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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
7
The Lynden school board will continue serving lunches at the grade school this year. Children provide ingredients while a skilled cook prepares soup or cocoa for the students.
WISER LAKE Mrs A W Frost and others enjoy camping at Clear Creek Canyon. Seattle visitors stay with Rosenhall family. Dahlquist sisters camp at Birch Bay with friends and relatives. Otto Rosenhall returns home after navy discharge. Pearl Nessen visits Normal school and camps with Benjamins at Birch Bay. A Birch Bay beach party, new home purchase in South Bellingham, and various local visits round out the week.
News items from Lynden note visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Brasted of Miami Florida and family trips by H Van D and Bert Weeda to Yakima. Bart Huisman returns from Yakima to stay with his brother C Huisman. A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Fritz in Watsonville Cal lived three days. Mr. and Mrs. F E Knapp return from Portland. The W C T U plans a meeting August 26 at Mrs Ruth Staight’s home.
Mr and Mrs Robinson return to Lynden after a summer in California and warm weather in the South. Lost auto crank. Contact Dr Hutchinson animal diseases Lynden phone 4703. Dr Van Kirk eye ear nose throat specialist glassess fitted at Bellingham National Bank Building Bellingham. Ifo
County Superintendent Jennie M Robin declares her candidacy for renomination under the Republican Primary set for September 14 1920. She notes a busy schedule but emphasizes her continued commitment to county education and policy leadership.
J. K. Burkhette announces candidacy for Whatcom County Assessor in the Republican Primaries on September 14 1920. He declares his bid to voters and outlines campaign intent.
Republican State Treasurer candidate Clifford L. Babcock visited Lynden on Saturday. He lives in Port Angeles and previously served two terms as Clallam County treasurer and two terms in the State Legislature.
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