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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
RIVER rELEqRAAGS.

Davis Island Dams feet. stationary,
cloudy.
WARREN foot. stationary, cloudy.
Or City, foot 10 inches, falling.
cloudy.
Point Pleasant-lO.J feet. rising
clear.
Steubenville feet. stationary
clear.
MorgantOwn IS feet, stationary
cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
WILSON IMPROVES
Wheeling Man Hurt In Auto Mshap
We'll on Road to Recovery

The condition Of II. y. Wilson was re-
reported as somewhat improved last
night Mr. Wilson was injured III an
automobile, wreck on the National ROAD
near rlaySviIlc on Monday of last week
Hospital attendants AZ the Washington
HoSp where he is patient state
that he is well on the road TO recovery
although he will bc confined To the
hospital for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

Clyde Amos and :. I. Parker. of this
city. and w j. Patton of Fairnoint. ..
On Tuesday. May 81. Il reception vii!
b., held IN the church III honor Re-. and
Mrs. Mansfield. Tn" cnmm;tt"" will be
appointed 1T I latter dat" /" arrange a
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
SEALED PROPOSALS

IL. 8 Engineer OfTIcH. Wheeling. W. Va.
N Cement-Sealcd proposals Will b" re-
ceiyed here until Hoo \. NJ. Eastern
time), June II. 1921. and then opened
for furnishing and delivering 2n.0U0 bar
rels OF American Portland cement for
Dam No. -. ono River. Further in
formation on application.
my-lt-l6-I7-lS-ju-ll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
wAMrED-AqENTS.

AGESTS-Party TO sell in your city
ball grip handles for Ford car doors
Making opening and closing Of doors
sasy Selling price SIS per Sot OF
three. Fastest selling Ford necessity
offered. Agents making big money. No
capital required. Attractive profits.
Write US today. c. p. LOOMS. Mfg. Co..
Peoria, Ill my-l6-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
FINDS GARAGE DooR OPEN

Two officers while making their
rounds ut an early hour this morning
found one Of the side doors at the Paige
Motor Car Company on Market street
open The officers notified the mana
ger and after a careful search discover
ed that nothing was missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
rc1E SANS BIGGEST JOB.

Nov CuslI, Pa. May l..--'Thr n.g:;'-I
iuh the United States has ,vCr under
taken vas the way prohibition "!f"r,r-
ru.ni waS drScirh"d by Federal Ir"hih.
lion commissioner John +. kraml." i'll
an ad,lrc*s herr today. before Il gdIh.r
,n., held under tn" auspices of TN" N"W
Castle Ministerial association obScrr.
ing the four hundredth anniversary Of
Tho anrrarancc Of Martin Luther before
Ihr Dict at Worms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS


Fuirmont. W. Va. May Ill \.
M:rk. superintendent 81 - mining
plan; at Hildrrbrand. was severely
injured this evening when an auto
mobile in which nc WAS riding went
over an rmbankm"nt near M"non-
Gah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
MANY INJURED IN
WRECK ON ALTON

Bloomington. HIS. May L. rain ~"
p known as TIA" Alton hummer. - H''
rallied six miles south of Bloomington
SEVERAL PERSONS ar" reported To nave
been injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
roR nEnr-ruRNrsHED BOOKS

FOR RENT--Two large beautifully fur
nished sleeping rooms. in private fam
~ with use OF bath and phone. Apply
Vel Chaplnc ST. Ihone 2iJ9-J.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

san Salvador. Republic Of Saliva
dor. MAY l5.-Thrcr strong earth
uUak"S were felt throughout Saliva
dor Saturday. There have been no
reports of casualties or of material
damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
For Sale

Two story and attic, brick dwelling
Of 10 rooms. bath. laundry, furnace.
front and rear porches. Hard wood
finish. A real modern and up 10 date
nome. on 18th St. between Jacob and
Wood streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
wANTEp-MALE.

