Everson and Nearby Residents In Social Roundup
Mrs. Mary Simonson and sons visited Wahl relatives while Harold Jones returned from Wisconsin. Mrs. R. Dreesman of Lynden stayed with Wm. Warren’s family in Mt Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor left for Mt Vernon en route to Forest Grove Oregon. Mrs. Edwin Duncan and son Bert from Louisville spent days with kin in Mt Vernon. Mrs. W. C. Scott visited the Crommee home in Bellingham. Everson depot agent casper Siler returned after a month away. Caspar Siler updated his dairy farm with electricity. Miss Ambrose, Everson teacher, was badly hurt driving in Bellingham. Mrs. Wim Leek will teach her classes during Absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simonson
Francis
Wm. Simonson
Wahl
Harold Jones
Wisconsin
R. Dreesman
Lynden
Wm. Warren
R. Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Forest Grove
Oregon
Edwin Duncan
Herbert
Louisville
Kentucky
W. C. Scott
Cromnee
Bellingham
Gillum
Everson
Caspar Siler
Miss Ambrose
Everson School
Wim Leek
Kind Words quoted on a community page
A brief notice quotes the Heine line about tongues and speaking pleasant words to fellow men. The item frames a peaceful sentiments message as part of a public edition. No additional names or events are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine
Five Cent Bun Sale at The Tribune Office
Readable note announces bun sale at The Tribune office priced at five cents. Proceeds likely support the newspaper or a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Thanksgiving social notes and visits from Ferndale
Ferndale residents hosted Thanksgiving dinners with families including the Ireland, Schell, King, Hood, Shields, and Burnett households. Visitors arrived from South Dakota to stay with Woodward. Local church Ladies Aid held a New England dinner and a piano recital occurred at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ireland
Emma Johnson
Emma Schell
Retah Schell
Chas. Ireland
Louis King
W. A. King
Chas. Burnett
Wilbur Schell
Julius Shields
W. Massetter
South Dakota
E. M. Woodward
Seattle
Tacoma
L. Matson
Hilda Matson
Henry Caimpbe
Pas Hood
Pauline
Lois
Harries Hood
Wm. Coy
Clara Zane
Verla Slater
Agnes Shields
Harriet Hood
Olive Legoe
Irene Brooks
Lois Hood
Bert Pratt
Eunice Tawes
Florence Rice
C. S. Hood
L. J. Bowler
Paul Hood
Marguerite Morton
Stella Thompson
Heen Fell
Armory
Bellingham
S. Robertson
Alaska
Hes
Olga Geving
Helen Geving
Olga Hagen
East Sound
Peter Hagen
Martha Brown
Plank
Lynden
Verna Adam
Chehalis
Walter Campbell
Wm, Miles
Paul Hood and Son
Minor McLain
Pert Caddies and Vardon on Independent Caddies
The Golfers’ Magazine notes American caddies show more independence than English ones. A Florida boy offered to hold Vardon’s clubs while he killed a snake, and a Scotch caddie refused further input after a disputed shot. Also described is tough oiling tissue paper from China used for wicker baskets and bottle sealing in export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vardon
Golfers
Florida
Connecticut Tidal River Mentioned in Quonne Narrative
A fragment mentions Connecticut and a tidal river, referencing a quonne with terms tuk qut and at-that phrasing. The text appears as a cryptic regional note or excerpt with unfamiliar terminology and lacks clear event details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Quonne
Glendale Pupils Miss School Over Chicken Pox Outbreak
A Glendale report notes several pupils unable to attend classes due to chicken pox. Local residents and visitors including Miss Van Syckle Mr and Mrs Abbott and daughter Genevieve Messrs Charlie Follis John Settles attended events in the area. Glendale basketball team plans a Friday game with Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Syckle
