The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-17
SUNRISE

lLowrey visited Mrs. Jim Summer
Vile last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. Summerville, Mrs. w. c.
Dykes, Mrs. H. Draper. Mrs. M.
Campbell, Mrs. J. McPhail, Mrs. F.
Pittman, Mrs. NJ Bamford, Mrs. M.
Burk and Frieda Mayer went to Hoff-
man Hall Tuesday afternoon where
donations were accepted for Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Wander Yacht. They
received many useful articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Johnson visited
at Lynden Tuesday.
Mr.. Burk has purchased colt
from G. Kroon.
The ladies of this vicinity met at
the home Of Mrs. Melvin Bamford
Monday afternoon to sew for the An
drew Wander Yacht family.
Mr. Hugh Mcleod is working for
his uncle, Mr.. Will Mcleod.
Miss Edith Myers visited the school
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Crawford is very
much improved in health.
Mrs. Robert Mcleod had the fol-
lowing visitors from Blaine Wednes-
day: Mrs. Kilroy, Mr.. Muncy. and
Mrs. Oscar Farnum. Mrs. Pickett,
| who ha been staying with Mrs.
Crawford, returned with them to
Blaine in the afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Summerville was Fern
dale visitor Wednesday.
Mary and Val Burk spent Sunday
evening at the Charles Myers home.
The Busy Hour Sewing Club met
with Mrs. Robert Lowrey last Thurs
day. The following ladies were pres
ent: Mrs. j. B. McPhail. Mrs. J T.
McPhail Mrs. NJ Campbell, Mrs Jim
Summerville, Mrs. NJ. Burk, Mrs. w.
C. Dykes, Mrs Melvin Bamford, Mrs.
Frank Pittman and Miss Ellen Fin
ney. Mrs. Lowrey was presented
with a dozen beautiful quilt blocks.
Mrs. NJ. Berger and Miss Alice
Berger left last Thursday to visit
friends at Van Buren,.
County examinations have been
sent to the school by Mrs. Jennie NJ.
Robin. They are to be answered by
the pupils and kept on file at the
school until Mrs. Robin visits the
school to see them.
A program and pie-social will be
held at the Buffalo school Friday ev-
ening. Nov. Is. Everyone is invited
to attend. Ladies please bring pies.
Mrs. Will Berger and children Wis
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berger and Ger
aid were Bellingham visitors both
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Henry klynstra was at Lyn-
den Saturday.
Mr.. Will Berger worked at the W.
erson mill Saturday.
Ben Berrns. who has recently re-
turned from Saskatchewan, Canada,
visited friends in this neighborhood.
The pupils of the Sunrise School
will give a program Wednesday af-
iernoon. Nov %. The program will
be followed with refreshments.
NJ. Charles Myers and Mr.. Jim
summervilIs have been hauling grav-
81 for the township.
NJ Martin GgztafzOn called at the
John swanson home Friday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs Allen Of Blaine vis-
itcd Mr. AMI Mrs- VIII Berger Sun
day
Mr.. and Mira. Charles Myers and
family spent Sunday at the Alton
Featon hor1s. Mira Myers will stay
with her daughter several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Burk entertained
at dinner Sunday for the following
persons: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred SiegeI
and Raymond. Mr.. Almstead of Bel
bingham, Mrs. Glen Petit and son of
Custer.
Miss Anna Burk has returned to
the home Of her parents.
Mr.. John Henderson has been haul
ing gravel for his driveway.
Edith and John Myers spent Sun
day evening at the NJ. Burk home.
Albert and August Odmark spent
Sunday with Val Burk
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bostwick WIS.,
tied Sunday with their parents.
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