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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
6
Local ad notes Famous Shoe Store in Lynden closing out stock at below cost with men’s shoes $2.95, women’s $1.60, boys $1.95, girls $1.45. Also lists Union Mfg Co deals, dairy record sheets, and various offers from area merchants, including an odd draft horse for sale and wanted salesmen. Trade and rent notices included.
Mail for Mrs George Carlson Mrs Clayton Irish Mrs Anna Megard Mrs C M Stetson Mrs Wayland remains unclaimed at Lynden Washington Post Office as of December 28 1911. If not called for within two weeks it will go to the Dead Letter office. One cent due on each letter when calling and please say Advertised.
Residents and visitors named include Mr and Mrs Yount in Lynden Roscoe Riddle and Mrs Miller in Lynden Roy Riddie and sister visited Lynden Baby Nutter ill Mrs Wompler and children with Mundell and Stafford family in Peardongle B C Lynden Christmas gatherings for H Heathers Lorne Furness Mae Whipple J Whipple family and others Veeve move to Stanlake property Mary Nelson of Victor heads to Wisconsin Miss Mary Nelson leaves Victor for winter duties Sherd Matthews returns from Victoria B C Clarence Shields and Shoup attend Lynden agricultural school Ross Tiffany builds homemade gasoline engine for wood sawing and other local noteables with Christmas and holiday visits noted throughout the region
The school reported a very successful Christmas program with strong attendance. Teachers and pupils felt well repaid for their efforts as each room presented a structured event and gifts.
The M E church collected many items for the children's fund after a Christmas entertainment. Mrs M L Burger traveled to Case and back, Mrs Sinnes recovered enough to be out, Miss Anna Krub returned home from Lynden, and the Krub family welcomed her. Laurel school visitor H O Button attended Alki schools, while Mr and Mrs Stanlake sold their Meridian home and moved.
A list of holiday activities and health notes from Sumas and nearby towns. Families share Christmas gatherings at Baldwin home and Axlind residence, with readers visiting relatives in Moscow and Portland. Several residents noted sickness lists, church events at Delta, and farewells as Mrs. Henry Everett prepares to move to Bellingham.
Mr J B Brennan foreman at Union Manufacturing and Miss Lizzie Smith hotel employee were married in Bellingham on December 9 and left for Seattle after the ceremony. W Dickerson and family spent Christmas in Bellingham. Harry Boysen and Miss Shaw attended the dance in Union stly Mr Alice.
Lynden residents recall holiday gatherings with relatives in B C and Ferndale. Jack Bedling Ellen Hemri and Miss Hemri's parents shared Christmas in B C while Johnnie Dickerson and family visited Ferndale and Seattle. Manager Engel of Union Manufacturing Co travels on business to Bellingham and beyond. L Dickerson Sr. shows pride in a Christmas cane from his son John.
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