The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-15
CLEARBROOK

The Lakeside L. T. l.. will meet
Saturday afternoon of this week at
the Higginson home.
After a fortnight's visit at the A..
E. Marchant home Mrs. Mary March
ant returned to her home in Sedro-
Woolley, last week.
Opening of another mile of the
Blaine-Sumas pavement, west from
the Milwaukee depot at Van Buren,
has been promised for Wednesday
of this week. The ''shut-ins" on that
road are getting pretty anxious.
The first frost of the season came
Sunday night The damage was
slight and confined to localities on
the low ground.
Teachers at the local school, Miss
Lucille Ecker and Miss Marion Lin
dell will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Shirk and Miss Mar
garet Carmen is domiciled at the H.
A. Carlson home for the present.
From Thursday until Sunday ev-
ening Miss May Henry of Dahlia and
Miss Irene Thomas of Cathlamet,
were guests of Miss Leona King at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. E. M.
King, one mile west of Clearbrook.
Mr.. Frank Gildersleeve is building
new bungalow on his newly acquir-
ed ranch in the Bell Creek district
near Deming.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Adkin-
son were guests at the Altman home
at Silver Beach Sunday. Mr.. l.. c..
Altman returned with them and will
be their guest this week.
Mrs. Chris Anderson was a pleas
ing hostess Wednesday afternoon to
the Lakeside w. c. T. u. After de-
votionals, needlework was enjoyed.
At four o'clock, dainty luncheon
was served to sixteen.
Mrs. Swan Anderson at her home,
Evergreen Farm" was hostess to
the Swedish Lutheran Aid Thursday
afternoon. Twenty-Five enjoyed Mrs.
Anderson's hospitality.
Misses Mary A. Perry, Esther E..
and Ethel Swanson were home from
their schools for the weekend.
Mr.. F. A. Johnson has a new
Dodge Touring Car, and Mr.. r. II,
Farrand is driving a new Ford tour
ing car to and from his school work
at Sumas.
At dinner Friday evening, Mrs. E.
M. King and daughters, Misses Bes-
sic and Leona, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Higginson and children,
Dorothy and Hollis. Sunday, Misses
Portia and Daphne Adams of Belling-
ham were guests at the King home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Gildersleeve,
who are guests of their son Frank,
motored to Park Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Ecker visited Mrs. T.
L. Parrot at the Sumas hospital Sat
urday. Mrs. Parrot is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rathbone
and son Clyde and Miss Jess of Fern
dale were pleasantly entertained at
the c. E. Merriam home Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Anna Graves of Bellingham
was a guest over Sunday of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Graves and
sister, Mrs. G. F. Wander Mel. On
Monday, Mrs. Wander Mel left for
Custer, where she will be the guest of
Mr.. Wander Mei's parents.
Misses Abbie Gillis, Ruth Johnson,
Trina Fine, Ellen Jacobson and Grace
Estergreen left Sunday evening for
Bellingham to attend Normal.
School Notes
A magazine will be furnished each
room of the local school this year.
This has never been done before, and
the teachers in charge have the ap
probation of scholars and patrons.
Miss Jennie Friend will not be able
to take up her school duties for some
time, as she is helping care for her
brother Dewey. She will enter the
Junior Glass at Nooksack.
Henry Turner is attending high
school in Sumas this year.
Nine scholars from the local school
and three from the Northwood dis
trict entered the freshmen class at
Nooksack at the beginning of the
school term.
The enrolment for the Clearbrook
school totals "a pupils-7th and Sth
grades, 81, Mr.. Cecil Graham, prin-
cipal; grammar room, "a, Miss Lu-
ellie Ecker, teacher; intermediate
grades, 81 pupils, Miss Margaret
Carmen, teacher; primary room, %
pupils, Miss Marion Lindell, teacher.