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

I " Ea-s~an called at the Lens
So Ac--s Monday.
Nr<- fzs& Rose IS improving slow
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M - Ms (. NJ Huisman are
II g,-.az parents 81 : baby boy born
TUESDAY
Us : X rraost Of Booth Cor
1e-s : :. - |. Haismau home.
Mrs se4-r4-s: Cramer and son
J4kz czs=5 s: me jos Gramer and
\ Ro5@-.S5- homes.
Fen os.--- : cutting wood for
Jos Elsze4zs-
Leonard L5-ssz- = working on the
read this meek 3 E-Tz-ss1e-
John 0lt-zz = NJ Vernon Is i'm
proving Ms -4-t1. z-1 expects to
move here 500
Mr.. ana Ms A-t-sz BosErt1ger
called on Nj al Ms Carries "ag-
ner Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross E9Tis zz1 Earl
Davis were entertained a. tEs A.
drew Boehringer home Wednesday
evening.
Those who spent Sunday a. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris BO4cr-
niger to help celebrate Mrs. Boel.-
myers birthday. which fell on Jan.
%. were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Os-
good and children. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Boehringer and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wagner, Ralph and Ernest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Boehringer.
Mrs Harry Beernink and little son
Lowell of Lynden visited few days
last week at the Mutchler home.
Bert Landau had one of his build
ings moved last week to the west
corner of his farm, and is remodel
ling it as a home for his employee.
The Bajema boys did the moving
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schuyleman
and Thelma and James spent We'd
nesday afternoon at the Huisman
home. ~~ -.
Alvah Blowers helped John Olt-
man last week.
Mrs. Bert Landau called at the
Fred Rose home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Oscar Post has accepted a
position on the Bert Landau chicken
ranch. He will move his family there
Feb. Is. Mr.. Post has rented his
river-bottom farm to G. Lankhaar.
Mrs. Stanley Robinson spent Thurs
day with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Rose.
Mrs. Bert Landau visited with Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Huisman Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Blowers.
Fred Elsner is working for John
Gilman this week.
Stanley Robinson of Lynden spent
Friday at the Fred Rose home.
Mrs. Will Blowers was entertained
at the John Bajema home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blowers and AL
yah were dinner guests Sunday at the
II. l.. Maryott home at Northwood on
Sunday.
Twenty-three new members were
enrolled at the last Parent-Teachers'
meeting. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs Tobiassen. Mrs. Bostwick,
Mrs. B. Gilman, Mrs. Lenssen Mrs.
Walston, Mr.. Elmer Jones, Mrs. Wag
ner, Mrs Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. CHS
holm, Mrs. Joe Elenbaas, Mr.. Mil
ton, Mrs. Bylsma, Mrs. A. Knutzen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Allbaugh,
Mr.. Halliday, Mr.. Cramer, Mrs. Zurn
and Mrs. Knoll.
ne lllSl anu lIIt "a arc
planning an excellent program for
their next meeting Thursday eveing,
Feb. 2, at the school. A play will
be given to initiate Greenwood school
in 1900.
Harold Hardy and Myrtle McCaul-
ey have not been able to attend the
school on account of sickness, but
are expected to return soon.
The following Sth grade pupils
took the state examination in spell
ing, reading and agriculture Thurs
day and Friday at the Lynden High
School: Virgil Walston, Lovel Bost-
wick, Leonard Johnson, Herman Olt
man and Jack Raider.
The pupils of Greenwood school
are planning to start their operetta
for the closing program.