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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
5
The Bussard family and Crabtree family express heartfelt gratitude to friends for sympathy shown after their bereavement and for the many beautiful flowers sent by Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and other friends.
A Lynden citizen reports a missing ten dollar Federal Reserve note featuring Andrew Jackson with a reward offered for any bills turned in. The Gimlet also notes whimsical items about local whisker portraits and figures in Lynden life, including jokes about cow handling, Santa visits, and Christmas charity to soldiers at Camp Lewis.
Local notices report Northwood School will begin sessions on January 6 per today’s announcement. William A. Bauman resumes work after illness and distributes a free practical farm accounting book to farmers. Mrs. Emma Collart visits at A Strandell home. Minnie C. Schuyleman spent Sunday in Lyndon.
Miss Van Lieu's sister ill with influenza in Bellingham. Magnus Axlund from Idaho visits the Axlund home. Busy Bee event postponed to Saturday with program including songs lectures and a mission fund that raised 70 dollars. Mr and Mrs Vander Yacht of Lynden hosted W Telegenhoff at dinner. Hugo Johnson ill with influenza in an army camp. Mrs Shoe maker guests from Port Orchard. Myron Baldwin discharged from Fort Worden hospital after seven weeks. Herma Heusinkvald returns from Camp Lewis for Henry Heusinkvald's funeral. Delta school cancels Christmas program due to influenza. pupils trade presents. Mr and Mrs Ericson host Knute Bloomquist family and Snow in Alberta. John Axling attends Rev Johnson's funeral in Bellingham. Local residents visit H Vander Mey home. Albert Vander Yacht rents Jim Meyers place for winter.
Glendae residents host visits at the Follis and Abbott homes. Miss Genevieve Abbott and Miss Van Sycle are guests here. The Christmas program is set for Tuesday at one. Dairyman offers discounted magazines from Hoards and local orders for farm and national publications.
The Tribune advertises hand-painted china from Mrs. W. G. Hemingway at Boer haer millinery. It promotes magazine subscriptions including The Youth's Companion at $2 for 1919 offers plus optional McCall's. Also urges packing a Christmas box for a soldier and emphasizes bargain pricing for Good Housekeeping and other titles.
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