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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
5
Ferndale residents share dinners and gatherings with Mr and Mrs Slater, Mr and Mrs Campbell, Dr and Mrs Hood, and many others. News covers marriages, moves, a baby birth, harvest canning, hospital treatment, and church activities at Congregational services and WCTA meeting plans.
Everson notes list Maggie Osterman and Ted Alverman of Sedro-Woolley as weekend visitors to J. J. McNally. Dinner guests include P. I. Whitman of Sumas with L. Bushby. Mabel Iverson returns from Parkland term. Visits to and from Bel l ingham Sumas Birch Bay and Birch Bay area households are recorded with several family groups and hosted meals.
Alma Eardley left for Doilomi Alaska with family. A. E. Hardin and E. Eardley will visit the San Francisco exposition. Jessie of Bellingham visited the Gerke home. Elmer Warner stayed with Fred Lott in Bellingham. The Johnsons and others traveled to Vancouver B C and back. Todd and Bushby families visited C. O. Hill in Sumas. A card party hosted by H P Johnson drew about thirty guests. Freda Weathergreen visited home folks this week.
William Rarick and nephew Har ry Wilcoxson were Lynden visitors Saturday. A Holstein and family and Mr and Mrs George Hueston were Sunday guests at the C Wheeler home. Charlie and Edward Hughes were Nooksack visitors Friday. Klaus Roo attended morning services in the Mission in Lynden Sunday. Henry Pierce was a Bellingham visitor Saturday. Whitnah Rarick visited at the Kirkman home Sunday. Mrs Hall William Vanover and family and Mr and Mrs Stranky visited at the Perry home Sunday. Arthur Pierce was a Lynden visitor Saturday. William Rarick was the Sunday dinner guest at the Wilcoxson home. Lissie Perry, who has been ill, is now rapidly improving. Ida and George Hinton called on Mrs Robt Kirkman Sunday evening. Mr Groves of Lynden was the Sunday dinner guest at the Larson home.
Record of dairy herd prices shows 60 cents per dozen at the Tribune office.
A brief sale notice from The Tribune office announces buns priced at five cents each. Proceeds support unspecified office needs. Limited to small quantities and first come basis.
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