Neighborhood News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs F M Yount and Frank Heathers visited Lynden on Tuesday. Mrs George Mundell and daughter Leona visited Mrs Wampler. Letitia and Eva Wampler went to Van Buren Thursday. Roscoe Riddle was in Lynden Thursday. The Heathers family spent Sunday with their son Perry Heathers. Mrs M C Wampler and son Harold were in Lynden Saturday. Mrs George Mundell and Mrs P Maneval were in Lynden Saturday. Mr Arthur Pierce and friends were in Lynden Friday. Don Riddle and friends called here Sunday. Perry Heathers spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Morris. Mrs Lorne Furness returned home Saturday after visiting her mother Mrs Serls of Clearbrook. Raymond Whipple attended the Agricultural school in Lynden last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mundell
Leona
M. C. Wampler
Harold
Lynden
P. Maneval
Arthur Pierce
Don Riddle
Perry Heathers
Morris
Lorne Furness
Serls
Clearbrook
Raymond Whipple
Corps meeting plans December birthday celebration
The corps met Saturday with good attendance. The relief committee reports Mr and Mrs Breckenridge very poorly Comrade Treadway able to be out again. Mrs Randall and Mrs Janey EK Palmer were sick or absent. Birthday celebration set for Saturday December 380 with noon dinner in the hall. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Committee
Randall
Janey EK. Palmer
Grip
Lynden Franchises Probed For Light and Power Service
Lynden considers two electric franchisers for a 50 year term. One offers fixed scale rates via a new plant with 100 hp minimum and city substation. the other, Waples, pledges lower rates and outside power as needed. Council weighs bonds, valuations, and arbitration to set terms with orderly city lighting plans.
Local Notes From Lynden And Bellingham Area
Delta and Sunnyside residents shopped in Lynden Monday while Sh Heathcadt spent Sunday and Monday in Bellingham. Myron Baldwin works with a gasoline outfit for A P Axland cutting wood. Mr and Mrs Albert Teasell visited H Oldemyer. J A Froberg builds an addition to his residence. Mr and Mrs C Ericson were in Lynden Monday. Mrs C R Axling visited in Bellingham Tuesday. Ruby Zweegman stayed with the Rutger home last week. J Helgath and E Crosier were in Bellingham last week. Mrs A F Baldwin visited her parents Mr and Mrs Randall in Lynden Tuesday. Hansen Bros are building a new barn. The Sewing Society sale was successful, bringing $52.50 after six months of effort. Many locals attended the agricultural school in Lynden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Westlund
Lynden
Sh. Heathcadt
Bellingham
Myron Baldwin
A. P. Axland
Albert Teasell
H. Oldemyer
J. A. Froberg
C. Ericson
C.R. Axling
Ruby Zweegman
Rutger
J. ¥. Helgath
E. Crosier
A. FE. Baldwin
Mrs. Randall
Hansen Bros
Sewing Society
Pastor Speaks on Appreciation and Hope for Future Years
A church leader expresses gratitude for a favorable week and optimism about securing support in two more years. The pastor conveys appreciation and hopeful outlook for continued backing.
Greenwood Community Notes Include Visits and Turkey Sale
Mrs. Michels spent Monday at Greenwood home while Mr. and Mrs. Blowers joined the Scott family on Sunday. Miss Rosetta Ferris and Eddie Kreuzer visited in Bellingham Saturday. Mrs. Lewis and daughter Florence were Gem City guests the first of the month. The Hannon family and Ms. Dick Bailey attended the county set. Mr. Hokem remodels the 105 on the ranch bought from Lee Parish. The Greenwood school plans a 4 program Friday afternoon before the holidays. Mrs. Robinson sold her flock of 100 turkeys to several parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acme Realty Company
Pacific Ave
Tacoma
Wash
Mrs. Michels
Greenwood Home
Mrs. Blowers
Scott
Rosetta Ferris
Eddy Kreuzer
Bellingham
Lewis
Florence
Gem City
Mrs. Hannon
Dick Bailey
Mr. Hokem
Lee Parish
Clearbrook Lecture Supports Library With Oysters
Prof Bond of the Bellingham nenal gave a talk at Clearbrook school on The Boy and Girl. An oyster supper followed to raise funds for securing books for the library. Teachers have set two visiting days to observe reading and educational affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Bellingham Nemal
Clearbrok School
Purpo
Lynden Considers Fifty Year Electric Franchise Proposals
At a Lynden city council meeting held Friday night two ordinances seek 50 year franchises for electric light heat and power systems. The Cook firm of Toronto agrees to 24 hour service by August 1 1912 and Lynden Mill and Light Co led by W H Waples operates under a current franchise expiring in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Waples
Bellingham
Western Power Co
Stave Lake
Sumas
Cook
Mr. Waples
Pro
Path
Lynde
Yice
Messrs
Oakes and Jacobs
Pixley and Edwards
Sampley
Toronto
Canada
Lynden Mill & Light Co
W. H. Waples
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Lodge Directory
Third Street
J. W. Edwards
R. E. Hawley
Brotherhood OF American Yoeman
Hawley’s Hall
Chas. B. Sampley
Harriet Hemmingway
F. Michels
The
Indian Motor
Lynden Auto & Cycle
F.p.cruikshank Jeweler and Optician
Apsley
Apasley
BOYD
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Wualif
Lynden Dept. Store
Tribune
West van Buren
F. M. Yount
Frank Heathers
W. F. Heathers
Laurel
M. E. Church
Clarence Paulquist
Marie Strode
Evey Paticular
W. R. McDonald
L. J. Sinnia
J. W. Austin
Meridian Road
Alki
Alki Grange Hall
Rev. Harrison
Harry Richardson
Allen
Joe Kanawyer
Mr. Stanlake
Everson
F. Marz
Lllingham
Mrs Provost
Alma Hansen
Sheridan
Wyoming
L. Laird
Beebe
H. Iverson
Fisher
Earl White
Nim
Charles Fite
W. J. Stanhope
F. MacArthur
Maple
Robert Thompson
John Todd
Chas
Linders County
Everson& Vicinity
Wm. Smith
Ernest Harrington
Alfred Ginger
F. Herrick
Simonson
Lamora
Jim Scott
McElgaine
George Adk
Circuit Court of
State of Washington
Anotar
Power Company
K. W
Our
Sysay
Ir. Boerhave
Ir. Oakes
Delta and
Sunnyside
Thhe Agricultural School
Greenwood
Lynden’ City Council
Bardain Sale
Lowney’s Chocolates
Blonden Brothers
ROO & Vanleeuwen Lumber CO
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