WANTED MARRIED man who has had
experience selling milk or bread 10
drive Wholesale dairy truck. Apply i05
:, York street. mE-lo-h
wASTED-Good prSiUors op"n for =
expert Ford Mechaa: $. Apply Bruce
II. Seabright. SI0t-, Jacob St my-lI-t
WANTE.D--Rar bcr at once. Union man
$25.On: l., over SG5.0n. Wire. Frank
II. Mayors. Warrington. W. Va.
my-l@-m
WANTED-First class linotype operator
Apply to foreman Wheeling Intelll-
Genccr.
WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL.
THE lNTELLI'5ENCEE
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL.
Office. l5U5 Market s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
FOR sA1E-LrvE STOCK.

FOR SALES-l0 pure bred Chester White
pigs. d. e. Bigger. EIyland. Ono.
nS-5-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

BOAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
May is, 1921. on Steamer Verne
Swain by the Boston Club. Ran
handle Lodge No. - |. &. ~ -.
Of W. Leaves Wheeling Wharf
at s =. IN.
fare $l.l0. including tax.
myl5g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

Just because you think tho weird =
your oyster, don't swallow everything
the world tells You.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
WANT1p-aousE OR APARromNr.

WANTED TO EENT-furniShed or UNI
y furnished house or apartment in good
locality either city or suburbs by re-
sponsiblc adults. Write !. NJ $. care
News or phone Wig. 1860 during office
hours. my-lO-m
WASTED-TU rent I'VE room house or
apartment. centrally loCa ted in Wheel
Ing BY family or TWO: no children.
Phone Martins Ferry 33s-W. mr-lS-cr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

II your hedge needs cutting. call 757
Wheeling. my-l6-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
FOE SALE.
FOR SALE-POULTRY.

FOR SALF;-AncOnas Shepherd strain
eggs and stock. H. 3. Hermann,
Wheeling. ". Va. K. - .. ap-ld-"Ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
wAMTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - SalcSady Tor shoe store
Experience preferred. Also SaleSlady
for hosiery counter. q. +. kinn,y Co..
1913 Market ST my-l4-i
WANTED--A colored cook md houhe-
maid. Mrs. J. {. Mckinley. Woods
dale S0@. my-l4-l
WANTED-Girl for general houSework
Permanent position. Can Mrs. Geo
A. Hill. Phone SAL Warwood.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

Who wants to start a laundry" The
progressive town OF Bethes da. Ohio, re-
QplreS q laundry. We have the great
IX>1xrta fxe& G-@:,sGGI dIua a town with
IN itself. during Summer; we have sew
eral villages, closely adjacent TO US:
family washing will be an extensive
feature: never failing supply OF water:
ideal sites: splendid opportunity. Come
and examine. Write or phone n. W.
Lewis, secretary Cha mber Of Commerce
Bethesda, Ohio. my-16-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16

FOR SALE - Good business. clearing
about 100000 a month. Phone "2lI-J.
milk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-16
LOST AND POUND.

WANTED - Light hauling cut rate
prices. Phone Wheeling l55j-J. ny11p
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03
To CINE HALLOWEEN
PARTY FOR kIp> OF lNNDkS

Asa reward tor the Aoys 211 girls
= Linden Tor extra good behavior
q ExLlovs' n. Marshal Jake lie
Ca-7;z : gang 10 give them e par
II Frl5ax evening e next week a.
Rzwlsys Hal. Al the KIDS q Ly1-
6az are invited
The marshal lei i BE known BE-
tore last Nond2r that II ne KIDS
didn't damage Any property hallov-
sa1 and confined their activities Il
pain nozss- there would ne some kind
y b celebration tar ths1- and he &
sang Il keep his word
LINDEN c5tl1nes WHO want II Join
with hin IN th5z reward party are
asked e contribute, cakes ca1dE
scs-cra4u. aid other good things ans
4sll The Marshal about i 1ow-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03
NORTHWOOD

