The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-05
FROM FERNDALE
AND VICINITY

Saturday evening by Miss Helen
Fell and Archie Shields in honor OF
Miss Alice Shields eighteenth birth
day. The house WAS decorated
with yellow jonquils. The evening
WAS spent in various amusements.
At a late hour dainty luncheon
was served Those present We're :;
Ruth Cederberg, Minnie Pehrson. Ell
sic Boyd. Lizzie Slater. Lilly Snort
land, Lola Barrett, Berry, James and
Eva Slater of Bellingham, Jessie
Henry, lla Nelson, Cecilia Fitzger-
aid. Hilda Matson. Ella Peterson,
Rowena Timerman. Nell c. Roybar,
Mamie r. Newell. Julia Colvin, Cora
Hanse, Anna Dunagan, Helen Gov
such, Helen Monroe, Alice Notes,
Angie Balmer, Grace Shields, Mrs.
W. II. Fell. Edna Thompson. War
rem Porter, A. W. Holland, Ernest
Stowen. Howard Thompson. George
Slater of North Bellingham. Fred
Olson, John Barley, Roy Matheson,
Enor Anderson, Charlie Ireland,
George Smith, Charlie Hamshaw,
Charles PETERSON and Mr.. W. H. Fell.
A hayraek load of young people
attended the dedication program ut
the West Mt. View Grange Hall last
Saturday evening. Mrs. Barrett OF
Enterprise acted as ehaperon.
Mr.. D. L. Baillie spent The past
week in Seattle.
Mr.. John Lopas who has spent
the past year at Panama, has re-
turned TO his home here.
Miss Hope Miller of Bellingham
spept Friday evening with her cous-
i'll. Ruth Cederberg and attended
the debate
The school election will take place
March Eth. The candidates for the
office are; c. E. Fitzgerald, Charlie
Thornton and DR. c. S. Hood.
Mr.. Edwin Lopas has as his
guests. his son Harry Lopas Of Ana
cortes.
D r. Boyd has been called 10
Auburn because of the illness of
his aged mo her
Our local debating team met de-
feat last Friday evening 1t the
hands of the Bellingham debators in
the fourth of the series of state
debates on the immigration ques-
ton The local team, composed Of
Jessie Henry. Archie Fox and James
iAuSStil upH'lNiilS tie DtScl4Nt SluS.
Miss Erisa Gorsucl lad IS -
Weekend guest, Miss Alice Moles Of
East Mountain View.
Mr.. md Mrss. John Slater enter-
tanned the Bon Ami Club last Fri
day evening
The building occupied by the
Variety Store and Hanson's har-
hess shop WAS purchased by VIM.
Manning last Saturday.
The Senior girls chaperOned by
Miss Nell c. Roybar spent Wednes-
day in Bellingham looking up ora
ton material al the Library
Mr.. and Mrs Duncanson have
moved TO the farm in the flats and
will live with Mrs. Duncanson S peo-
pie.
The Girls Basket Te,ll team scor-
ed another victory last "Wednesday
evening by defeating the Blaine
team by score of Q - s.
Mr.. Sandbers. who is in the hos
rital here, is improving.
The city cOancil has decided To
enforce the eurfew ordinance. Here
after al children under Is years If
eae who are unaccompa MED by -
dults must be off the streets when
liz curfew bell rings.
Miss Ragnild Newbean has been
moved from the hospital To her hom'
Miss Helen Fell had rs h-r guest
last Wednesday evening Miss Lola
Barrett. Of Enterprise
T. a. Rogers, VINO has been I'll
and in the hospital, has been moved
to the Qurey home.
MrS I4rnas Mosia- baVl
as their guest their son. Joe, Of
Raymond. Washington.
After an extended visit in Califor-
nia Mr.. Edwin Lopaas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Garlick have returned home
John Nichols spent the last week
with his mother 1T Oreas lsland.
J. Snyder has gone 10 No. Yak
ina rs II delegate 10 the Mennonite
convention
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Barrett have
lnaved to their new home 1t Noun
tain View
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Johnson have
moved 10 Alberta.
M. and Mrs. Fred Wewetzer have
as their guest Mrs H. NJ. Jameson
of .3-llingham.
Last Tuesday Good Fellowship
meeting WAS held in the Congrega-
llonal church The speakers were
from Seattle. Bellingham. Anacortes
and Blaine. supper WAS served il
the evening by the Ladies Aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Minor McLain and MIR. and Mrs
: 4. Thompson We're dinner guests
ut the Hamshaw home Tuesday.
After Il lingering illness Mr.. lohr
Brown passed away at six O'CLOCK
sunday m>rning. The funeral WA
+ held from the Methodist church II
+ Tuesday afternoon The deceased Il
Survived by his mother. Mrs. j
Brown, two sisters, Mrs. w. Mensol
and Mrs. c. Robinson,o of Bellinsham
four brothers, Lester and Martin, O
Ferndale, L. d. Brown. of Bellius
ham. and George Brown, of White
Bluffs.
Miss Ora Hallett entertained
number of her friends al /. y. .. +
i hall Monday evening