The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-04-20
GREENWOOD

A very pleasant afternoon was
spent Thursday at the Harley
Johnson residence in honor of
Mrs. Ben Gilman jr. for whom
a miscellaneous shower was CIV
en-. The bride was presented with
many beautiful gifts. A luncheon
consisting of salad, sandwiches,
cake and cocoa was served at
the close of the afternoon to the
following guests: Mrs. j. w.
Tremain, Mrs Ellie Tremain and
children, Florine and Ray, Mrs.
Harry Beernink and son Lowell.
all of Lynden. Mrs. Will Boer-
niger and sons Morse and Robert
Mrs. Andrew Boeringer. Mrs.
Bert Bostwick, Mrs. A. A. Wolfe,
Mrs. Leonard Lenssen, Mrs. Joe
Cramer and children Rita and
Kenneth, Mrs. George Gilman,
Mrs. Freudenberg, Mrs. George
Knitted, Mrs. Roy A. Mutchler,
Mrs. c. M. Huisman and baby,
Mrs. Harley Johnson, and Mrs.
Maize Gilman, and Miss Della
Courtney.
Mr.. Will Harmon, formerly of
this district passed away at the
home of his brother in Belling-
ham Friday. at the age OF 76
years. He leaves to mourn his
loss one brother, Hugh Harmon
of Bellingham, and one sister at
Everett. Funeral services were
held at Harlow's ParlOrs in Bel
bingham, and interment was at
the Greenwood cemetery Sunday.
His wishes were to be buried
at the Greenwood cemetery, be-
cause his aged mother was buried
there some years ago. This COM
munity extend sincerest sympa-
thy to the relatives.
Mrs. Paul Bailey called at the
c. M. Huisman home Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Cornelius Huisman and
baby called on Mrs. Paul Bailey
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Gerrit Top has rented
the Mrs. Moore ranch this year.
The ranch consists of 80 acres.
Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mr.. Clarence
Scott and daughter Ruby of
South Bellingham were dinner
guests at the Will Blowers home
Saturday.
Mrs. John Gilman has arrived
from Burlington and is staying
at the Bernard Gilman home. Mr.
and Mrs. John Gilman expect to
move on their farm on the Ev-
ersOn road after the. house is
remOdeled.
Rev. Grimes of Lynden called
at the Will Blowers residence
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Len
ssen and sons Theodore and Cor
nelius were Sunday evening din
der guests at the Ralph De Motifs
home in LINDEN Sunday.
Miss Doris Bailey was a din
ner guest at the Paul Bailey res.
idence Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Huisman
and baby were entertained at
ti,e Leonard Ienssem home Wea-
nesday evening.
Mrs. Lonard Lenssen and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph De Motifs of Lyn-
den autoed to Bellingham Mon
day.
Mr.. Matt Meenk of Riverside
called at the G. Huisman home
Tuesday morning.
Miss Elsie Gilman of Belling-
ham spent Sunday evening with
her parents randMrs. Bernard
Gilman.
Misses Della Courtney and
Doris Bailey and Mr.. Charles
Bailey spent Friday evening at
the Will Blowers home.
Scott and daughter Ruby of Bel
lingham called at the James Bail
ey home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bailey spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bailey's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nc Daniel
at Wiser Lake.
Mr.. j. Elenbaas called at the
c. M. Huisman home Saturday.
Carl Gilman called at the
Fred Rose home Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peters, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Gilman autoed
to Bellingham Monday. Mr.. Olt-
man stayed, and is at the St.
Lukes hospital for treatments.
He has been i'll for several
months.
Mrs. Paul Bailey spent Tues
day afternoon at the James
Bailey home.
Mr.. George Gilman sold one
of his horses this week to Matt