The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-26
FROM FERNDALE
AND VICINITY

Miss Phoebe Shields and Mr.
Larry George, of British Columbia
were entertained at dinner Frida,
evening by DR.. and Mrs. c. 5. Hood
Miss Grace Shields spent Sunda,
with her parents.
Miss Jessie Henry has as hel
guest her mother, Mrs. Henry. O.
Vancouver. B. c.
Mss Fora King and Miss bessie
Dunagan were the hostesses 81 :
delightful Pink Tes last Wednes-
day evening. Their guests Were
Misses Mamie Newell. Angie Balm
er. Luella Palmerton. Elva Dun.
canson. Winifred Mullane. Nell c
Roy bar, Julia Calvin. Maud Stuart
Jessie Taylor, Mrs. Josie Whita.
ere, A. W. Holland and Warren
Porter.
Miss Helen Fell entertained 3
number of young ladies' al her home
on Ferndale Heights Saturday af-
ternoon. Those present We're Miss
es Sophye Reichert. Alice Shields
Lola Barrett, Beatrice Casebeer. Al.
ice Moles, Helen Monroe. Cora
Hause, Anna Dunagan. Ruth Co.
derberg. Rowena Timmermann. Al
ma Peterson, Helen Gorsuch and
Edna Thompson.
f. w. Swanson, Bert Smith, G.
5. Hood, Paul Hood and Bert Nc
Alpine attended the Ko P. Gold
en- Jubilee in Bellingham on the IL.
Bert Prouty, of Seaside, Oregon.
is visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Alice Moles spent he week
end with Miss Helen Monroe.
Mrs V. Bellula and small son,
Of Bellingham, are visiting Mrs.
Bellule's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
l.. Hively.
Mrs. A. Lindsey. of Alaska. is
visiting her sister, Miss Hilda Mat
son.
Miss Nellie Balch and Miss Cecil
ia Fitzgerald spent the weekend at
their homes here.
The Grim Reaper has again Wis
tied our midst and removed Mrs.
Ellen Elliott, Mr.. Andrew Tjostem.
Mrs. John Foley and little Elma
Freeberg, all of whom will be
mourned by large number Of
friends
About rs young men have or
ganized a band. Mr.. McClerg, of
Bellingham, will be the leader and
Instructor. Albert Mccormick has
been elected president. Charlie Ham
shaw treasurer. and Harry Heiser
secretary.
Miss Sylvia Mosier entertained &
number of friends at her home last
Saturday evening with q Valentine
party.
Mr.. Sam Holland. of Bellingba m >,
visited his nephew. Prof. A. ". Hol-
land. last Tuesday.
School was closed on Monday in
observance of Washington birth
day, which fell on Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Ericsson has as her
guest Der mother. Mrs. James Eyer,
of Chicago.
Miss May Nevett has entered ST.
Luke's hospital at Bellinghsm. in
order to train as nurse.
The male choir Of the Swedish
Baptist church of Bellingham will
give sacred concert III he Meth
odist church here ON March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H-ndri ks
have returned to their home in We
natchee after visit with Mr. Hen
bricks mother. Mrs. E. johnson.
Immigration Officer NJ. C. Farris,
Of Custer. spent Monday here.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Peterson had
as their over-Sundey guest. their
daughter. Olive, of Bellingham.
Miss Allie Meekiys entertained
Miss Ina Pyatt last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Reyes, of Blaine. spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Minor McLain.
Misses Helen and Mabel Wilson
were hostesses al a delightful VAL
entine party at their home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Oxford have
moved to their new home hear En-
terprise.
MIR. and Mrs. John Slater had
as their over-Sunday guests Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Kincsid, of Bellingham.
Mrs. Amer, of East Mountain
View. spent part Of last week Wis
iting friends here.
Rev. Harrison WIS Mountain
View caller Tuesday.
Robert Campbell, of Vancouver, B
c.. spent the weekend with his
sisters, Mrs. Pen Track and Mrs.
C Crosby.
Mrs. Milton Harnden had as her
over-Sunday guest Mrs. ". Bridge
of Mountain View.
Mrs. T. Slater, OF Bellingham, re-
Gently spent a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morseman.
Miss Forest Hintz. OF Bellingham
spent Sunday with Miss Lilly An
dersen.
Mrs. c. Dean recently spent 2
few days at the Stauffer home at
Laurel
Miss n. Walker, of Bellingham
spent Sunday with Miss Vera More
head
Miss Julia Colvin and John Bar
kley acted as Martha and George
Washington at the Washington
birthday dinner at Odd Fellows hal Il
Miss Theresa Jones spent the
week end with her parents al
Mountain View.
The basket ball game between the
Laurel girls and the local girls Oh
Saturday evening resulted in the
score of SO in favor of the home