The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-05-09
NEWS OF LINDEN

al, that John Bay was i'll in the
W., hospital at Philadelphia with
diptheria
Tho Amphictyon Club will meet
,.h Mrs Harry Mock Friday after
noon
Miss Mamie Wellhouse, a grad
.oto of the Lynden High School of
tbe class of 1911, and Fred Fowler of
chow Island were married Friday in
pe,Iingham. Mrs. Fowler has been
.aoobing near Ferndale. and will fin
sh out her term.
Grace Stuurmans is home from
pellingham, where she recently un-
derwent an operation.
daughter was born to Mr.. and
,,rs Cornelius Van Wyhe Monday.
The senior boys entertained the
senior girls Friday evening in the
English room at the high school.
Games we're played, and ice-cream
| and waters were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gilmore Of Bel
uneham are the parents of a girl
born Sunday
Born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
uamstra, a daughter.
Wilmer Cruikshank is seriously ill
IN a sanltarium at Colfax. Cal.
Mrs. Douglas Ogle, who has been
very i'll for some time. is slowly con-
/ yalescing.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Bolkcom left
for their home in Minneapolis Thurs
day. May >, after an extended visit
with their daughter. Mrs. Douglas
0gle.
1 /Leyi Axlund had his leg crushed
last week when a tree fell on him.
LINDEN people who attended a
mast matron's meeting of the Eastern
star in Bellingham Tuesday includ-
ed Mrs. f. l.. Wood, Mrs. Long. Mr..
and Mrs. P. NJ Serrurier, Mr.. and
Mrs B. C. De Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Hickey, Walter Elder, w. Fl. Elder,
Mrs. Burdwell, Mrs. Schroeder, and
Misses Bennett, Long. Bailey and
Tromp. Mrs. Hall and Miss Tromp
acted as past matrons.
The sophomore class gave a party
Friday night at the high school gym
nasium.
Mrs ]. C. Beach and son returned
to Lynden this week after visiting
relatives at Coupeville.
Miss Helen Enegren has been Ill
this week.
The P. y. G. Club surprised Mrs.
c. E. Holmes Friday, taking a pic
pic lunch with them.
Miss Elmina Graham spent the
weekend visiting her brother at
Bremerton. Her brother and his
wife have just returned from China,
where they have been for seven years.
Roy Harbit, Lynden boy who has
been in the navy for six years, Wis
ited here this week. He has been
honorably discharged, and has been
placed on the reserve list. He left
Monday for Seattle. where he will
pc employed in a garage.
Mrs. John Bussard returned from
St. Luke's hospital Sunday, where
Pie recently underwent an operat-
iOn.
Miss Tena and Antoinette Jess
we're the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Paul Henderson, last week.
Mrs. Ed Kelly returned to Seat
lie Tuesday after visiting her sis
fer Mrs. Walter Hemingway.
Joe Runyan. spent a few days In
bellingham last week.
Mrs. Frank A. Pace left Tuesday
or Seattle, where she is attending a
Red Cross institute on the University
campus. Mrs. Pace was accompanied
py Miss Esta Hickey.
The Knights of Pythias are plan
ping benefit for the Red Cross.
Mothers Day will be observed at
ne First Baptist Church next Sun
Jay morning. Pastor Myron Cooley
I'll have special sermon, and the
NOR Will furnish music appropriate
VI the day. All are invited to come
nd Join in singing the old hymns
ing by mother and grandmother
men they were girls.
MIS- Mary Swim left Monday for
Peattle for visit with relatives.
W. Z, Began has resigned his
|OSition as teacher in the Lynden