The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-06


iety. A picnic supper was served and
was followed by games.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Ireland have
returned to Lynden after an absence
of several months. They have taken
rooms at the home of Mrs. c. E.
Pangborn.
Here's what A. A. Bauman, local
Maxwell agent, did last week. He
sold new cars to ]. H. Bailey, o. T..
Reed. and the Whatcom County Imp
lement Company and Maxwell truck
to Will Tenant for milk hauling.
Then he topped off the week by sell
/ ling E. Grandquist a 1916 Ford car
L. NJ. Van Lew of Bellingham will
lecture at the G. A. r. Hall Sunday
evening. His subject will be What
is a Christian, and who are sinners?"
All are welcome; no collection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank landau of
, Bellingham, Messrs. Gerrit Polinder
and Bert Wander Griend, and Miss
Gertrude Polinder motored to Van
couver Monday.
] Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Worthen,
Clifton and Carroll Worthen were
Sunday guests at the c. F. Worthen
home.
John Bussard, Charles Bussard,
Victor Bussard, H. E. Stuart and Ben
Crabtree spent the weekend fishing
at Clearwater.
Misses Ellen and Mary Anderson
returned Monday from a short visit
at Bow Washington.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi AXlund.
Mrs. John Bussard and Mrs. Annie
Cudney visited Tuesday at the E. E.
Maupin home.
Mr.. A. De Long of Portland arriv-
ed in LINDEN last week to spend the
winter with his son, B. &. De Long.
Miss Thressa stone left Suncay
for Glen Echo, where she has accept
ID a position as principal OF the Glen
Echo school.
Miss Maude Leach entertained at
a birthday dinner Sunday Miss Title
Meurer. Mr.. Norman Hickey and Mr..
Roy Alexander of Bellingham.
Harry Savings is the special cor
respondent who submitted the fol-
lowing story this week:
''Miss Jessie Pope of Lynden, one
out of a hundred of the domestic
science teachers of the state, return
ed SATURDAY. to her school on the sea
shore at Birch Bay, where she has
at her command an army OF young
women who are being trained IN
household duties, so as to direct their
energies toward the betterment OF
the home. and become keener, bright
err. and more ambitious"
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Satterthwaite
spent Sunday afternoon a. the w.
w. Palmer home.
Miss Sanford of Denver was the
guest of Mrs. P. A. Clarke Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. H. Hurlbut and
family of Bellingham were guests
Sunday at the c. B. Bay home. In
the afternoon, the Hurlbut and Bay
families autoed to Sumas to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Beckes and
family. and Miss Mary Lewis return
ed Friday from White Rock, B. C.
where they were camping.
Mrs. G. c. Osgood of Bellingham
was a guest of Mrs. Walter Heming-
way Ole day last week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. P. A. Clarke emit
ertained at dinner Sunday for MI
and Mrs. Roy Clarke of Seattle, Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Spencer of Eyerson'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Palmer of Booths
Corners, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce
and family, Mr.. J. E. Bruce of Bel
bingham, and Mr.. Clarence Otter OF
Montana.
Mrs. Walter Hemingway enter
tanned the Amphiction Club Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clarke of Seattle
spent Sunday and Monday with Mr..
Clarkes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
A Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Merrick and
son Frank, autoed up from Everett
Saturday to spend the week end at
the Williams and Hemingway home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Draper, Mrs.
Jack Wellington, Miss Leah yelling
ton and Mr.. William Loe, all from
Anaeortes, autoed to Lynden Sunday
and visited at the Williams and Hem
/ ingway home.
Rev. Pasma of Oostburg, Wiscon-
sin will preach next Sunday morning
NJ tom n'clOck in English at the Re-