The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-11-16
CLEARBROOK
MACHINE DIGS MANY SPUDS
IN CLEARBROOk FIELDS


To the tune of 800 sacks a day,
potatoes are being dug In the
fields on the ranches on the
Clearbrook-Sum road, with
potato-digger.
Rev. Swanson of Mt. Vernon
filled the pulpit of the Swedish
Lutheran Church Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Higginson will be
hostess to the Lakeside w. Z. i.
U. Wednesday afternoon OF this
week at her home west OF clear
brook. =,
The Lakeside L. T. L. Will
meet Saturday afternoon. Misses
Viola Knittle and Helen Mar
chant will be hOstesses.
Mr.. Fred Saxauer of Belling-
ham was a weekend guest at
the Fred B. Ehlers home, and
tested his craftsmanship on the
willy Hun and Chink.
Mr.. Carl S. AlvOrd is nursing
badly sprained ankle as a re-
suit of a hunting trip.
Mesdames E. M. Shirk and E.
d. Stonehouse were charming
hostesses to the Clearbrook La
dies Aid Thursday afternoon at
the church parlors. Mesdames
s. A. Weide and Fred Westhoff
will be hostesses Dec. %.
| The last threshing of the sea-
son in this locality was cOmplet-
ed Saturday by Mr.. John Weide
on the Miller ranch west Of town.
| 10 70 1f
planting in the latter part of
June. The oats made good yield
and were threshed from the
shock Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth
fuss, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Ander
son, Mr., and Mrs. T. L. Tyler,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Higginson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Westhoff and
Mrs. j. A. Greenough were Lyn
den shoppers Wednesday.
A new chicken house is being
built on the Tyler ranch near
ClearbrOOk.
Mr.. Fred Jacobs and Miss Ma
mie Jacobs have completed the
remOdeliing of their home on
the north Township line.
Supervisor 0. B. Hill is re-
pairing the gravelled roads in
this vicinity, good idea before
the fall rains set in.
Mrs. Emil Larson will be hos
tess to the Swedish Lutheran Aid
Thursday afternoon, Dec. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Greenough
received word Friday that their
son Ralph, had returned from
Vale, Oregon, where he has
homestead, to work at MontesanO
over the winter.
d. o. Friend drove his sister,
Mrs. Emma Murphy of Clay Court
House, West Virginia, to New
Westminster and other Canadian
points Monday. Others in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Friend and Miss Jennie Friend.
Miss Abbie ellis was guest
at the home of Mrs. M. Hammel
in Saxon from Thursday to Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fine enter
tanned at dinner Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Fine Of Lynden.
Miss Jennie Gulick has arrived
at the home of her brother in
Califon, New Jersey, and reports
the weather fine. She had an
enjoyable trip, via the Canadian
Pacific.
Mr.. T. L. PARROT and children,
Miss Myrtle and Master Gwynn,
were pleasing hosts at dinner
Saturday for Mr.. and Mrs. E.
PARROT of Nooksack and Mrs.
Maggie Farrie of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Merriam and
daughter, Misses Lois and Mil
dred, were guests at prettily
appointed dinner at the G. e.
Merriam home Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Farrand
charmingly entertained Sunday
at their home on the Clearbrook-
Sumas road for Principal and
Mrs. e. Revenaugh and Prof.
and Mrs. Meyers.
Miss Mary Agnes Perry, Miss
Allysum Perry, Miss Ellen ia
cObson and Miss Ethel Swanson
were among the local teachers
and students home over the week.
end.
Covers for Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
SwensOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carl
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard LO-
reen, Mr.. Carl LOreen and sons,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson |
were laid for pleasing dinner
party Friday evening with Mr.. |
Mrs. Victor Carlson as host and
hostess at their home on the |
North Township line.
Harry Ferguson was absent |
from school Monday because of |
illness.
The Lucky Nine Club will meet |
Thursday morning and the Live |
Wire Club Friday noon of this