The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-01-26
SUNRISE

Mrs. r. A. Mcleod visited Mrs.
H. poley Sunday. Mrs. Boley has
been i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Berger and
| children motored to Mt. Vernon Sat
urday returning Sunday.
Mr.. Will Crawford visited his par
ents, Monday.
Lorrens and Henry Klynstra re-
entered school Monday.
Leroy Kilgore went to Lynden
Monday with his uncle, Mr.. Anglin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Berger and
children were Custer visitors Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Summerville en-
tertained the following guests Thurs
day evening: Mr.. Lion Dykes, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lowrey, Mr.. Pope
and Mary and Val Burk.
In spite of cold weather, large
crowd attended the sale at the W. c.
Dykes farm Wednesday afternoon.
County Examinations were sent
out by Mrs. Jennie Robin, County
Superintendent of schools, last week.
The children of the Sunrise school
wrote in History and English, Friday
morning.
ne CulluTSH nave Detu tHJOy iuS
skating at the gravel pit pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Dykes visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lowrey Thurs
Friday. They left the end of the
week for Marblemount to visit their
laughter. Mrs. F. Young, before
leaving for their new home at Wen
atchee.
Mrs R. A. Mcleod and James were
Lynden visitors Thursday.
Kathleen Boley has been absent
from school the past week.
Mr.. LeCocq, Mr.. w. Bauman and
Dr.. d. Mulder, all of Lynden, were
1t the Mulder farm Friday.
Edwin and Ross Bruins, Zell Busey,
Melvin Winroth, Clarence Gustofson,
Ind Leroy Kilgore took the eighth
grade examinations Thursday and
Friday at the Lynden High School.
Esther Nelson took them at Custer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers and
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bamford Wis
ted with the latter's uncle, Mr.. S.
Decker, at Bellingham, Monday. Mr.
Decker is very i'll.
John and Edith Myers visited Mon
day with Blanche and Rolla Mat
thews at Glendale.
Mr.. Ray Simons has been one of
he jurors at Bellingham the past
month.
Mr.. A. ]. Benefited delivered wood
at Lynden Wednesday.
Several people from here attended
the pie social at Haynie Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Campbell drove
20 Bellingham Friday Going, they
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Dykes, Mrs. Ray Simons and
Mrs. Harry Hardison. Mr.. Ray ST.
mons returned with them.
Miss Vera Benefited spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Benefited. She had as her
guest. Miss Marjory Packard of
Seattle.
The following people were Lynden
visitors Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Campbell, Mr.. j. T. McPhail, Mrs
Jim Summerville and Melvin and Roy
Mrs. Martin Burk, Mary Burk, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Berger and children
and Carl Berger.
Mr.. Lion Dykes left Lynden Sat
urday for Wenatchee.
Mr.. Henry Klynstra visited at the
Martin Burk home Saturday after
noon.
. Mr. r: A. Mcleod received "a ietfer
from his brother Dan of Yakima,
laying they have had snow over there
since December IS, and the weather
has been cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Summerville and
Melvin. Ray and Myrtle were dinner
guests at the NJ. Burk home Sunday.
The Blaine-Lynden and Sumas
road is being repaired here. The men
began hauling gravel Monday.
Manford Henderson is hauling logs
to the Iverson mill.
Mrs. M. Berger is somewhat i'm
proved in health, but is still unable
to be up.
Mrs. Martin Burk and Mary and
Val Burk spent Sunday evening at
the Glen Petit home at Custer.
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On sale at the Tribune office now.