The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-18
SUNRISE

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Mr.. and Mrs. James Summer
vile called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson Sunday evening.
Mr.. Frank Middlestate OF Bel
bingham worked here at his ber-
ry farm on Tuesday and Friday.
Mr.. Charles Myers. Mr.. James
Summerville. Mr.. p. j. Pope.
Mr.. Martin Burk, Val Burk and
John Myers worked on the road
ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Hamlin visited at
the Sunrise school Tuesday at
ternoon.
Mrs. Carl Berger and child
rem Gerald aud Marceline visited
Tuesday afternoon and evening
at the Jes home.
Walter and Adolph Swanson
| were Nottingham visitors Tues
ady.
Harold Meaker spent the past
week In Bellingham.
Mr.. Carl Berger is re-decorat-
ing the rooms of his home, great
ly improving them.
A very interesting base ball
game was played Friday after
noon at Sunrise when the Glen
dale and Sunrise teams met. The
game was very close and most
OF tho time the score was tie.
Irwin Kuchenreuther was the
umpire. The game ended with a
score of IA to 13 In favor of
Sunrise. Besides the teachers and
pupils of the schools, Mrs. Robert
Mcleod. Mrs. Carl Hamlin, IT.
vim Kron, Melvin BOstwick, John
Myers. Edith Myers and Edwin
Bruins witnessed the game.
Mr.. Tiffany called at the M.
Burk home Wednesday.
Robert, Helen, Florence and
Evelyn Swanson have been ill
the past week.
Mrs. Paul Henderson and
daughter Burma, Of Lynden. were
entertained at dinner Wednesday
at the Carl Berger home.
The Sunrise school sent the
State Travelling Library back to
Olympia on Tuesday. The library
was greatly enjoyed and appre-
ciated by the children.
! Mrs. Paul Henderson and
daughter Burma, Mrs. G. A. Ec-
kert, Miss Ruth Kron, Miss Edith
Myers, Miss Blanche JOrdal and
Miss Helen Wilson were visitors
at the Sunrise school on jWednes-
day.
The Buffalo baseball team,
consisting of Ray Pittman, Eddie
NOrlin, Jack McPhail, Ida Ray
mOnd, Kjelmar Rechlein, Dave
O'Conner and John Myers, an
outsider, as pitcher, played with
the Sunrise boys last Wednesday
afternoon at Sunrise. The result
was a victory for Sunrise, the
score being Is to 3.
Mrs. G. A. Eckert called on
Mrs. John Anglin Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Paul Henderson and Bur-
ma called at the Charles Johnson
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Summer
vile called at the Weaver-Cole-
thurst home Thursday evening.
Mr.. Martin Burk and Mary
and Val Burk visited Wednesday
evening at the Glen Petit home
at Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Eckert and
children, Margaret and George,
and Miss Ruth Kron were Lyn-
den visitors Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Martin Burk called at
the Tiffany home on Wednesday.
| Mrs. Peter Snutti and little
son of Bellingham arrived Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Harriet
Meaker to visit for several days.
utti and son and Mrs. Violet
Mrs. Meaker, Mrs. Peter SEN
Bates called on Mrs. James Sum-
merville Friday.
Mr.. c. M. Anderson of Bel
lingham has been working on
his berry farm here the past
week.
Mr.. James Summerville cal
led on Mr.. p. j. Pope Friday ev-
ening.
Zell Busey, Clarence Gustof-
son, Melvin Winroth, Leroy Kill
gore, Ross Bruins and Esther
Nelson will take the eighth grade
state examinations Thursday and
Friday, May Is and 10.
The seventh grade pupils, Sell
ma Swanson, Verna Kilgore and
| AdOlph Swanson will take state
examinations in Physiology, Geo
graphy and History on Friday,
May 10.
Mrs. M. Burk and Mary Burk
visited at the J. Summerville
home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany were
Bellingham visitors Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Meaker and Mrs.
Peter Senutti spent Saturday ev-
ening at the Martin Burk home.
Mr.. Clarence Colethurst, and
Mrs. Violet Bates called Satur-
day evening at the James Sum
merville home.
Services were held tho past
week at the Swedish Baptist
church. On Sunday special ser
vices were held at eleven o.
clock in observance of Mothers
Day.
Mrs. V. Bates and Mr.. G. Cole
thurst visited friends and roll
atives at Bellingham Sunday.
Miss Mary Burk and Miss An
toinette Jess, who have served
as the teachers of the Sunrise
school, are both leaving to teach
at other schools next term. Miss
! Burk will be principal ut North
Star and Miss Jess will be the
third and fourth grade teacher
at Custer.
Mrs. Glen Petit and son Jun.
Tor spent Saturday evening and