The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-07
CLEARBROOK
H. E. ALTMAN IS ELECTED
DIRECTOR AT CLEARBROOK

| DAAeAhSA Wv III SA/AI<AAsA/AsOOAH
Mr.. H. E. Altman was elected |
II director for term of years at |
the school election Saturday. The
3-mill levy carried, and the port |
program was favorably voted on.
A. e. Estergreen, Harry Hinton.
and Mrs. Flora Hatch were the
judges.
Rev. H. M. Course spoke on the
II 18th anniversary of the Whit
man massacre at the Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday afternoon.
II Miss Selma Carlson will be
hostess to the Junior Missionary
band at her home Saturday af-
ternoon.
II At the Swedish Lutheran church
II a most enjoyable service was CIV
| en-, with Rev. Swanson of Mt.
II Vernon and Rev. Norlander of
II Sedro-Wooley, accompanied by
their choirs. The ministers and
II the singers were entertained at
a o'clock luncheon at the F. A.
Johnson home. Mrs. Johnson was
assisted by her daughter, Miss
III Victoria Johnson, and Miss Anna
III Graves.
II Masters Paul and Buster Sax
II auer of Bellingham were guests
II at the F. B. Ehlers home over
II the weekend.
II Mr.. and Mrs. George Rothfuss.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ole MatsOn
and daughters were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Perkins in Ever
son for Thanksgiving dinner.
II Mr.. Carl Alvord was guest
at the F. L. Gildersleeve home at
Bell Creek Sunday.
Guests at the T. H. Higginson
home Thursday for dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Track of
II Ferndale, and Rev. and Mrs. H.
M. Course and children Friday at
dinner.
II The Lakeside L. T. l.. met on
Saturday afternoon with five
members present.
II Mrs. Fred N Higginson and
II little niece, Wilma Steels, re-
II turned from Everett Sunday. at
IL ter several days visit.
II Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ehlers and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
II Marchant, Mrs. Floyd Marchant.
II Mrs. Lloyd Mcfarland, and Geo.
Higginson were guests at the
II Harry Glow home at Nooksack
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pearson
II were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ii E. Marchant at dinner Tuesday.
II William Lightheart spent the
II Thanksgiving week with friends
III at Friday Harbor, returning on
Sunday.
II Mr. and Mrs Ole Matson and
daughters were guests at the We
III den home at Mt. View Sunday.
II Miss Mary Agnes Perry motor
III ed to Seattle Friday to spend the
weekend.
Miss Mamie Jacobs will be
hostess to the Lakeside w. c. r.
II U. Wednesday afternoon.
Il Lloyd Mcfarland visited his
II parents in Skagit County last
II week.
= Mrs. Laura Campbell and her
: daughter, Margaret, returned on
49, Sunday to Everson, after spend
II ing a week with relatives here.
Mrs. T. L. Parrot and children
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
|, Harvey Penberthy of Tacoma and
AsAi .. Gsl. AI' DlCVOi Va huOuAh
II Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Seaberry
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
at Mt Vernon.
II Rev. Cornay of Seattle has &C
II cepted the pastOrate of the Swe-
dish Lutheran Church, taking up
his work here the first part of
Ii the year.
II Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Shirk have
/ no hnt H.
Shirk's brother and wife, Mr..
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
Mrs. John Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Simonds of Bellngham,
Mrs. Ed Welch of Abbotsford and
Among those entertaining at
II dinner Thanksgiving were Mr..
u and Mrs. Andrew Swanson with
. family dinner at which were
- seated four generations, covers
II Mrs. A. E. Estergreen placed
covers for %; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Farrand entertained IL; Mr..
and Mrs. H: E. Ehlers IA; Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Graves, IL;
MISS Mdulo MI. id
cobs, 8. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Merriam were guests at the Will
II Pike home near Nooksack, where
covers were laid for 80, four
h generations being present. Mr..
Tom Parrott and children were
guests of Mr.. PARROTS parents
at Nooksack. where plates were
laid for IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Boyer left
| for their home in Oak Harbor,
after visiting for several days at,
| the A. e. Estergreen home.
The fifth and sixth grades have
| organized society known. as the
Blue Birds, with the following
ii officers: president, Ethel West;
II Bessie Alvord, vice-pres.; Effie
Ehlers, sec-treas.; Minnie Kirk
III man. maSter-at-armS: Ruth Holm