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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
6
Queen Guinevere reports the round table sold to a second hand dealer. She ordered a new red mahogany gate leg table to replace it for Arthur and his guests.
A chatty vignette shows a mother asking about a gift book for Ferdinand and a daughter recounting a wind up dinner. A cheeky exchange hints at social foibles and a playful, tense dynamic between parent and child. The piece shifts to a humorous zinger about a family named Jones and a mother daughter duo rolling luck and weight.
The column notes a mild week with no raspberries picked due to cool weather. Dowie De Jong delivers three ripe oranges from his parlor window grove. Rotterdam phrase Duiff is explained as a dove. A chinook was forecast, despite a rough night. Two unmoved mowing machines remain out in fields after last summer. The paper seeks to publish free pictures of new Lynden district houses.
Mrs. Carl Muenscher hosted an all day Forest Grove Book and Thim Club meeting with a quilt tied for her. Attendees included Mrs Harry Guckert Mrs David Corbett Mrs Nelda Muenscher and Mrs A G McMillen. The next meeting is set for December 21 with Mrs McMillen. Mr W Needum of Sumas dined with the McMillens Monday evening. The Birthday Club meeting is postponed indefinitely due to weather. Arthur McMillen was re elected Forest Grove school district director for a three year term. Maria Prouty visits Bellingham daughter in law Amy Prouty. Helen Haney plans a Christmas tree for Forest Grove pupils in December. A short train trip is noted for the afternoon.
Greenwood voters cast ninety ballots with John Oltman receiving 59 and van Hutchins 31. Local social notes report Ben Oltman hosting Ellen Scotvick and Cora Oltman, and several families visiting or ill. Mentioned are residents at the Mutchler home, Radder and Blankenforth family moves to Los Angeles, plus various daily tasks and milk hauling. Cows and heifers wanted advertise local livestock demand.
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