The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-05-22
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Many friends OF MIR. 8. II. Key
nolds of Route /. are glad to note
that he is recovering his health, aft
er having been an invalid for a
long time.
r. Thompson IL keeping up with
the march Of improvement in Ever
son by having z cement walk. It..
wide and 40 It. long laid from his
residence to Main Street. In all
Mr.. Thompson has nearly 200 It. of
cement walk Gu his place. THE Or
chard."
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Benton and
Master Floyd went Anac0rtes Sat-
urday evening to visit the Morris
Fite family. and to meet many
Marysville friends who were there
to attend the ball game. Mrs. Ben
ton and son remained until We'd
nesday, Mr.. Benton returning Sun
day.
Miss Emma Meurer. of Lynden.
was the weekend guest at the
L. Bushby homo.
G. G. Joyce IL having lumber
placed ON his lots. preparatory to
having house built. Mr.. Joyce
has a fine forest tree. q maple on
his property. Wonder why some
one didn't cut It down.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mead returned from their wedding
trip q few days ago. they found
the front Of the building they will
occupy as q home. decorated with
many strange devices, the work Of
their loving friends who later treat
ed them to an old fashioned char
ivari, but Mr.. Mead and bride were
equal to the occasion. and treated
their self invited guests to refresh
ments, and all was we'll.
DR.. Beebe mOtOred to Belling-
ham Saturday. accompanied by DR..
Meredith and the aunt of Mrs. Bee
be, Mrs. Emma Wright. who de-
parts In a few days for her home
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jameson
were hosts for q delightful little
dinner party ON Thursday. at which
plates were laid for twelve. the
guest list including DR.. and Mrs.
Hardin. Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. john
son, DR.. and Mrs. Beebe. Miss Han
nah Speeding. Miss Bessie Vingir.
Messrs. Ben Bollerud and Elbridge
Stewart, and the hosts. Forget
me-nots and narcissis wer effect
lively used in decorating. and hand
painted place cards were unique
and original, the WORK of Mrs.
Hardin, outlining a charming lit
tie romance which may later mater
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Thompson.
with their son and daughter, George
and Miss Margaret. motOred from
sedro-Woolley on Sunday. for
short visit at the r. Thompson
home. The young lady continued
her visit until Tuesday.
Mrs. McIlvanie and baby. Of Bell
ingham. with her cousin. Mrs. NAL
ten. of Vancouver. B. c.. are SPEND
ing the week at the Adlan home.
DR.. and Mrs. Beebe had az guests
at seven O'Clock dinner and to spend
the evening on Saturday. DR.. and
Mrs. Meredith. Of Nooksack. Miss
Maud Meredith and Mr.. Niburg
were guests for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Trowbridge are
now at home to friends in their
new home, which will be one of the
prettiest homes Of EversOn, when
finished.
Miss Edith Jones IL at home
for the summer vacation, having
finished successful term of teach
ing at Sultan, and later finished
the unexpired term Of teacher In
this county who was called East by
ILLNESS In her family.
Mr.. Alfred Farsberg came home
from Fravel Saturday to visit at
the Ohlund house, and later will
leave for Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suthern and daught-
er Mildred. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Suth-
ern and son mot0red from Belling-
ham to visit for. q short time at the
Ohlund home last Sunday.
The stump dentist IL at work ON
the John Ohlund place. q great pile
Of old snags attest his efficiency.
Mesdames Agnes Scheibe and
Olga Shrader, who were guests at
the home Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pest. departed for their
homes In Portland on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin. old Kan
sas friends of MIR. and Mrs. Ezra
Avery. but now living in Belling-
ham we're guests at the Avery home
this week.
The Misses Nellie Jones and
Emma and Edith Burman, and
Messrs. AdOlph Burman. Charlie
Martella and Alfred Forberg were
guests at the Ohlund home.
Mrs. Annis attended the G. A.
Ladies' Aid at Nooksack last Thurs
day afternoon, at the home Of Mrs.
Phillip Brown.
Mrs. J. Simpson was hostess for
the Ladies' Aid in Evers0n. on
Thursday afternoon. Needlework
filled the hours and at the close Of
were served by Miss Bertha Simp-
son. daughter Of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bushby and
Master Guy. and Miss Emma Meur-
or were calling on Sumas friends
Sunday afternoon. and missed their
train home. causing them to con-
tinue their visit until Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Euphemin Thompson depart
ed on Tuesday for Portland to Wis
It her brother. Alfred and wife.
She was accompanied by her cOus-
in, Margaret Thompson, Of Sedro-
Wo0lley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jameson mo-
tored to Ferndale on Sunday. to
visit their relatives. Capt. Hum
phrey and family. going via Lyn-
den they were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Jameson and
daughter.
Mr.. and Nh. Charles Atkinson.
recently married. and coming from
the East, are getting settled to
housekeeping ON their ranch near
Evers0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp visited their