The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07
NORTHWOOD

aehooI for the w. 9 y v esApt '"n
test The essays are now Ia the hhn"p
~ the Judges. The best essay IRON
each class Will be- entered ~ tha
county contest, 49,.
The willing Workers held n Hpn
fcial meeting "Wednesday ~ we
Grange hall to sew. i
Marian Thomas was the guest ~
EVELYN KnittIe Tuesday night
The meeting OF the grange lhs'
Friday evening was well hiicnh"hi
Resides a good representation from
lNorthwood there were Representa-
tiyeg present from Nookeneh, D"liht
lOrchard and Ten Mile Oranges, JudEe
Ed Hardin and former county hhhnh
sor Kaufman were prcaent ahd spoke
/ on the subject OF Taxation. bouh
ItifuI lunch was Acrycd by the Hofth
wood ladies to the local grnnRcfa ana
their guests. 49,,
i. Sunday guests at the h,'E Kniitie|
home were Mrs. Sophia Knillnl ana
two grand children, Lucy aud Velmh
Grenier, and Mr.. Mauriz Kadi"fh
land Mr.. Fred Kadiera Of iynden.
Mrs. Matte Bradley, Mrs, warren
Williamson, and Walter and Dorothy
Bradley were rockingham viaitors
Monday. Dorothy remained IN Bel
! ingham to spend the week win nor
friend Blanche Smith.
Mrs. H. &. Eglcy pleanntly enter
tanned the willing Workers al hcf
home on Wednesday of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Baker Of Lyndcn were
guests OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McNally Of Fern
dale were Sunday guests Of Mrs. Me
Nally's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. steve
Day.
Mr.. G. u. Brown Is working III Lyh-
den clearing for a new street.
Roy Raymond spent Sunday after
noon with Ralph Thomas
A company OF young people from
the neighbOrhood spent Saturday cy-
ening at the George Whipple home
for a farewell to the Raymond fam
lily who moved Monday to Glendale.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Yount and
Grace, Virginia and Billy Ripcrda
were Sunday evening visitors at the
Nordeloos home.
Mrs. George Blank went to Bur
lington Sunday for a visit with her
mother.
| Mrs. James Fisher and little grand
son Billy and Mrs. Ed. Fisher and lit
tie daughter Ruth were guests Of Mrs.
NJ. O'Brien Friday.
Mrs. Agnes Iinckley and Mrs. An
ME Hamilton will be hostesses to the
Willing Workers at the Hinckley
home Wednesday, April 10.
Evelyn Knitted spent Thursday
night with Marian Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer of
Glendale were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Yount.
Mrs. Ina Raymond who has been
n, Ia hu at bn homo
of her brother, George Whipple. NOV
cd Monday to the A. T.. RUSSO ranch
at Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gustin and
two children Ralph and Ruth were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Hall of Lynden.
Uncle Dow Pangborn visited North
wood Thursday and was dinner
guest at the Knitted home.
Miss Myrtle Pynor and Miss Fran
els Bloom were entertained at the e.
A. Knitted home Thursday night.
About five hundred chickens were
saved from the brooder house on the
Lavender place when it burned last
week AS soon as the blaze was dis
covered. Mrs. Lavender drove the
chickens out of the house and, al
though some of them were singed,
! they are doing well.
The next meeting of the NOrthwood
grange will be held April Is and will
be an open meeting to which every
one is invited to come and hear talks
on the subject of Cooperation by
Messrs. G. II. Cotterill and M. Ham
iton.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. o. Berthuson and
| two daughters Sylvia and Florence
and Lucy Detwiler of Delta were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. O'Bri-
en-.
leila Raymond will remain in
NORWOOD until the close of school,
living at the b. r. Weir home.
Poles have been set for telephone
line on the Township road.
After the close of school Friday
Mr.. Walter Berry visited at the A
f. KNITTED home, going with them to
the grange meeting in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Creviston spent
Sunday at the L. A. Marchant home. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Mattson and Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. r. Knitted visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rothfuss in their new
home Sunday evening.
Many farms in the district are be-
ing improved this spring by the re-
moval of stumps. and other clearing.
ENiuolS tucSe are the ranches OF Ger
rit Kroon, II. Maryott. e. a. Knittle, !
l.. A. Marchant, Chas. Meyer, II. C. |
Miller, Herman Harvey, Ed. Thomas |
and George Gustin,
Representatives from the North
wood school will journey to North .
Prairie Friday afternoon to take part
in spelling contest with the Delta, /
Sunshine, North Prairie and North
wood
The meeting of the w. C. T. u. /
will be held next Thursday, April 7,
at the home of Mrs. NJ. l.. Jackman,
and an invitation is extended to all
the ladies to come. 1t is not neces-
sary TO be a member of the union to
attend. All are welcome. Among 9TH
er numbers on the program will be:
Social Influence of Young Total Abb
stainers,' Mrs PiXley; "A Child in
Court Mrs. w. Jackman; Young
People and the Melting Pot" Mrs. G.
Abbott; rs the Sunday Newspaper