The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-16
FERNDALE

Mrs. Z. S. Bartruff, who was in
jured in a runaway accident severa ]
weeks ago, is improving.
The men of Ferndale and vicini-
ty have been in conference with
Mr. Agen who is interested in estab-
fishing a milk condensery at this
point. The condensery will be locat-
ed here on condition that a site is
furnished. Milk from over 1000 cows
has been pledged 1t is thought that
the old condensery site will be founc
suitable.
G. Hall has sold his property here
TO NJ. J. Elliott, of Vancouver, for
consideration of $4,000.
A barn owned by J. Brown. in
Griffin, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday evening"
Miss Elsie Boyd spent the week
end with Miss Fila Nichols of Blaine.
The ball game between the H. s.
boys and the Normal team last Sat
urday resulted in a score of go in
favor of the local team.
After spending her vacation with
her parents, Miss Pearl Van Os-
trand has returned to her work al
Auburn.
Misses Newell. Roybar and Colvin
have been reelected to the corps of
high school teachers for the coming
year. Mr. Holland declined TO stay,
saying that he would go TO Califor-
niai Mr.. Porter, who has taught
manual training, will attend school
at Ames, Iowa.
The students of the high school
put on a very successful play last
Saturday evening, entitled Uncle
Josh" Those taking part We're An
liza Dunagan, Alice Moles, Ada How
ander, John Moles, Neal Rowe, Ce-
ell Drake, Raymond Flockoi. Holm
es Cratsenberg, John Bartrff. Ern-
est Stowell, and Gene Vail.
More floor space is being added
to the Custer-Ferndale cannery and
new machinery installed. Z. F. Mills
has been engaged as manager.
After a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Marshall. of Deming, Miss Louise
Matson has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney had
as their over-Sunday guests Mr.. and
Mrs Marks, of WILDLY Island.
At their home last Monday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Carpenter en-
tSTIdlHtu at ulHbFi MI. -h -
Paul Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Barnhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Minor
and Mrs. Walter Keyes. of Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mendenhall en-
tertained ut Progressive Five Hun
dred Saturday evening. four tables
being played.
Miss Catherine Chilberg. of Mon
roe, Washington, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. F. w. Pranitz and Mrs. c. P
Schell entertained the ladies OF the
M. E. church at the home of the for
mer Wednesday afternoon. Dainty
refreshments We're served.
On April Miss Ella Boer and
Mr.. Roy Pope were qietly married
in Bellinsham.
Miss Clara Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. M
Smith and children, of Bellingham,
were over Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Long.
Mr.. SINNERS, of Pullman, and
Prof. Herbsman. of Seattle. visited
the high school here on Wednesday,
After visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Piercey and Mrs. John Aitken, Mrs
Everett has returned to her home at
Custer.
The Boyscraft club met at the
home of Mrs. NJ Peterson Monday
evening.
Mrs. c. M. Nelson had as her o.
Yer Sunday guest DR.. and Mrs. keye
of Bellingham.
The meeting of the l.. c. club
has been postponed until after May
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Baillie and lit
tie daughter spent sunday with Mrs
Marcus Newkirk.
Chauncey Woods has moved his
family to Mountain View.
A pleasant surpriseu party was
given Fred Thedens while he was
at home for the Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Baillie, former
residents here but now of Clover
dale, b. c., are the parents of ba--
by boy.
The National Gas and Oil Co,
announces that it will soon resume
operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemphaus and Mrs
Matson, of Bellingham, spent sun
day at the Peter Wallin home.
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