dr. Bell
this week.
Miss Bertha Visiger. of Wisconsin
i Is here to Wit her uncle, B. Boiler
nd, and has accepted Imposition OF
bookkeeper in the bank.
Mr.. VIM. SimOndsOn. of Wahl
who has been the guest Of his mo-
Their, Mrs. Mary SimOndson, for the
past several weeks while under the
care of DIR. Beebe, for blood poison
ing in the hand. is slowly recover
ing.
Mr.. Thomas White. accompanied
by his wife and daughter and son
Leonard White, and wife. left thu
first Of the week for Alaska.
Mrs. VIM. Swanson. one Of the
pioneer women of this vicinity. was
taken to the home of her daughter
Mrs. Peter Gillies, in Bellinghan,
last Saturday. suffering from som.
serious malady. Mrs. Gillies an'
/ Mrs. N. Olson, who had been at tn
bedside of their mother for severa
days, accompanied her.
Mr.. Albert MARI. Of Bellingham
Is spending some time in Everson.
Mrs. Groman passed away at the
home of her son Saturday night
death being due to tuberculosis
Interment was at Deming.
Mr.. Shepard. for sometime with
the Everson Valley Home, lief,
last week for Eugene. Oregon
where he has position. He was
accompanied by his three little mo-
therless daughters.
Mrs. Nettie White has sold HI,
home and three acres of cultivatt I.
land here to C. Hoover who own
property adjoining the tract. The
consideration was $1,000 and Pc;
session was given on the 18th.
EversOn narrowly escaped a Sc.
rious cOnflagration Saturday night
when the woodwork around the o.
pen fireplace. A ball in progress a.
cross the street was the the Occa-
sion of people being on hand to as
sist in subduing the flames.
The Parents Association. at
the spelling cshool Thursday even
ing allowed travelling man from
Seattle to take the hOnors. on IAN
aesthetic" They must have been
chlOr0f0rmed!
Mr.. and Mrs. POrteous, who were
the guests of their nephew. Mr.. r.
Thompson. since Thursday have gon'
to Vancouver to continue their viz.
it with relatives.
Mr.. and Morris Fite are prepar-
ing to move to Anacortes. They have
rented their ranch to Jake Bach
man.
Mrs. d. Liberty and Miss Clara
Liberty will soon move to Belling-
ham to make their home. Mrs. Lii
berty has leased her ranch for one
year.