The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-11-09

B. c., and Mark owen of Beliing-
ham, were guests at the Hlggih-
son home Friday
Ernest Friend left Saturday
for his home in Grays Harbor'
expecting to- return in the near
future to complete his visit with
home folks.
Miss Mary Agnes Perry spent
the week end at her home In
Van Buren,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McFar-
land and little son Gene are here
from Shaw Island, for visit
with Mrs. McFarland's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Marchant.
Mrs. e. M. Shirk and Mrs. e.
D. Stonehouse will be hostess TO
the Clearbrook Ladies' Aid,
Thursday afternoon Of this week
at the ClearbrOok church parlors.
Mr.. c. H Higginson after a
two weeks stay with home folks
returned to his home in Belling-
ham, Monday evening.
Johnnie Steele came down
from Maple Falls to spend sun
day with his little daughter, Will
ma. 1t was her 4th birthday an
niversary. Her aunt, Mrs. Fred
N. Higginson gave a chicken din
ner, in her honor.
Mr.. H. T. Dillon has returned
from Independence, Ore, where
he drove the e. A. Leonard fam
lily in their car, to their new
home. Mr.. Dillon returned by
train.
Sunday afternoon, Nov. ~
Rev. Swanson, of Mt. Vernon,
will fill the pulpit at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church. Hereaf-
ter Rev. Swanson will fill the
pulpit every two weeks, until a
regular pastor has been procur-
ed. The address Sunday will be
in English. Everyone is invited
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Johnson, Saturday after
noon, their daughter, Miss Amy
Johnson was a charming hostess
to the Junior Missionary band.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Swan
Anderson was pleasing hostess
to the Swedish Lutheran Ladies'
Aid at her home, Evergreen
Farm" A large number of
members were present. Mrs. An
dersOn was assisted in serving by
her daughter, Mrs. o. Nordquist
and Miss Esther Anderson OF
Bellingham. Rev. A. Swanson,
of Mt. Vernon was the guest of
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckay have
as their house guest Mr.. Bert
Young of Victoria, B. C.. Sunday
afternoon Mr.. Mckay and son
Douglas, and Mr.. Young visited
at the Geo. Weide home, near
Central.
One of the most pleasing OF
social affairs of the fall season
! was the real surprise given by a
number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe p. Estergreen, We'd
nesday evening, at their home on
Boundary Lake, in honor OF
their 25th wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Estergreen were
the recipients of number o!
lovely pieces of silver. The ev-
ening was spent in a social way
until a late hour when most
delicious luncheon was served
from the well-flled baskets of
the invaders. Mr.. and Mrs. Es-
tergreen are among the earliest
pioneers of ClearbrOOk and have
a host of friends who wish them
many more pleasant anniversa-
ries.
School Notes
The Halloween party given by
the local school made them a
net profit of $2O21, which will
be used for athletic equipment
and in paying for the new stage
curtains.
A musical was given at the To-
cal school hall Friday evening
which proved a very enjoyable af-
fair. A neat sum was realized
which will be used toward fur
nishing the hall.
The honor roll for the pupils
of the Clearbrook school for Oc-
tober follows:
1st and End grades-Bernice
Swanson, Olga Wollum, Gladys
Anderson, Mary Ehlers, Inez, Ha-
gin, Elsie Kirkman, Jack Eienie,
Freddie Turner, Russell Lund-
gren; Bird grade-John Alex,
Lyle Anderson, Billy Ehlers,
Fritz Ehlers, Floyd Hatch; 4th
grade-Wesley Hinton, Oscar ia
cobson, Emil Johnson, Joey and
Willie Westhoff, Teddy Weide,
ValbOrg Carlson, Dorothy Hig-
ginsOn, Madeline Turner, Mar
gareth Wollum.
5th grade-Huldah Anderson,
Fern Greenough, Henry Ehlers,
Herbrt Jacobson, Malcolm Lor-
cen, Edward Manus, Ray West /;
9Th grade-Bessie Alvord, Effie
Ehlers, Ruth Holmquist, Minnie
Kirkman, Alice Wander Yacht,
Alma MatsOn, Olga MatsOn, Ma
bel Swanson, Ethel West; 7th
grade--Ben AlvOrd, Leslie AL
word, Gwynn PARROT, Nell Mat
son, Emma Rasmussen, Edna
Swanson; 9Th grade-Sten Lor-
cen, Louis Manus, Grace Ander-
son, Ethel Ehlers, Ruby Loreen,
Margaret Manus.