Mrs Peter Eragt visited her par
elts, &r- and Mrs c. EoleboOu. q
LINDEN. Friday
Sunday dinner guests Of NJ an
Mrs. Lee williamson were Miss Helen
Axelsoz. Mr. and Mrs Ralph -Osgoo5-
b. and son Lawrence NJ and Mrs
Warren Williamson and children and
NJ and Mrs LIogd Bradley and chill
dxen-
Mrs. Warren Williamson will Be
hostess 70 the Willing Workers. Wed
1esdzY November :, at her home o.
the Blaine SUuas Road
Miss Freda ArbuckIe spent Suuday
with Miss Mildred Harvey.
3Ir and Ms Harry CFeFiston were
Monday evening guests OF Mr.. znd
Mrs l. \ Mzrchant-
Nj Fred Ezdiera Ct LINDEN spent
the past week AZ the home OF his
sister. Mrs. z ! KNITTED.
Dewey Friend has returned 10 The
home CT his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u
z. Friend after being confined for
more than two months aS The resul,
Of burns received il Z gasoline *
pIosion AZ the Deem home He :
able 10 Ealk with the help Of ergtch
ss
n s-A N-z- 3. 7. Weir and III
lie sou William and Mrs George
Blank u0tored 70 Anacortes Sun
DAY 10 visit Mrs Blanks son. Ar-
John Weir.
Sunday vening visitors az the L
:. NarchaEt home were Mr. and Ms
A Z Narchsut. Mr. and Mrs Fred
HiggirsoH and little son Hollis and
Dayton Friend
The home OF Mrs Agnes Eincklsy
was the scene Of a delightful Hal
l0we'en party Monday evening Ghost
stories. fortune telling and games.
appropriate 10 the occasion were En-
joyeG until : late hour. when re-
freshmsnts were served TO the follow
ing guests Mrs Annie Hamilton
Mrs j NJ Thomas. Miss Yenia Day.
Eliza beth and Marian Thomas, Clara
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03

Jones Mildred Ha-Tsx. Annie I'd
~ln. Lauren and Siaal=g Hamilton
and Gordon and Francis Thomas
Nj. and Mrs. " \ Day and deZgE-
Ter Myrtle q Be.i.l CHAN were week
s-6 guess a. ;k= home = Mrs. Day :
brother. NJ Z \ h1itt4l-
Mrs H / M4ryo-t z16 Mrs Geo
Custza attended conference o. The
Nhz.eon COUNTY VI G = L 4 Sci
-iuEezD- Tuesday
Miss Mamie Jacobs ard Mrs II L
Ma-yo-t we're h0st=sses for the Lake
side II. c. :. |. Wednesday after
1ocz 3 th4 Jacobs hone
NJ Cornelius lager has Z nan
With tractor ploEi1g for hin [1ts
we=k
The No-rhwoc1 Grange ~iIl hold :
dance a. thzir hall. FRIDAY evening.
Nov :. AL are invited
NJ and Mrs. George W0-tLe1 and
daughter Nzry Of LINDEN spent
SUNDAY :, tbs Hovz-d Wo.-ae1
hone
NJ. and Ms. Chzs Mysr and 40
sors Il and Harvey spent SZEd4E
With thz Fred Mznus family e. Nz-
BIZ znd II Meyer have bozsh;
aigaty acres Of The Rzriek ranch rear
Van Buren, AMI ara low buLdinE-
NJ. and Mrs. Harry C-eTl<Ic1- ~ho
has beea living l. : te1t ~ l6e ro1c
camp the past sumner nOTs5 SIN
day 70 their home or tks No-taw oo5-
C,ea rbro0k -osd-
Jim. George and vida Aarchz1t-
cousins Of I. 4 M2-ehznJ 0oto-e1
from Sei-o-W o3lIey 70 NorthEeod-
Wednesday. 70 visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bzie-4 and
three children Rzy- Rs1a and Alice
OF LINDEN. we're guests Of M and
Mrs. Ben Nynsyer. Monday eTe-zaE.
Ny. and Mrs Fred GreShe- 4-6
son wilbur and Mr.. Wilbur Bets q
Seattle. were guests q Mrs M4tEia
Bradley from Monday until Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Pixley OF
LINDEN spent Sunday a. ths home Of
Mr.. and Mrs : B Nortfboy. On the
Blaine-Suuss road
Mrs. Herman Harvey has been Ill
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Holmes aud
little daughter June were Sunday
guests OF Nj and Mrs Ed Thomas
Mrs H. l. MzryO-t returned % her
home Tuesday after spending two
DAYS with her friend, Mrs Ed Boston
Of BeIlinghsm.
NJ. and Mrs Robert Van Mersber-
gen and Mrs. J. 7. Dykste-eUls o.
LINDEN were Friday guests o. Mr.
and Mrs John Otter.
Glen and Fred Arbuekie and Car
ence SpTasue Of Lyndeu. spent Sun
day afternoon with Ralph Thomas
Mrs. L a Marchant accompanied
NJ. and Mrs Fred Higgins0r 10
BeIIingham. Saturday
Glen Arbuekls will spend this
month at the Clarence C2vsrdsr
home
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs Chas- Myers
visited Mr.. Willis Cole. OF LyDden.
who i very sick
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Jacobs and
TWO children Helen and Ernest mo-
rored 70 Birch Bay, Saturday even
ing and were dinner guests OF Mrs
Jacobs brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Grover yogt. The occasion was
the wedding anniversary Of Mr. and
Mrs Eogt-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03
BOOTHS CORNERS

