The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-05-13
CORRESPONDING
IRON
NEAKBY TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES
oS the Iribunes Special Correspondent.
FERNDALE

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Strange of Bellingham.
Miss Alice Caldwell of Snohom,st
spent Sunday as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Hood.
Chauney Reyes of Blaine was
the weekend guest of relatives here
On Wednesday evening DIR. and
Mrs. c. s. Hood, Miss Blanche Cav.
ley, Miss Edna Cook, Miss Emma
Wahltsrand. Miss Angie Balmer
Miss Orpha Beightel, Miss Verla
Slater. Miss Pauline Hood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Campbell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Slater picnicked at Birch
Bay.
l. w. Lowe, former editor of the
Ferndale Record, but now of OIym-
pia. spent last week here on bust
ness
Miss Ethel shacklee spent the
weekend in Seattle as the guest of
her cousins.
Mrs. M. A. Peterson returned on
Thursday from Wilbur, Mimi, where
she was called by the sudden death
of her sister.
On Wednesday evening Miss EN-
ma Wahlstrand attended the we'd
ding OF her cousin, Miss Esther
Christopherson, at Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs. C. u. Hamshaw, DR..
and Mrs. c. S. Hood, Miss Stella
Thompson and Miss Pauline Hood
spent May End at Colebrook, B. c.,
as the guests of Mr.. and Ms. Ern-
est Sather.
| After a several months visit with
relatives In Minnesota, Iowa and
Wisconsin, Mrs. r. d. Thedens has
returned to her home.
William Baker has had as his
guest j. S. Reese Of Hutchinson,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick PETERSON have
had as their guests, the latters SIS
tiers, Miss Agnes Peterson of Sc
attic, and Misses Mildred and La
VIVA Larson of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Smith and children of CAL
gary, Alberta, have arrived in Fern
dale to spend the summer with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sweeney.
Charles Bachover of Ferndale
and Miss Clara Omli of Mountain
View were quietly married in Sc
attic on Monday. After a short
wedding trip the young people will
leave for Montana where they will
reside
Frank McAlpine who resided
with the Matheson family, and who
| 70 np.lv To
in the old Post Office building, was
found dead Wednesday evening al
the Matheson farm. Death was due
to apoplexy. He is survived by one
daughter, residing in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Johnson,
and son, Byron, have moved to End
wick, Wash.
CHURCH NOTES
The Ladies Aid of Tire United Lu-
theran church will hold their an
nual sale on May 18th at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NOrdby.
Mothers Day was observed at all
programs. Miss Hildur Lindgren,
the churches with very appropriate
the well-known soloist of Belling-
ham. sang at the exercises OF the
Swedish Baptist Church.
Mrs. John l. Cederberg entertain-
ed the w. c. T. u. at motherf
meeting at her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
SCHOOL NOTES
One of the most interesting bse-
ball games of the season was play
ed on the local diamond Friday az
ternoon when the High School boys
were successful in defeating the
Normal pedagogues by score OF 4
/ to 3.
The annual school exhibit which
was held at the Grade School build
ing on Friday afternoon, deserves
special mention. This exhibit was
the best of its kind ever held here,
especially the free-hand drawings,
sewing and water colorings. The
Manual Training exhibit was held
at the High School building ano
was excellent.
The Senior class day exercises
will be held in the High School Au'
ditorium Friday evening at which
time mock Orations, prophecies and
an original play will be given.
The local athletes went to Lyn-
den on Saturday to take part in .ht
of WhAtGnm