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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

7

Neighborhood Notes Touching Lynden and West Van Buren

Local items report Mrs. Worthen and Mrs. Berthusen in Bellingham, visits by Engman, Freden, and Tyrall, haying underway, and social calls across Lynden West Van Buren. Obituaries mention ex Governor McGraw and a sheriff sale note details in Whatcom County.

G. W. Worthen H. C. C. Berthusen Bellingham Elma Engman Emil Freden Index Edgar Olson Pearson Lynden Mr. Kok West van Buren M. C. Wampler Lyman Harold Eva F. M. Yount Wm. Gossink Irvin W. F. Heathers van Buren Letitia Murriel Wampler Whipple L. E. Whipple George Whipple Sumas Brigham Heathers Mae Whipple Letitia Wampler Ollive Geo. Whipple Maple Street Karl Everson Arthur Riddle Tracey Riddle Ray Riddle M. J. Morris Sherman Heathers Miss Deems Ada Ina Pyeatt Ella Lund Messers Bayard Alvin Pyeatt Emer Lund Baptist Invent John Harvey R. Ecksford Lee Howard Syre Casper McNeil Marion Thompson Ada Pyeatt Elmer Lund Blaine J. Wilson Ferndale Q. E. Wilson J. Mount Anacortes Boyce Snodgrass Lulu Tripp Seattle Co. A. Richardson Capt. Dutton Carter Robert Bulmer Sumas Hospital May Ella Tucker Grandma Pritts Whatcom County Alabama Street New Whatcom Washington State of Washington B. van Zandt Will Gibson Romaine and Abrams Plaintiff

Not Too Proud To Work Joke From Everybody's Magazine

A thrifty housewife offers a nickel to a hungry tramp. He weighs options and, with humor, chooses to buy a schooner and handle it himself rather than expensive personal transport, illustrating self-reliance.

Kurios Korrespondents Everybody's Magazine

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