The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-10-20

Mr.. Miller will operate his mill al
Sumas while this one is being re.
iplenished with timber.
| Miss. Mildred Wilcoxen left for
Lebam, Wash. Sunday morning.
Mr.. Jason Atkinson visited his
brother Charles and wife at Van
Buren, Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Larson of Bel
lingham are visiting old friends here
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson were
former residents of this locality, re-
siding just west of Van Buren,.
Mrs. Dan Tilton has extended an
an invitation to the young people to
practice at her home for church
service and Sunday School. The eve
ming for practice will be announced
later
Mr.. Nels Jacobson had his silo re-
built that was blown over in the re-
cent windstorm and was filling it
Monday with corn.
The Clearbrok ladies aid will meet
Thursday, Oct. 9th at the church
parlors. The ladies are planning for
an apron sale to be held at some fut-
ure time.
Mrs. M. Brewer and little daughter
Betty Bell of Auburn and Mrs Stuart
of Seattle motored here to see Mrs.
Brewers sister Mrs. T. l.. Parrot,
who is convalescing at her home on
the Clearbrook Sumas road.
A mass meeting will be held at
Nooksack Thursday evening to talk
over the Union High School PROPOSE
ton, now being agitated. All patrons
of District 31S are urged to be pres
ent, that they may understand how
to vote at the coming election.
Evening services at the Van Buren,
church on Sunday evening have been
discontinued on account of the light
ing proposition. Rev. Downing who
has been under the weather with a
cold, is able to attend to his church
duties again, with Sunday School at
10 A. M. and church services at II
A. M. Midweek prayer meeting at the
Downing home Wednesday evening.
Among those visiting Bellingham
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carl
son and daughter Selma, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Olson and daughter Amy; Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Farrand Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.
Stoonehouse,. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.
Tyler. and Mr.. VIM Bates.
Clearbrook School Notes
Tive new scholars were added to
the Clearbrook school Monday. Mas
ter Jesse Walmer entered the fifth
grade and his brother Ralph entered
the second grade.
Mesdames E. Rasmussen, G. M.
Lundgren, Miss Lilly Peterson and
Mr.. Fred Manus were visitors at the
local school during the week.
A most pleasing affair was the
birthday luncheon given in honor of
Miss Marion Lindell, teacher of the
primary room at the local school, on
Friday October 14th. The luncheon
was given at the school hall. at the
noon hour, and was in the form of a
surprise carried out by some of the
girls of the school The table was
centered by birthday cake with the
proper number of candles. About
thirty enjoyed the luncheon.
The reception Friday evening ten
dered the Freshman class at the
Nooksack High School proved to be
a very enjoyable affair from start to
finish, with class imitation, program
and good eats. Among the local ones
attending were Misses Ruth Loreen,
Evangeline Anderson, Helen King,
Alice Williams, Marion Shirk, Seattaa
Alvord Lissie Perry, Helen and Edna
Hinton and Messrs. Anton HOlmQuist,
Walter Johnson, Barnie and Friedrich
Fine, William Alvord, Francis Hig-
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Friend, Alvin and Donald Swanson,
Perry Weersing and VIM. Perry.