Unclaimed Advertised Letters at Lynden Post Office
Mail for Mrs Ed Ritchie Julius Koenig Rose Wallace Ruth Case Vivian Campbell Erland Anderson remains unclaimed at Lynden Washington post office as of June 11 1914 One cent due on each letter Call advertised when calling for any letters before they go to the Dead Letter Office W Bender Postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Wash
Ed Ritchie
Julius Koenig
Rose Wallace
Ruth Case
Vivian Campbell
Erland Anderson
W. Bender
Everson and area guests abound in June social notes
Local society columns list visitors from Tacoma Bellingham and Seattle to Everson Wiser and Lynden. Families entertain relatives attend church events and plan plays at Laurel and Wiser with garden and road work updates and notes on school graduates and summer activities.
BOOTHS CORNERS CLUB Gathers for Luncheon and Social Visits
The Booths Corners Club met with Mrs. C B Lee on Wednesday for a delightful luncheon of strawberries cake and coffee. Several members and guests attended including Mmes Geo Abbott Glendale P A Clarke North Prairie C E Scribner Nooksack Mary Jones Lynden and E T Mack Welcome. Elsie Bovenham returned from Lynden after several weeks away. Local families shared meals and social calls at homes in Lynden Nooksack and Fairview with visits from Ada Lee Maude Palmer and others. A South Dakota trip was noted for Mr Dean and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lee
Mmes. Geo. Abbott
Glendale
P. A. Clarke
North Prezirie
C. E. Scribner
Nooksack
Mary Jones
Lynden
E. T. Mack
Welcome
Elsie Bovenham
Lewis Sather
Sather
L. E. Livingston
C. B. Love
S. L. Palmer
Carrie Scribner
Mary Swope
Olive Mack
Ivy Palmer
Elma Palmer
Maude Palmer
Hattie Bovenham
Bellingham
Dean
South Dakota
Local Notes From Laurel and Wiser Lake
Hugh Lusk of Blaine spent a short Sunday visit at home. The Methodist Sunday school plans children's day exercises on Sunday evening June 14. Emma Parks and her Seattle son visit her parents, Mr and Mrs John Oltman. D W Coleman and others attended Bellingham Normal commencement. D W Coleman has the earliest garden in the community with new potatoes and peas on last Tuesday's dinner menu. Jack Davenport attends the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thompson
J. Simpson
David Wight
Hampton
Elkins
Route Two
Mildred Carmen
Bellingham
H. Penberthy
Tacoma
Kate McEihoe
Elmer Cyr
Ivy Arnell
Vancouver
John Ohlund
Jas. Breckenridge
Clearbrook
Miller
Ida
Maryellen Iverson
van Buren
Perry van Over
van Over
Emmerson
Emma
W. R. Moubray
Everson
Brewer
Kale
Sumas
J. B. Montgomery
Franklin
Hancock
Geo. Gibbs
P. D. Harkness
Miss Steinhauer
Lynden
Walter Sommers
Christie Simpson
Nina and
Elsie Elkins
Pearl Frost
Clarence Dahlquist
Violet Parker
Belle MacDonald
Irene Lyons
Seattle
Jessie Taylor
Ferndale
Wiser
Mabel Marr
Gilbert
Deming
Roby
Austin
Mae Beavert
Bernard Davenport
Nookseck
Davenport
T. W. Whitaker
Ferndale Hospital
Wm. Thistle
Anacortes
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Ida Oluman
Edna Twiss
Cady Cameron
Wdith Marr
Ruddie Oltman
Mr. Gore
Lee Guy
Birch Bay
Bob
Jewell Cummings
George Shoup
New Zealand
Lester Cameron
Jos. Satherwall
Ernest Sorenson
Austin Store
Sinnes Corner
Button Place
Ten Mile Creek
Jack and the Bean Stalk
Laurel Gymnasium
Victor School
Nellie Sweeney
Joseph Sill
Lester Hobson
Glen
Gracian
Florence Wolfe
Hugh Lusk
Blaine
Hillier
Methodist Sunday School
Emma Parks
Little Son
Ben Crabtree
J. W. Parker
Sam Parker
Bellingham Normal
D. W. Coleman
Coleman
Jack Davenport
State University
J. Austin
Leone Royston
Denver
Colorado
Ed Brown
Local social notes and visits from Custer and nearby towns
Mrs Florence Pearson left for Bellingham Thursday morning. Several visitors from Bellingham and Blaine called or stayed with local families this week. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Creasey and served ice cream and cake. Various sisters, aunts, and cousins visited relatives in Fern Dale Blaine Edison and Spokane, with trips to Bellingham and Kansas mentioned.
