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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
Bicycle reported stolen from in front of a high school Friday evening last week. The wheel belongs to a boy in need. information or return should be sent to Axland Service Station.
Mrs Frank Knapp and Bradford Knapp left for Seattle then returned midweek. Seattle visitors include Mr and Mrs O H Eisenbeis for Christmas with the Bowler family. Other Lynden locals hosting or visiting during Christmas include Mrs H E Maltby, J W Tremain Jr, C G Lund, and the Tremain family. A birthday event honors Garretta De Boer and several Lynden residents welcomed guests from Bellingham Sumas and Seattle.
Wiser Lake residents plan a New Year’s Eve dinner at Wiser Lake Hall on Saturday December 31 with baskets of food to share. The Christmas program at the M E Church drew a large audience and local families enjoyed holiday gatherings and dinners with relatives visiting from Ferndale Deming Bellingham and Alberta. The Re of Service Economic Club schedules its January 5 meeting at the Ten Mile Grange Hall.
Local column recounts Christmas and New Year visits across Northwood, Lynden area. Families welcomed relatives from Seattle to Vancouver, B C with dinners and gatherings. Northwood schools reopen January 2 after a one week vacation and residents report improving health and community events at Grange Hall and with Excelsior Club.
Many residents spent Christmas holidays in Lynden Bellingham Seattle and nearby towns. Families held gatherings reunions and dinners while local churches hosted programs. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Vander Mey plus multiple visits and travel plans are noted among residents and visitors.
The Lynden Lodge No. 137 of Knights of Pythias meets every Monday evening at the I O O F ball. All Knights are cordially invited to attend. R F Jones C C W G Hemmingway K R S
Poultry magazines advertised with a savings notice. Subscriptions offered at Tribune office for the Pacific Poultrymen at 6¢, regular price unspecified.
Ed ward Delle rigs a beehive phonograph to play recorded dog barks as police protection for his Sunset highway orchard in Zillah Washington. A motor car slows near the highway and the barking record is released to deter would be fruit thieves. Since installing the device he reports no losses and says neighbors hear the two canned dogs a mile away.
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