The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-05-26
NORTHWOOD

.DuchlS were tue kuestS VI Mls'
Myrtle Pynor at her home at Nertl
Bellingham Tuesday evening.
The following pupils in the inter
mediate room had 100 per cent rec
ord in spelling in May: Jeanette
Kragt. Hazel Tenant, Arthur Hea
theirs. Glenn Heathers, Peter Krag,
and Evelyn Knitted.
Floyd Taylor Of the second grade
had AS hundreds in succession.
The following were neither absent
nor tardy this year at the Northwood
school: Leroy Taylor, Jack Friend,
Mildred Harvey, Freda Arbuckle, Pc
ter Kragt, Helen Marchant, Fannie
Stremler, jeanette Kragt, Elizabeth
Taylor, Walter Brown, Floyd Taylor,
Howard Brown, Lester Kragt, Clar-
ence Snider. They were awarded
pins by their teachers. the girls re-
ceiving breast-pins and the boys
scrafpins with 1921" engraved on
them.
Mrs. Gustin and daughter Ruth
called on Miss and Mr.. Pangborn in
Lynden Saturday evening.
Alfred KNITTED spent Sunday in
Lynden.
The Northwood School closed Fri
day. A picnic was enjoyed by the
children, their parents and friends.
In the afternoon, Mr.. John Taylor
and Mr.. Harry Myers took the chill
dren for a joy-ride in their trucks
to Boundary Lake.
Mrs. Knittel's father, Moritz Ka-
diera and her brother, Fred Kadiera
of Lynden visited at the Knitted res
idence Sunday afternoon.
The Northwood baseball team de-
feated Glendale Sunday afternoon
23 to s.
Mr.. Rothfus and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammel and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Perkins of Everson Sun
day. Mrs. Rothfus, who had been
visiting at the Perkins home for
some time. returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knitted and fam
lily visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed KNITTED
Friday evening.
Jenny, Dolly and Eunice Friend
visited Anne Worthen Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Gustin and children went to
Bellingham Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Marchant, Jenny Friend
and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Knitted Monday even
ing.
Leroy Taylor was the guest of
Ronald Marchant Saturday night.
Miss Grace Brown spent the week
end at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthen and
daughter Mary of Lynden visited Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Worthen Sunday.
A. J. Holbrook of Seattle and H.
z. Davis of Bellingham were the sup
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gustin on
Monday evening.
Mrs. j. M. Thomas and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Williamson
and children were the dinner guests
of Mrs. Agnes Hinckley Sunday.
The Willing Workers met this
week at Mrs. Thomas home. They
sewed and tied quilts. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. McNally.
The l.. T. l.. will meet at Mrs. Hig-
gison's home on Wednesday instead
of Saturday.
Mrs. White and son and Mrs. Det-
wiler spent Wednesday with Mrs
NJ. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien and Viva
and Everin O'Brien and Mr.. Hansard
enjoyed a trip to Vancouver Sunday
Mrs. Bradley entertained Mrs.
Bloom, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs.
Harvey Slade of Lynden at her home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mundell have moved
back to their farm at NorthwOod.
Mrs. M. O'Brien and Viva and Ev-
erin O'Brien and Mr.. Hansard mo-
tored to Bellingham Saturday.
Mrs. Myers and Mrs. O'Brien Wis
tied Mrs. Fisher Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Elder ant
Harry Elder and Mrs.. Osier visited
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Day Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Williamson
and family, Lloyd Bradley and fam
lily, Mrs. Bradley, and Misses Dorothy
and Florence Bradley enjoyed triI
to Birch Bay Sunday.
Nettie Harvey spent the weekend
at her home at Northwood.
Miss Sarah Maryott returned t.
her home this week from Eastern
Washington, where she has beer
teaching school.
Mr.. Charles Strong, who has beer
visiting his mother and sister, re
turned to Seattle Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Longstreet, who has