Mrs. Z :. NoSk and children. Eu-
- Dzrol5 and June - Beiliaghan.
visited relatives here from Thursday
10 Sunday
Mrs Ges-gs Lake and children.
Helen and Lewis ~srs SaRtzy Wis
.to-s q, Tie J. Tzrouss Esside1es-
Miss y5ol4 Stuurz2R Of Belli-g-
ham spent tAe weekend 81 The eo-e
of As- parents
Mr.. and Mrs c No1r and family
z,,s1de5 Z Halloween party 81 ths
Sheriff hone - F2irT5e~ Thursday
eVe-l1E.
Mss Lille Pea -s0n returned hO-as
THURSDAY evening after working il
Lyr5s1 to- so-e tine
DAVID Sheriff. spent SznG&y win
George and Trans P1sh-
Ms 4 Z Henri AID her assee-
Mss Szzza. called 81 Ms LETTERS
Tuesday 2tge-1oo--
Mss Nellie BovszGSE spent We'd
-s<5zy afternoon with Mrs George
Wander B-tak Q: LINDEN
Mr.. JACK Trc.1Sg w4s caller 4. the
John Trooss home On Monday ana
Tuesday
Mrs ? 4 Clarke and Vsrsse and
Percy Clarke spent Saturday AZ the
\ {. Palmer residence
D. \. J EASEL Of Seattle ard Mr..
WATSON Of Bsllinsh&1 called s, the
Bovez62- home Monday &f,s<acoa-
Mr. IosIIa 2Ej son HAIRY were din
ner guests :, he PUsA horne Friday
M and Mrs a Ns-hrUsss and
daughters. Mrs W r. SeAuylera&n.
ard M and Mrs [ NJ HulS-n2n were
visitors AZ TIE Z Tro>aSg home S&tG--
day.
NJ and Ms II. wlrlstg and SON
Adrian moved Wednesday to their
zs~ home ressaJly purchased :r,ora
NJ Lazy
NJ and Mrs ?. A PusA were Fern
iSis visitors Sunday evening
Mss Jennie TrOost returned - her
horne Saturday evening
M and Mrs J. w Seat. 81. are
spending the week ~ the Ao.ae ~
their daughter. Mrs (, ", Nsnso9gal.
Miss Kate Ppgh. wAo teaches 81
Mt Vernon. spent the weekend az
The heuas Of her brother. Mr.. :. \.
Pugh. after attending the W. " \ 81
Bsllinsh&ra-
Martin BoysadsEa fell aowa the
stairs az sehOl Tuesday, hurting his
ere and breaking oEs ~ his teeth.
Mrs Leila willard 90 Los Angeles
Is visiting for few weeks AZ the
home OF her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
J. B-Ges-
Mr. Snd Mrs Ralph TroSsss were
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03
WISER LAKE