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Florence Pearson
Bellingham
Henry Thompson
Ben Russell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wm. Creasey
August Ohse
Baby
Henry Ohse
Ed Whalen
Gladys
Blaine
John Everett
B. W. Everett
C. R. Norman
Fred Bareau
Markhart
Ohse
M. C. Scofield
Ed Markley
Watson
Kansas
Jack Thompson
Edison
J. Pearson
James Porter
Spokane
Rebekah Grand Lodge
Pricot River
Local society notes and travel snippets from Lynden Lynden June 1914
A sequence of social visits and friendly trips across Washington appears with names such as Mrs. Thomas Berkley and Mrs. Fred Flint visiting Ferndale and Birch Bay events. The text also records a Birch Bay picnic on June 18 and a Lynden Township regulatory adoption dated June 1 1914 signed by Clerk F P Clise.
W. R. C. Notes on Upcoming Meetings and Convention
Twenty two members attended the last meeting led by Mrs Palmer. A June 18 vote will decide if the proposed kitchen is built and all members should attend. The annual convention runs June 24 to 27 in Bellingham with strong local corps representation urged. Sick list includes Comrade Wilcoxen Mrs V F Randall and Mrs Loretta Rinehart.
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Palmer
Bellingham
Wilcoxen
V. F. Randall
Loretta Rinehart
Supervisors Set Road Load Limits Through Lyndon Two
The board of supervisors issues an order regulating tire load on public roads. Limits vary by tire width from four hundred pounds per inch for two inch tires to five hundred fifty pounds per inch for tires wider than five inches, with adjustments for widths over two inches.
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Board of Supervisors
Kansas needs thousands for harvests and heat record
Brief news notes report Kansas needing 61 950 men 600 extra teams 2260 extra cooks for grain harvests as Kansas City hits a yearly heat record of 97 degrees. Floods cause 10 million dollars damage in Los Angeles county while Evansville suffers 20 thousand in storm damage.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Los Angeles County
Cal
California
Post Office Department
Evansville
Ind
First Avenue Presbyterian
Utah
First Sidce
Alaska
Kitina
Matanuska
W C T U Convention Planned in Whatcom County
The WCTU of Whatcom County will hold a convention at Blaine on Thursday and Friday June 18 and 19. The event aims to discuss temperance efforts and public welfare with local leaders and members attending.
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W.C.T.U. of
Whatcom County
Rlaine
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Northwood Farm
Northwood
Frank Bloom
McCormick
Wm. Brigham
B. H. Crabtree
C. J. Carlson
Benson Road
Joan Heifer
Wm. Honcoop
Tribune Office
Oo. H. Joy Employment Co
Frank Becker
Blaine Road
J. Bamford
Karel Chimicum de Kol
D. F. Smith
Worthen Station
Canopy
Marion Biehler
Harry L. Schroeder
Knapp’s Furniture Store
E. W. Bayes
J. D. Scrimger
Manila
NEW Idea Rug CO
Westlake Ave
Washington
Charlotte Heun
Kenneth Heun
Colby
A. Dunker
Pioneer Storage Co
Guernsey
Berkshire
Nels Jacobson
Kalsemming
L. C. Cook
W. Front Street
Salfe
Inquire Tribune
Weaver
L. Asam
Ralph de Mott
Choice Jersey Bus Calves
B. C. Crabtree
Banner Creamery
Bertram Shingle Co
van Kirk
Nat'l Bank
Meridian Fruit and Dairy Farm
B. C
Lynden Fruit Growers’ Assn
Sunset Dairy
H. Spaan
the Tribune
Laurel and Wiser Lake
Custer
Lynden, Wash
Asid Lynden Township
F. P. Clse
Lynden Township
Lyndon Two
Ohio
Missouri
Tampico
Badger
Vera Cruz
Department of Foreign Commerce of the
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