The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Jameson Wis
tied Blanchard friends Sunday,
The Rev. and Mrs. John Reid. jr,
have as their house guest. their ais
ter-in-law, Mrs. David Reid. of Sc
attic.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Beehe have
returned from Bellingham. and are
spending the week at the home of
their SON. Dr. o. T.. Beebe.,
A. Curtis spent the Easter holt
days with friends In Vancouver.
E.. D. Knapp. proprietor of the
hardware store. has made an I'M
provement at his place Of business
that benefits the entire community
as we'll as himself. A plank plat
form has been constructed on u
level with the store floor. and with
easy approaches, doing away with
rickety steps.
In honor of her guest. Miss Alma
White, of the Everett high school
faculty. Mrs. A. E. Hardin enter
tanned charmingly Saturday evening
Games and music. and Il delicious
luncheon served by the hostess. as
sisted by Misses Alma Eardley and
Grace Hardin. were the pleasures of
the occasion. Guests We're Misses
Spencer and Sloan of the Nooksack
school. Misses Gertie Hoover. Han
nah and Alta SPEEDING. Kate Nc
Elhoe. Nellie Jones. Bertha Vingir
Jessie and Bertha Simpson, and the
guest of honor, Miss White.
&C. N 4,
regular meeting Friday afternoon at
the school house. An excellent pa
per by Principal Selby on How can
Parents help the Teacher. and how
can the Teacher aid the Parent in
training the children" was read. E.
lection of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. f. E. Parker, re-elect-
ed president; Miss Gertie Hoover
first vice president; Mr.. Selby. Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. H. P. John
son, treasurer; Mrs. VIM. Warner,
secretary.
Mrs. Robert Thompson was host
ess to the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Presbyterian church Thursday
afternoon. Needlework on aprons
and other articles for sale or order
ed by patrons, filled the hours. A
Tom Thumb Wedding" in which
about forty children will be the ac-
tors, will be presented by the Soci-
ETY. in the near future.
Fred Dolley, of Minneapoli who
has spent the winter in this state
was the guest OF his cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. d. H. Jameson, last week.
Annis & Ladieu, who purchased
the general merchandise stock OF
L. c. DUR, have taken possession
and are invoicing. preparatory to
putting in new stock. The firm will
be known az Annis & Co., The Peo-
pies Store.
Mr.. Alfred Forsburg. who has
been a guest at the Hanson home
for some time has gone to Bell
ingham, which 9tli be his home.
Swan Larson. of Bellingham. the
owner of a ranch near Everson. wal
here last week making arrangement
by which his sonin-law, Arthur
Mead, will farm the place this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead are now at home
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd came
from Vancouver Friday to spend the
Eastertide with Mrs. ROyd's moth
er, Mrs. Arnell.
James Black spent a few days at
home during the recent cold spell.
Paul Johnson. who has been III
at his home in Bellingham. is again
at work at the Bushby store.
The st. Patrick's social given by
the Good Templars in their hall on
Thursday night was we'll attended
considering the Indictment weather
The program was enlivened by liv'
ing pictures. hunting the shamrock
songs and recitatiOns, and supple
mented by a supper. A neat sum wat
realized by the lodge.
F. X. MARI has moved his stock
of groceries and meat to the lower
floor of the 1. o. CT building
intending to remove his present stor'
building preparatory to erecting 9
concreate building.
Miss Bessie Ksle. formerly resid.
ing in Everson, and for the past
six months in Bellingham hospi
tai, suffering from tuberculosis O.
the arm, had the affected member
amputated last Wednesday. Hel
mother, Mrs. Warren Kale. came
from Montana to be with her daugh
ter.
Miss Lillian Warner and Messrs
Rod Ericsson, James Sigh, Harr!
Carlson and Elmer Warner were
Sunday guests at the Ohlund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Liberty ant
son spent Saturday and Sunday will
Mrs. d. Liberty and daughter. Cha
ra, in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson and
son left last week for their new
home in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Durr are NOV
ing into their Washington Avenue
residence.
James Macarthur, of Kirkland
was in Everson looking after prop.
erty interests. and later visited his
children at Maple Falls.
Earl Wright, a Bellingham high
school student, spent part of the
vacation week at the Beebe home.