M J L AEGs-ssz 40 a4s Bee
confined - his ho2s ~ ire 24>.
tEe weeks : so7s ~axs Ae--s--
There =as Pss Soe5zl asaz 4, ~
W1ss- seAaol hozSa Friday sxs-z-.-
2n& Tie e&c-czs AM r4tr1zssSsss &
tss 6ssl-ess o-szz5zssa 1 sszS- GALE
--TAe Welfare CGzA -Asx 5s,5ss.
- stve entertainment ever -oc
- r2Gss -2o1sv - improve a.
g.xl- IKE seaool s-szz5< &zG ~
ias
Mrs Ii Frc<s- s. ta-zs- -,
6s=, .. 5Ass S5s-rses- PASSED away g
es- Ao-s II Rs1lszsexzz- NSa5xy sz-
s2las- Ms Fross x1S rs s-c.
es-e and A1& Aoss ~ s5zcsrs s--s- :
wAo wiN E1o2rz Asz 1ass a. sx-s-
SyEgS.Ay - Tie family
Rev Sears las rssS=sG ~ 81 >
IN sAc rGlsss al the " \ CAzrc>
Miss E3s& Address. Mss gsa-.
sros; &r& Mss Josephine c1Atc-.s
attended TIE I@sEsg@as In Bs1lszs e4~..
last wsSS SS& srxas tbs week t-1
With ssssv former Ae=.e tc,S<
Mr.. ana Mrs e \. wAszss- we
i.Nn6sa visitors Na13&v Afternoon
NJ. ana Mrs oassz &za t4-i9y -
FsSa&Sls> Sn& NJ. xrG Mrs N:ltc-l
Benjamin ~ rockingham. wee SUI
3Ss visitors At the J. {. A-&srs
Aosas
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03
CLEARBROOk

Miss Pearl Hutchinson Of Seattle
vas euaSl over The week end 81
Mrs. ( Z Merriam. Miss HEtcAla-
s92 Is te2cAe- II the Seattle schools
and came TO Bsll5nghAn 10 attend
tie w : T. convention
Mss Mary o'L4ughlin q Nj Yer +
1al vas 3 guest - Nr. AID Mrs. "
NJ Bates q Clszr6rook and hsr bro +
ther Cur OLzRghlin and family q
SumRs. last week
Mrs. Isabel Perry Nsil after tsE
DAYS visit with home folks left Sat-
ardzy fer hs- home IN Yakima
OF Friday C this week al TIE
school hal the CiaArb-ook ladies aid
wlll hold AZ apron sale Refresh
Uan,s VII bs served After The sac
ths yoUag people VII enjoy the eF-
e1i1g with games. music an5 gen
erGl good time
Miss LaeIle Ecker with her pupils
= The grammar room q the Local
school enjoyed Halloween frolie
and luncheon a. 1Ae school hall Non
day evening from four untu eight
o'c-otk
Nj aid Mrs Al Campbell And
daughter M2rgzre. Of Glen Echo we're
guests over ths week ezd q Mrs
Cz-Pbell's mother. Ms. I. \ Eh-
,srs-
Miss Alice Williams visited with
relatives Il Seattle from Wedne<-
dzy u-9zl Sunday. o; This week
Ow.1g 70 the izdiSposlt5au O: their
leader. Mrs = H EiEgsnS3-. the
Lakeside l. 7 : did not meet Sal
1r5zy afternoon The 1exI meeting
VII y held SATURDAY. NoT. -
The II and SIT grade pupils @
Ire local school g las; y=z- planned
: surprise Wednesday evening i hon
. o: Tz4ir teacher Mrs isabel Pc
- Mel q Yakima E1o : CUES.
y TIE Ao-e Ct LEI mother. Mrs. II
i Pz-ry Games AID zusle were a.
.are5 ne earlier part = TIE even
ing Later dzi7sy refreshments were
served
Mrs 4 Z Estz-greez ri. D. host
as to IA Swedish ladies zid- Thurs
6zy Afternoon . this week. 81 Aer
1oEe q Boundary Lsse
On Wednesday afternoon Of this
we=E m Lakeside ". c 7 L XII
X entertained b Mss Mamie Jacobs
q Ihe 1o-th township Ike
Mss Amy Olzoa VII l. hostess 70
the junior Missionary S.oeie1y. Sal
1-d2y. u tazz week g. 1e- home
NJ az5 Mrs. Ole Eztson were
pleasing host and hostess 70 : p-e1-
lily appointed dinner sunday Their
guests ze-e Ny and Ms 6 ". lind
gr=1 md children My and Rzsssl:
M ard Mrs I'd Carlson and dsaEh-
te7 Selma and NJ John Anderson
Miss Jennie Friend who has o4ea
helping care to- Eer brother DeE4F
during MS confinement commenced
her school work Z, the Sookszek high
sctool. Monday Jennie : junior
this yea
Bel I'D 4 Meyer a. hauling luz
Der 10 build or their newly acquired
ranch purchased from NJ Rzrr.ek
we=i g Van Buren,
Mrs Gee Gastln and Mrs Z L
King president and vice president g
tae Lakeside J1ion and Mrs Fred
Higgizsoa attended he county Y
e 7. L conference CT re4ee and lzw
enforcement IL BellingAzu. Tuesday-
Miss Abbie ellis Of the Bellius-
ham Normal school spent the we@k
and 81 her hoze
Mrs. Wm- CASTOR and daughter O
Sunzs were guests Of NJ. and Mrs
a Swanson. Sunday.
Rev Edgar Downing ard family
returned from Seattle Monday ey-
.1ing after t=n dzys' yisi, II ina.
city with friends This week speeizl
services il cottage prayer meetings
are beiEg held
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03
NEWS OF LYNDEN


