The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-12
FROM FERNDALE
And VICINITY.

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school teachers at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs D. l.. Baillie. A UNIQUE
feature of the evening was hold
up"
Lee Rowe, of Carnation. Alberta
has ts-en visiting old friends here.
Mrs. Charles Timernlan left Sun
day for Seattle where size will visit
for about three weeks.
After an extended visit here with
friends and relatives. Mrs. George
Brown left Tuesday for White Bluffs
Washington.
Mrs. Charlie Schell and son, vii
bur, are spending the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prayer, OF
Everett.
The members of the L. c. Club
We're delightfully."- entertained by
Miss Beatrice Casebeer at her home
Saturday afternoon Ella Peterson
and Rowena Timerman Were admit
ted as members.
Miss Slater. who is teaching in
Bellingham. spent the Weekend with
her parents.
After a two months honeymoon Il
California, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ham
mer have returned home.
Capt Humphrey hes moved his
family to the Tenant farm.
The Cecilisn and Emersonian lit
erary societies held an open meet
ing at the H. S. auditorium Friday
evening. The hall WAS packed -
standing room. The program was as
follows:
instrumental Solo, Sylvia Mosier.
A55rass Prof Holland
Song, Music Class.
Recitation e. Verne snyder
Song. e. e.. Music Glass.
Cecilian paper. Alice Moles. Mabel
Wilson. Laura Larson, Ella Pc
terson.
Song, :. :. Primary Grace
Recitation. clyde CampDeIi.
Duet, Charlie Hamshaw and Charles
PETERSON.
Emersonian Ladder, Obel Junet.
Neal Rowe, Howard Thompson
Fred Olson.
Original Poem, =. Elmer Jones.
Debate = Resolved. That men
and women should have equal SUI
frase in the United States" The af-
firmative was upheld by Anna Dun
agan, Buelah Flneley. Ruth Cedar
berg; negative, Raymond Flockoi,
Ray Bartruff, Ernest Stowell.
instrumental Solo, :. Esther Olson.
Miss Mabel King and Mr.. Joe Mo-
sier were quietly married "Wednesday
afternoon. The young couple Will
make their home a | Raymond.
A. Sandberg has been moved to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Pravitz have
moved in to the Humphrey home.
Rev. Holcombe, formerly Of his
place but now of Seattle. is calling
on old friends here.
Charles Davis, of Seattle. spent the
Weekend with mis- sisters, Mrs. Vim.
Fell and Mrs c. S. Hood.
Cecil Drake WAS pleasantly suf@
prised Monday evening. The occasion
being his sixteenth birthday.
The Grange held its usual meet
ing "Wednesday evening. \ neck-lie
social is being planned for the near
future
Miss Fora King spent the week
end with Bellingham friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Grahlmsn have NOV
I'd 10 Prince George. Il. {.
After visiting in Seattle and South
Bend for the past Week Dousal
Balllie has returned home.
Miss Esther Hagen spent The week
end with Miss Sophye ke1ehert
After visiting her parents 1T Mt
View. Mrs. Herbert Murray and lit
tie son have returned home.
Miss Beatrice Caseb beer WAS pleas
antly surprised II her hone Saiar-
day evening, the occasion being Ter
sixteenth birthday.
Ira Rohrbacher has been appoint
ed deputy assessor for this township
The annual school election was
held on March Z DR.. c. 5. Hood
was the successful candidate.
Mrs. Nettie Barley entertained
number of young people on saturday
evening in honor of the 2lst birth
day of her son. John. The house was
tastefully decorated with Oregon
grape. and daffodils. A dainty luli-
ch-un WAS served TO Misses Mamie
Newell. Julia Colvin. lnez Daniels,
Cecilia Fitzgerald, Hattie, Heb
ELI and Mary Monroe. Grace Query.
Edna Thompson. Lucille and Mar
jory Amunds. Alice Shields, Minnie
Pehrson, Alice Moles, Price, Annie
Stowen. Marguerite Scott, of Bell
ingham. Helen Fell. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney. Miss Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs
c. NJ. Thornton, Mrs. Leeds, Gladys
BARLEY, Warren Porter. Charles
Hamshaw. Charles PETERSON. Hobart
Whitney. Howard Thompson, W. b.
Mcclure. Harry Query, Ernest Stowel
Fred Olson. Archie Shields. Leo
Fitzgerald, John Barley and the
hostess.
f. NJ Woodward has taken Po-
sition al Blaine.
After spending a week with his
mother at Auburn, D. r. Boyd has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Hiveley have rs
4 gaest their daughter. Mrs. Bellicle
of Bellinsham.
Mrs w Miles and small son have
/ been visiting relatives here.
II. Mcmillan has moved his family
+ from Enterprise here.
Rev. Leroy Shultz, of Bay View
attended the funeral of John Brown
and also visited old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hood enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Barnhardt, Mr.
md Mrs JaSsa Carpaptpr Mr. and