The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-21
CLEARBROOK
WALK IN FROM CLEARBROOK
TO SHOP IN LINDEN

Back to the primitive days
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Eiene and
Mr.. Ole Matson made shopping
trip to Lynden Saturday, max
ing the journey on foot.
No services have been held at
the Clearbrook Presbyterian
church the past two Sunday, due
to road conditions.
On Christmas Day services will
be held at the Swedish Lutheran
church at 1920 A. M. with Rev.
Swanson of Mt. Vernon filling
the pulpit. In the afternoon a
Christmas tree and program will
be enjoyed. Rev. Swanson will
be a dinner guest at the S. E.
Johnson home on that day, re-
turning to Mt. Vernon for Christ
mas exercises at his church in
that city in the evening.
The Clearbrook ladies aid, L.
T. L., and Lakeside w. c. T. U.
have postponed their meetings in
definitely.
Seven degrees above was reg
istered Monday morning, Dec.
18th, which was the coolest re-
ported during the recent storm.
Telephone lines have been out of
commission, milk and mail
routes hampered, roads filling in
as fast as cleared. Old Dobbin
was brought into service wear
ing a derisive smile when called
upon to release his competitor,
be it a flivver or a limousine.
At this writing crust having
formed on the snow, preventing
its drifting, traffic is returning
to normal conditions again.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Marchant
moved into their new bungalow
on their ranch. one mile west of
Clearbrook, just before the
northeaster.
Mrs. Harold Seaberry and son
Harold, Jr., are making an ex-
tended visit with relatives in
Mt Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
berry and little son drove to
Mt. Vernon to spend Thanksgiv-
ing Day, returning that evening,
leaving Mrs. Seaberry and son
for a few days visit. which is
still continued, wonder why?
The windmill on the A. w.
Annis place was blown down
Tuesday night during the high
wind, which was the only dam
age reported in this vicinity.
A number of Changers from
here arep tanning to attend the
installation of the newly elected
officers for the Northwood Grange
Friday evening, January 5. After
which q banquet will be enjoyed
by the members, which are all
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Ehlers
VIII entertain with a family din
ner on Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Matson en-
tertained with charwingly ap-
pointed dinner party, Sunday al
their home on the Clearbrook
I.ynden road. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs George Rot l.
fuss, MI. and Mrs c. n. Ander-
sor and son Lyle, Mr.. and Mr.
Ole Matson and daughters, Nell
lie. Alma and Olga.
Drs. Clark aid Mckinley oil
Sumas, were called to the Vic
tor Carlson home Monday of last
week to attend injuries to their
infant daughter. who had fall
len from her crib. The trip was
strenuous one, taking several
hours to make it. They fouri
a dislocated elbow which was re.
duced and now the child is do
ing fine.
Miss Triene Eiene came down
from Glacier last Friday even
ing as a motor guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jason Atkinson, to spend
the week end with home folks.
Unable to make the trip back by
motor, she took the train for
Glacier, Monday morning, where
she is teaching.
Little Wilma Steele who has
been making her home with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred n. Higginson left Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Elsie
Steele, for Portland, Oregon,
where they will reside.
While enroute to the Lyman
school last Friday evening for