The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-11-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi rorox
Thursday evening, November 10 Z" !
girl. ~, q
Inc Royal Neighbors will enter.
IAN win dancing party Thursda,
evening In Hawley's Hall
Inc hiatawas entertained Wednes
day night at the home O Miss Apnee
Edison. MISS AGNES
MRS. b. A. Pyeatt had an oper.
atlon performed on Ler hand at DR.
Mouhters office Tuesday.
Eylar Staight is home for n
thanksgiving visit. He has heen
staying with his brother-in-law east
of the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. O. McKettrick arc
WISHING Mrs. McKettrick' sisters,
mrs. j. II. Salmon and Mrs. Clint
Ferguson at Stones Mil.
The most inexpensive Christmas
present and the one expressing best
the spirit of the season is a photo
graph. Have yours taken early at
THE PYRO STUDIO.
Objections to assessments for the
Front and Grover Street improve
ment will be heard by the Council
Friday. December IS. The assess
ment roll as prepared by the engin-
eer and clerk is now open for in
spection.
Objections must be made in writ
ing.
A total of $50 in fines had been
collected by Police Judge c. A.
Breckenridge up to November 20,
according to a report presented TO
the Council Friday night. Marshall
Warren reported that he had collec-
ted $14 in pound fees.
Lee Austin, while at work in the
woods last Saturday, had the mis-
fortune TO fall on an axe cutting his
wrist quite badly. He came to DR..
Mounter's office where it was found
necessary to take several stitches
to close the wound. He is improv-
ing nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Wood will have
as their guests for Thanksgiving din
ner, DR.. Woods brother, Mr.. d. N.
WOOD and wife of Sunnyside and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hammond and
family. Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Hamm-
ond became acquainted a few years
ago when they We're both living in
Wapato, Wash.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Music Club will be held at the home
OF Miss May Tremain Thursday
evening, December 3. The music
of England and Russia willb g stud
led and the following program will
be given: Article read on England
and Russia-Miss Fleming; Eng
lish National Song-Miss Mcdaniel;
Last Rose of Summer, vari.-Miss
Knapp; Welsh and Scotch Folk Song
"All Thru the Night" Annie Laur-
ie."-Mrs. DeLong; Paper on Ruben
stein-Miss Headrick; Duet, "Trot
De Cavalirier. Miss Oaks, and
Hanover; Piano Solo, Melody in
F.''-Mrs. Weber.
The Y. P. B. gave a Thanksgiv-
ing social and dinner at the home
of Mrs. Ireland. Fifty-two people
attended, many of them non-mem-
bers. The evening was spent pleas
antly in playing various games and
a deliciou slunch was served. Some
new members were secured in the
course of the evening. To make
things more interesting the new ban
ner was shown at the meeting. This
banner was given for the largest
Young Peoples Branch of active
workers in the state, SO naturally
it went to Lynden. This shows that
the Y. p. B. has been working. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Cecil Jameson the second
Monday In December. Anyone who
is interested in the work or would
like to become a member VIII De
heartily welcomed into our midst.
Mrs. Susan Ann Harmon, one of
the oldest if not the Oldest resident
or Whatcom County, passed away
at the residence of her sons, ii. l..
and w. l.. Harmon near Lynden, last
Saturday, November 81. Grandma
Harmon as she was familiarity
known to all her friends, has been
a resident of Bellingham and vlcln-
ity for the last eleven years.
She was born near Gowensvliie'
.Greenvil,e county, South carolina
Feb uary IS, 1928. and at her dc, ~
had reached the advanced age Vi
Of wears s months and 3 days.
Her maiden name was Susan Ann
U;lkinson. She was married 10
Iobn Balls Harmon in 1S43. she
was left a widow on the death ol
her husband in June, 1889.
Mrs Harmon was the mother Vi
five children, three of whom are
now living, one having died IN lhiah
ev Her two sons, w. l.. and ii. H.
reside on their farm near Greehwoo
the former never having married ias
continued to live with the iahi,'S
Tho daughter, Mrs. j. ). Gooch'
lives in Everett.
She was the grandmother OF eish'
ahiIdren five of whom are living;
W.s n w Foster, of 2416 victor
Sect rockingham; Mrs. A. w: Mn,
nan Arlington; Mrs. d. w. Baliey
~ Greenwood; Mrs. Theo. Brounty
% Arlington and Mrs. Claude Gooci
% Everett She was also the great
~ ondmother of ten children WIN.
t, It'll their parents in the places
mentioned above. o, cor
simple but beautiful tunera nn SCI
v,ce conducted by the Kew. Mci s nn,
VIZ W Rellingham, was held at the IAN
az ~, residenee at / O'Clock on MN,
~ and the body was fittingy Ia.