The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-25
CLEARBROOK

| Rev. Norlander of Sedro Wooi-
ey filled the pulpit at the Sweo-
ish Lutheran church Sunday.
Memorial Day will be observed
at the Lakeside cemetery. rev
Edward Downing will assist III
the devotionals which will be foi.
lowed by a short program Oh
musical selections, readings anu
recitations, with scattering Vi
flowers on the soldiers graves.
after which Rev. Anderson .,
Tacoma will deliver an address,
clos ing with the annual business
meeting of the director.
Mr.. Fred B. Ehlers who mas
been critically ill since Wednes-
day evening is somewhat improv-
ed. The daughter Effie VINO mas
been ill the past month Is SLOWLY
recovering.
Joe Gilmore moved his family
to the E. N. King ranch, west
of Clearbrook Saturday.
At dinner Saturday evening
and overnight, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Higginson entertained Mr.. ana
Mrs Chas. Snowden and little
son Lawrence of Mt. eVrnon.
Mrs. Snowden is a cousin or MIS-
Higginson. a.,
The Clearbrook Ladies Aid
will entertain the Swedish LADIES'
Aid and the Lakeside w. Z. L. U
at the Clearbrook Presbyterian
church parlors Thursday alter
noon of this week
Mrs. A. Swanson was CHARM
ing hostess " the Lakeside w
C. r. u. Wednesday afternoon at
her home in Clearbrook.
Mrs Laura Campbell returned
10 her home in Glen Echo the
first OF the week, after severa,
days spent caring for MIS-. fre''
Ehlers.
After an extended visit with
= her so, and temily Mr. ana MIS-
H. w. Seaberry on the Clear
:. brook Sumas road, Mrs. II. sea
L berry left for her home i'll Mt
Vernon Friday.
x Mrs. Ed. Carlson will be host
= esa to the Swedish Dadiei Ak
n a, her home on the North Tlwn
" ship line the First Thursday IL
3 June. -,
l. Mrs. Andrew Larson will en-
'e terrain the Junior Missionaf.
s. band the first Saturday in jun
Up at her home north of ClearbrooK
al Mrs. Percy Eiene was AN over
night guest of Mrs. Mary PM
ID lips in Lynden Tuesday.
n Mrs. d. TiltOn and sister Mis-
Esther Swanson took part in til
piano recital given Saturday eN
n ening by Miss Althea Horst a
- the Aftermath clubhouse IL BE
l;ngham.
Mrs. Ola Johnson entertalne
49, Sunday at dinner in honor of he
lis birthday anniversary. Mrs. JONI
sons guests were her daugkte
" and husband and Mrs. Emil La
re son and children and Mr. Ne
to Johnson.
be Rev. and Mrs. Edward Dow
is ing were guests OF friends
LINDEN from Monday until Fir
ne day of last week.
lie Sunday in honor of their got
on wedding anniversary, Mr.. al
is Mrs. Louis Carlson enterta1ne
1T ufnner in - must PAS"sa. y
ON manner. Their guests were M
be- and Mrs. Harry Carlson, Mr.. Ca
ne IIOIeeu, MI. anu Ahi o. JUG Loto
he green, Mr. S. E. Johnson an
&C. daughter Miss Ruth johnson
he Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larso
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carlson, M
ial and Mrs. Albert Olson, Mr.. al
he Mrs. Otto Swanson, Mr.. and Mr.
tie r Erickson and Mr. and Mr.
Dia Harry Carlson of Bellinghar
ut and Mr.. and Mrs. John Olier
he of Everson.
his Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Seaberl
has as their guest for the wee
me end, Mrs. Seaberry's parents, M
ed and Mrs. B. F. Snowden and h,
le- brother and family, Mr.. and Mr.
wn Chas. Snowden and son Lawren,
10 of Mt. Vernon. Sunday mOrnir
al they made motor party to Il
es. McGregor home near AbbOtsfol
ire B. C. to spend the day.
,ut The Clearbrook school wi
le- close Friday afternoon, May 2
he with May Festival and cor
Ter munity dinner on the scho
III. grounds.
he The 18th and 8th grade pupi
he took the State examinations
ir- Nooksack Thursday and Frida
ms Three teachers for the Clea
a brook school have been signe
these three carrying over fro
last year. Those remaining a.
get Mr.. Cecil L. Graham, principa
ay Miss Margaret Carmen, Intern
RS. date and Miss Marion Lindel
lev primary room.