The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-01
NEWS OF LINDEN

kensington club members. and
their husbands will be guc3ts Friday
night of Mrs. B. w. Loring and Mrs.
F E Knapp at the Loring home.
Pupils Of Miss Althea Horst gave
recital this week al the home of
Mrs. F. l.. Wood. Their mothers were
the guests and following the program
Miss Horst served refreshments The
following were the numbers: Dance
on the Green" (Orth), Theodore
Wood; Fifth Noc.urne" (Leybach)
Margaret Shagren Duet, Hunting
Song tHoffman). Francis Wood and
Gordon Serrurior; Dance of Sea
Dragons" (Krogman). Mary Sue
Mock: Duet, The Violet" end May
time" (Sartor:o), Mary Sue Mock
and Miss Horst; March, Stars and
Stripes" Gordon Serrur.cr: Ave
Maria" tBurgmuller) Roberta Wap-
les; Duet, "Acrobats" and Spring
time" (Lenecke), Roberta NAPLES
and Miss Hors,: Grants March"
Francis Wood; Fairy Dance"
(Bohm). Mary Anderson.
The Klatawa. Amphictyon and the
Kensington Clubs are planning a re-
ception in honor of the Lynden boys
who have returned from the service
Butter has dropped to sc cents
The Lynden farmers are getting SO
cents for their butterfat now at the
c-.amery.
Lynden defeated Sedro Wooley in
a track meet Saturday 81 to So. Lyn-
den point winners were Slade, Rath-
bone. Clyde Wilson, Bloom. Ray Will
son., Smith, Edward LIE Coco, Charles
LIE Coco, Spraguc. Swenson, De Boer
Horton. Pace. The Lynden team sur
p-ised Sedro Wcoley. and made fine
showing. Mescrs. Frye and Rocky
are coaching the Lynden boys.
Mrs. Ed Kelley CT Marysvile is Wis
iting at the Williams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walters have
returned from Rochester, Minnesota.
where Mr.. Walters expected to un-
dergo an operation. The Mayo Broth
ers decide that an operation was not
necessary.
Little John James EleEbaa age
/ year, 8 months and 27 days, passed
away Thursday after a lorg illness.
Funeral services were held at the
home of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Elenbaas, the Rev. Z. B-een offieiat-
ing.
Mrs. Everett Hawley and Mrs.
Frank Hawley entertained the mem
bcrs of the Anphictyon Club ana
their husbands Friday evening, APR.
25. at the Everett Hawley home.
Ward playing We the diversion of the
evening. first prizes being won by
Mr.. George NAPLES and Mrs. Fanny
Rathman.
Mrs Eva Thompson attended
conference of the Women's Home
Missionary Society in Bell!ngham on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall enter
tanned twelty-e.Zht members OF the
ROYAL Society CT Good Nuts at their
home Saturday The party motored
to LINDEN from BellinghAm. Guests
were Messrs. md Mesdcmes K. II.
Ewing. Fred Estey. A. c. Harlow, ).
r. Morrison, Z. NJ. Hawkins. N. l..
DAVIS. F. w. Saxauer. w. Nj. Seeger,
l. C. Short, c. E. Bell, W. E. Rooney,
F.E. Knapp, D. Mulder; airs. J. +.
Van Cleye and Mrs. r. Heberden,
Misses Anna Peel and Eleanor Gray.
ard Messrs. Robert Morrison ana L.
NJ Laughlin.
George Bruins underwent an oper-
alton at Bellingh.m Wednesday.
The Klatawa Club met with MISS
Daisy Bailey Wednesday evening
Tie LINDEN Red Crosse has reeeiv-
ed 100 refugee skirts. All are asked
to come either to Red Cross mead
quarters anG help make them or 10
take them home. The WORK must oe
completed at once.
Glendale defeated Custer az oase-
hall Wednesday with % TO score:
Glendales heavy artillery consisted oi
Arthur Jordel, Philip Nyman' nusn
Mcleod. Grant Reed, Lawrence Reed
Ernest Holmc and Melvin Bostwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Reed OF Los
Angeles are renewing OLD acquaih'
aaceships in Lynden this week
A daughter was born to Mr. anu
Mrs. Carl Mucrscher THURSDAY, 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts movea "
their new home on Front 81 'his
week. ,h q,
Rev. A. ]. Weeks will preach a!
the Baptist Church next SUNDAY a.. q,
the 100 a. m. ce-yIce. inns Mn
be the last opportunity to near mn.
Weeks before he leaves fof the ea
Rev. Myron Cooley went 10 nuri
ington Sunday afternoon TO a'.ena
,hs evaneelistic meetings being helo
.here He returned Wednesday.
A daughte. was born Aprh ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Havemah. NJ.
A son was bern April 20 10 M :
and Mrs. Gerrit Notebccm.
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