Notice listing frames and sales at Geyer's Variety Store
Calendar framing samples advertised by Geyer's Variety Store. Also an item about a found bicycle with owner to prove ownership and pay costs, and a sale listing for two cows with contact details for Dave Colpaert in Lynden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geyer’s Variety Store
Strandell
Lynden
Klocke’s Mill
Whipple
Tribune
Edgar Winup
C. Buizer
Nooksack
F. Urfer
Ray Smith
Carl Fullmer
Sal R
Ayrshire
Dave Colpaert
R. 2
Local Lynden News Breathes With Quirky Names And Oddities
A Lynden segment notes playful name changes for places and events including Sixth Street, Mount Para and gas of the town. It mentions Lee Williams sending a note about a William payment, Gasoline Burns starring in a Fireman show, and Adolphus Kampen winning the Lynden Fuzz Contest. An epidemic of sore fingers prompts surgeries on several locals. Census hints at 50 000 in Bellingham, Lynden counts also teased.
Local Socials and Updates From Booths Corners
Mr and Mrs Ed Parrot of Nook sack spent Thursday at Mr and Mrs George Rathbone. A shower honored Miss Birdie Burns at Mrs O E Wilsons home with numerous attendees. Kenneth Reed, grandson of Ed Reed, died at fourteen months. Royal Allen bought four Jersey cows. Families attended a funeral in Bellingham. Mrs Henry Roebus noted her mother died in Grand Rapids at eighty four. Multiple visits among Troost Van Weerdhuizen Reed and LeCompte families. Anna Van Euw was briefly ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Parrot of
Nooksack
George Rathbone
Birdie Burns
O. E. Wilson
Mary Whitman
Sylvia Palmer
Blanch Jordal
Elsie
Minnie Troost
Nellie
Rachel Jeffcott
Helen Wilson
P. R. Jeffcott
Wilson
John Pearson
Bellingham
Kenneth Reed
Kenneth
Ed. Reed
Mrs. Ray Allen
Baby
Mrs. G. van Weerdhuizen
Henry Roebus
Grand Rapids
John van Ginkle
John Troost
Allie
Ralph Troost
Anton von Euw
Lynden Public School
Lily Pearson
Minnie
Elsie Troost
Ruth Thompson
G. van Weerd
WISER LAKE COMMUNITY NOTES
Miss Pearl Frost on two weeks vacation with her parents at Wiser Lake. Miss Bertha Banks returns for holidays with her parents. Mr and Mrs J C Anderson were in Bellingham on business. Miss Pearl Nessen home from Port Blakely for vacation. Miss Mae Anderson home for vacation. Roy Dillon and Raymond Dillon visited the Nessen home. Community dinner at the Wiser Lake Hall on New Year’s Day. Young people packed candy and nuts for the M E Church Christmas tree program. Beatrice Dahlqust ill with a bad cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Frost
Custer
A. W. Frost
Bertha Banks
C. L. Banks
J. C. Anderson
Bellingham
Pearl Nessen
Port Blakely
Mae Anderson
Roy Dillon
Raymond Dillon
Nessen
Wiser Lake Hall
I. M. Burgess
M. E
Beatrice Dahlqust
American railroads must grow to stay world leaders
The speaker argues American railroads have the best public service records and must attract more capital to expand with new tracks terminals cars and power to meet growing national needs. He stresses rewarding capital managers and workers to sustain progress and world leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Europe
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nature
NISCO
Osborne
Klaas Roo
R. Hendricks
Custer R. J
Kresky
H. Hoksbergen
Herman Oordt
L. Asam
SS Eee
J. H. Rutgers
Inquire Tribune
A. H. Vander Yacht
William Warren
C. F. Worthen
Queen
Klocke Mill
Charles Vander
J. Albers
Call Tribune
A. Strandell
Buckeye Incubators
Whatcom CO. Implement CO
Clarke's
R. Wilson Clarke
Caylor
Hollywood
I. C. Clarke
North Elk
Mil
Taylor and Riddle
E. L. Bartlett
John Helder
Lyndon
Puyallup
Tom Barron
Haller Lake
Seattle
H. A. Stauffer
Jersey
Guernsey
H. A. Nessen
Lynden R
Che Lynden Gimlet
Sixth Street
Knapp
Jack Kauffman
Para Mount
League of Nations
Leag Williams
William
Adolphus Kampen
Messrs. Whipple
Upchurch
Axland
Howard Worthen
Egbert Matter
C. E. Lancaster
Irene Cheney
C. Mohr
Roy Allen
Jake LeCompte
Ida Blow
Albert
C. Lean
Liberty
Merry Christmas
Viola Dana
Priscilla
Dean
Dorothy
Polly
Fatty Arbuckle
The
Sam Sunel
W. Holly Street
Bellingham, Wash
R. L. Averill, Jeweler
All
Elk St
Ray Hookstra
Association of Railway Executives
Broadway
New York
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