Abbott
Genevieve Messrs
Charlie Follis
John Settles
O. E. Reed
Messrs
Will Preston
Thomas Welch
Milton Reed
Bellingham
W. T. Follis
Seattle
Antoinette Jess
Miss Harris
Winifred Bowles
Enterprise
W. E. Adkisson
Mary Lewis
J. M. Reed
Lawrence
A. Nyman
Phillip
O. Wilson
Local Notices and Social Gathers in Van Buren Area
Miss Marion Smith of Bellingham visits in Van Buren while many neighbors attend gatherings and services. A buggy accident near Damown injures Hinton children. Ladies Aid plans a Dec 8 bazaar at Clearbrook Hall. various visits and social events noted among Wilcoxen, Rarick, Perry, Kirkman, and man y others with Thanksgiving activities and a Royal Neighbors meeting slated for Dec 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Smith
Bellingham
Gi’ls
B. Hughes
Edward
George
Charlie
William
O. Wilcoxen
Bar
Herman van Appen
Skagit County
Halstead
Damown
Hinton
Clearbrook Hall
Leonard Johnson
Graves
Percy Miller
F. H. Larson
Mildred Wilcoxen
Suimas
William Rarick Jr
Lynden
Myrtle Hoverson
Robert Kirkman
William Rarick Sr
M. J. Morris
David Lucius
Sumas
Mr. Groves
Nooksack
Larson
Viola Wilcoxen
Linrud Family Concert Delights Jamieson Hall
The Linrud family presented a fine concert at Jamieson’s Hall on Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Linrud announced plans to soon depart for the East to study for the grand opera stage and performed several splendid numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linrud
Jamieson’s Hall
Ruth Linrud
East
Woodmen Dance Event Moves Residents to Cheerful Evening
The Woodmen and their friends enjoyed a fine old fashioned dance Tuesday evening. Otto Gilmore received a bad gash over the eye Saturday when he was struck by a piece of wood while chopping wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gilmore
Tribune Adverts Guarantee Honest Goods
Tribune assures buyers their ads reflect exact offerings in The Tribune stores. Merchants must deliver as advertised or The Tribune will refund the purchase. The paper pledges truthful reporting in news and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
The
Price of Peace and Indemnity Quarrel Cited
A quirky snippet from a Boston Transcript script notes a quarrel with a wife and a focus on indemnity as the main concern. A Philadelphia Ledger fragment mentions a long travel tale and a department store floor walker with twenty seven years in the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia Ledger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Donnelly
Hazel Kirke
Pearl White
Bruce McR
Riley Hatch
Creighton Hale
Iron Claw
Custer
J. W. Seals
West Main
6Th St
W. D. Green
Chas. Roo
G. F. Abbott
Advent Church
M. MM. Stuart
Lynden Creamery
Gerrit Kok
Peter Martini
Inquire Tribune
A. C. Palmer
O. I. C. Boar
Joln Bierlink
van Kirk
B. C. Crabtree
J. D. Scrimger
Gerrit Veleke
Everson-Bellingham Road
the Tribune
Certel Bros
Blaine
Wash
Geo. Worthen
John van Mersbergen
Je* Parrish
Lynden Poultry Yards
E. Vanderhorf
Ferndale
Lyndon. M. Vander Griend
Landaal and Frick
Charles Roe
Guernsey
Berkshire
Nels Jacobson
Lyndon
Sur
Farmer Giles
Squire Noakes
Wagoner
Chuker
the Inquirer
Dessay
London
Glendale
van Buren
William Rarick
Robert
Harry Wilcoxen
Charlotte Perry
O. A. Kirkman and Son
Terveer
Clarence Wheeler
George Houston
Northwood
Mabel Sturgeon
Strandell
Willian Rarick
Mabel Wilcoxen
R. Kirknan
Fred Manus
Mary Perry
Mabel
Lytden
Jennie Cruikshank
Dorothy
Nellie Veleke
G. T. Schuyleman
Miss Veleke
Kuppenheimer
Jones
Wilder R. Jones
Lynden, Wash
Pride Bros
California
Elder & Pace
Lynden, WN
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