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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
Local notices from Laurel and Wiser Lake record moves to Bellingham and Seattle visits, a successful school operetta, and family travels. Retirement and school events are noted along with society gatherings including PTAs, church ladies’ aid, and a surprise party. Attendance at the Bellingham Normal and a senior class play are mentioned along with graduations.
Delta and Sunshine reports Lynden visitors Mr and Mrs E Markstrom on Saturday. The Erickson Ax ling Ericson Blom quist group traveled to Badger Sunday. Arthur Pearson started work at Sunnyside mill. Elizabeth and Ellen Anderson return home for vacation from teaching. Harry Tyrall visited Bellingham last week. Peter Hanson attended the Bellingham circus Saturday. Mrs O D Chappin, moved to Bellingham hospital last week, slowly improving.
Ida Hinton hosted her18th birthday at home on May 23 with Lois Heathers Viola Wilcoxson and Mildred Wilcoxson in attendance. Mr Andy Kirkman recovering from illness shows improvement. Klaus Roe and George Hughes dined with the Rarick family Monday. Ida Connor visited Mabel Wilcoxson Saturday night and Sunday. Whitnah Rarick stopped by Willet home in Wahl last Sunday and Viola Wilcoxson visited Lois Heathers.
G E Hall and family visited Mr Dykes of Sunrise on Sunday. Fern Stuart visited Henrietta Bliss. The Literary Club met at B C Crabtree's with a wienie roast after business. Cooley helps build a silo near Clearbrook. Leo Brooks returns to help pick berries at Crabtree's. Robert Laird came back from Seattle. Will Kelley family moved to Blaine.
Mrs H W Nutter hosted a Sunday school class gathering Saturday afternoon with Helen and Robert Hinton Mabel Wilcoxson Margaret Kirkman Edna Hinton Minnie Myrtle Kirkman Edgar Ernest Floyd Boyer Laura Clarence Russell Nutter. Guests included Wm Rarick Jr and Mrs O Wilcoxson Lynden visitors. Lissie Perry has been hospitalized in Sumas and is improving. A year old colt belonging to F H Larson was badly cut by barb wire last week. Mrs William Rarick and granddaughter Viola Wilcoxson visited.
The Custer Gun Club hosted Blaine on Sunday but produced no records. A Blaine loss of the Lummi Indians led to Sundays cancellation after a scheduled test with Friday Harbor. Local visits included A F Stone and family in Bellingham and trips to Vancouver by Berkeley and Dalton. Birch Bay drew Sunday visitors and a shipload of 4170 dozen eggs marked the largest local shipment. Mrs. Fred Flint returned home from Seattle after a stay there.
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