. > +a--Ll'f 1-2s ali'- --Ass'1 : II"
t'1'.o F2A1s'+-' 'foi2 u Va F,'s'T' .s'-'-1-
l.',;A- agent
Mrs. Newton c. Br2ckea WI leave
Saturday to- her home N Philips
tz-g Kansas
ne Ezxorra Lazrze q 11e Il Z.
r.urgh EzEe Halloween party i
~ rs-'2-s q -h4 ehursh 2zst Teu-z-
ar evening TIE rooms were decor
st-s W. Halloween decorations. az
r.uss we're e-5ovas ~ ssx1r five PEI
n : luncheon consisting q. cider
,=-~s-..,=zz sd s.7-as -.zz-z-s n
-
NJ TER yz-.4.a-s - Rss5-A 81.
--=-st-r - 80 ~ a..
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.s-s---.,- v-s-1 NJ per S-ss= =.
-s--,s-s r. - - oga.
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80 ..-s.~ ~ - -.
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Ssmrs.z- " t.---- Uzs-z.sss--
o. % - ~ a-s NJ Herr 85=s-
8=-r
Ms T,ao-s-- Szart-sne- has b.as-
III
NJ srs N-s e Urrks-e-5g5s
- -+= r4sra--s - : r.zN7 girl fa9--
a.. 7az-s=zv. Car- =
MIS- ga Es--.z- Is resigned
~ rr,sf.s7- IN ne SAT- q. ne Ii
a., Tszns-.-a-t store
NJ II = Wants ard us-xz-e-
v-e,,As vsss-zs Il s-s--1a ore III
.az.-z-s
! 5..gF-z- wax ho-- Tnasi=r az
art,r "a " ard Mr. rr~az- n
= gar7s.u-.-
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ssaas ~ -r= hostess and her sister
vr u cote at ,raaka- Coro--
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and taken 10 t1e banks q the Nook
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NEWS OF LYNDEN


