The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-10
NORTHWOOD

IOr teDruary. JACK rTleuu, Neai VOI
then. Viola Knittls. Nina Hamilton,
John Noordeloos, L. Roy Taylor. Will
Ripperda. Helen Marchant, Annie
Worthen, Freda Arbuckle, Mildred
Harvey, Simon Stremler, Gerrit
Stremler, Donald Brown, Earl Snider.
Harold Williamson. David Collart,
Mamma Noordeloos. Lawrence Os-
goodby, John Otter, Walter Brown,
Peter Kragt, Mildred Brown. Eunice
Friend, Fannie Stremler Leona Wor-
then Hazel Tenant, Dollie Friend,
jeanette Kragt, Elizabeth Taylor and
Evelyn Knitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthen and
daughter Mary were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Worthen.
| Viola, Evelyn and Elsi g KNITTED
were Sunday guests of Nellie, Alma,
and Olga Mattson.
Mrs. C. N. Anderson has as her
houseguest her sister, Miss Lottie
Brokers' of Anacortes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tenant and
family visited at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Steele at Gosh
en- Sunday.
Northwood is not behind other dis
tricts in the chicken business. A new
chicken house sixty by twenty is be-
ing built at the A. Schouten place.
John otter, jr.. was the guest OF
his great uncle, H. Wander Wall in
Lynden Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Kelley of Bel
bingham were recent visitors at the
Herman Harvey and T. l.. Riddle
homes.
Mr.. William Moffat of Vancouver.
B. c., visited his brother, Mr.. Peter
Moffat at the Blank home from Fri
day to Sunday.
Alfred Knitted, who is working for
his brother, E. A. Knitted. spent Sun
day at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Sophia KNITTED, In Lynden.
Grace Ripperda, who has been
working in Lynden, is at home.
After serving faithfully for many
years as school directors of the
Northwood district, Mr. Steve Day
and Mr.. F. M. Bloom are succeeded
by E. A. Knitted and Lew Stremler.
Mr.. Knitted was elected for a term of
three years and Mr.. Stremler to fill
! the unexpired term of Mr.. Bloom.
who has moved to Lynden.
Miss Nettie Harvey. who is living
with her grandfather in Lynden. wis.,
tied at her home in Northwood re-
Gently.
Newt Riddle is helping Herman
Harvey clear land.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Marchant, Mrs.
L. A. Marchant and daughter, Helen,
and Mrs Lloyd Mcfarland and little
son, Eugene. were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Berthu-
sen of Sunshine.
Those who have received grade
of one hundred per cent in spelling
the past month are Neal Worthen,
Laura Tenant, Will Ripperda. Hell
en- Marchant, Viola Knitted, Hazel
Tenant and Arthur Heathers.
The Lakeside w. c. T. U. has pro-
vided books of reference for help in
the essay contest in the Northwood
School.
Mr.. Andrew Hoytema visited at
Greenwood recently, renewing &C
quaintance with Mr.. and Mrs. b. AL
tena. who have just returned from
Holland.
| Mrs. Matte Bradley had as her
Sunday dinner guests. her brother,
John Kirkpatrick and family of Lyn-
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rothfuss will
move soon to their home on the
Clearbrook road, purchased last year
from Oscar Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and
children were Sunday visitors at the
Warren Williamson home.
Mr.. VIM. Hansard and her sister,
Mrs. M. O'Brien, were Bellingham
visitors Tuesday.
| Mr.. Mauritz Kadiera and son Fred
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. Ka-
diera's daughter, Mrs. e. A. Knitted.
Mr.. George Worthen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Worthen and daughter Mar
troy, and Mr. and Mrs. Hirma Brown
and little daughter autoed to Ken
dali Friday. The WOrthens return
ed the same day, but the Browns re-
NAMED in Kendall for an extended
visit with relatives.
Glen Arbuckle of Lynden spent
Sunday with Ralph Thomas.
After visiting in Bellingham for
ten days, Mrs. M. O'Brien returned
to her home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M. Yount were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Mortiboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Harvey had