II at Ms Peer - 8se- and
tzz-y armed II Linden Tu=sdAy
t-o- Cz1zzz 70 sE.en5 tta E-1.e.
WI relatives
= a.-5. = - birthday z11+Te-s-
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6 Ind entertained Tuesday q th=ir
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vc-s1< E-z-=- meeting I'll =
I'D =. - A4zs Q. Ms. Beavers q
E7.5zzy - , L. / SPECIAL prayer
1z ~ gre eg- ~ s-ec=ss q l1e
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1tz.59- Al Jesse EL-=r al E1i-1
Zzz E1-e Sargent - AuE-=ssss- The
11tszs w@-= =--.zt1-ly decorated
- 2----z foliage AID ere-gras2s-
III - Ez-lc~Es- tlzek cas- an
As sTs-yv7ers- I pumpkin
AK o. lz.Is-- was L sze1 window.
81 = tlg wife g1gzs guarded o-e
z.--e- .: - Irving .og-- Lads q
axes al s4-1E5eE=s. MIX. e,ott==.
z-E-es and bananas we're Ihers 70 szT
= Midnight New and Old games
keE. sve-egz= -err9. TEos4 pres
at ~=rs III and Mr. George Rsih-
do3e. M and Mrs- Brennan. MI.
Eoot. C 4 kohle-. wife and baby.
II ana Mrs- Sargent and IittIe Vim.
Ms WillsT- Florence and ETelyu
Wiley. R5eazrd kohIer and Ear
Thompson
Mrs. William Lz1ckhzrt entertain
81 a. dinner Tuesday il honor q
Mrs. Il Nzll5y. Guests were Mrs
Slzrk- Ms. ?. Fizneu and daughter
jeanette. Mrs. Williams and Ms. 4
{. smith CT Sunzs
Z Ernst i sick with Pneumonia
The Home Guards wiil hold their
regular meeting Saturday =. the res-
tdenc= Of Hrs. J. Y. SEezraz- AL
girls are invited.
~ the home Of the brides par
eats. Nj and MIS-. Ezra Showers. il
Bell1agazu. OF Tuesday. Occurred the
marriage @ Miss Edith Nae show
e-s ard ". Ernest Roserhzl. son O
n and Mrs. G. 3 R0s@nhzll % Bel
bingham Rev. .. BePhZil read the
ceremony Z ;1e presence Of .umed-
lz.e relz,ires-
lrs. 2 l. WOOD was awarded Z
prize for hlgh-seore a. tiFe-1undr=d
a. the party giTez for WnzIeom
Comfy chapters Monday nigh, il
Bs4llngAz1 By SsaoEs Chapter Or
der ot Eastern Star. 4 bzaqzeE and
dane followed the games Many
LINDEN people were Il attendance
Mrs. II Mzltby = visiting her
mother. Ms. STARK
\ telegram accepting the call o.
the :. Christian Reformed Church
Ezz received today from Rev P
yo1ker Of Grand Rapids.
The ". {. T L. will meet Thurs
day. Nov u. with Mrs VI l. Jack
nan All are Invited 70 attend
ZUIICK OF CLOSING OF RIGGS
TRATION BOOKS FOR PORT
ELECTION
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Mrs SEsrs entertained A. diane
TssSssS sNeaSas tor Mrs \. L Z
STste, Mr., and Mrs \ w. D&eiau -
% SasasS, sa& Mr. and Ms. ! Stars
and soa whlsRsS es rockingham.
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Mrs + S&sOa i VISITING IL $
attic ard Essvess tbs week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-03

The Home Store invites all and women 10 see the
matches and values in merchandise
visit here business is booming IN hh s.oe
at least will the stirring business ACTIVITY
and will do participate the advantages "
stores receiving
The advantages in greater variety better STYLE super
quality and matchless value.
We havea line of coats in Bolivia Sllvertone ana
American skiined and warmly nterlneo
These have Beavere and Shawl Collars with fancy
sttchngs. and embroidery.
Prices range ST. s32. s2s s1s sl5ss s2ss
Our splendid lot of display for selection
Materials rcotine twill canton crepe
satin afea trimmed buttons embroidery and
braid.
Priced at =. ........ .s19!9s. sl59s and sl2ss
Ladies' tuxedo and sipon sweaters. in black
apricot jade with collars and cuffs
of contrasting colors.
Priced at . ... $3.50 $3.50. and So