Ferndale Social Roundup and Obituary Notes
Ferndale residents socialized with visits and guests from Bellingham Blaine and Seattle. Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary F Nielsen and for J W Andrews with survivors listed. Local clubs dances birthdays and civic notices fill the week in Ferndale and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bartruff
Paul Bartruff
John McGhee
Hery Juvet
Charles Gaines
Skagit County
Mary F. Nielsen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bellingahm
F. Peterson
Laurel
Parker
Robert Sorensen
Issa
Clara Nielson
Ferndale
Helen Fell
Elsie Stoddard
Bellingham
C. S. Hood
Cooke
Breakey
Gawley
Stanley Freeman
Tacoma
Paul Hoon
W. W. Keyes
Blaine
E. Pehrson
Viola
Ray Smith
J. W
Waldo Objects To Pickled Pepper Poem
The Boston child resists a nurse’s request to recite Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. Waldo argues the line’s alliteration ruins literary finish and notes the impracticality of picking peppers that are already pickled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Peter Piper
Shan’t
Boston
Long Winded Exchange Over Music Tastes
A humorous exchange between the Yankee and Pat centers on long hours of playing patriotic tunes. The Yankee boasts of a fellow citizen who played Beautiful Stars and Stripes on piano for hours, while Pat retorts about another who played Ireland Forever on flute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Arrah
Tristman
Ireland
The Worlds Work Magazine Offer
Advertisement offers The World's Work magazine at five months for $1 with subscription through The Tribune office.
Lynden Gimlet notes and local anecdotes in Lynden
The Gimlet recounts Lynden life with quirky items and names. It honors Mrs. Henry Vanderyacht for two surprise birthday parties and lists local figures, clubs, and small events including flag displays and a draft age discussion. A comic vignette closes with a humorous misfortune at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vanderyacht
Gimlet
Charles Jacobs
United States Battleship Louisiana Details
The Louisiana costs 7 425 613 dollars and displaces 16 000 tons. It measures 456.3 feet in length and features four 12 inch guns and eight 8 inch guns. A crew of 856 officers and men man the ship, which can reach 18.8 knots.
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Louisiana
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Mina Taylor
Henderson
Royal Mercantile Company
Lynden, Washington
Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association
J. H. Guffey
Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association
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Liam A. Bauman
Frank King
Ained the Recreation Club
Mildred Smith
N. M. Smith
Anacortes
Ruth Cederberg
Soren Robertson
Earle Swanson
Rews
Congregational
J. F. Dorviller
Violet King
Vera Dahl
Frances Hatch
Seattle
J. B. Hatch
Arthur Newman
Mary Monroe
Sunnyside Wash
Lois Aitken
Edison
Tribune Office
Lynden Gilet
the Gimlet
St. R. Helder
Frank Knapp
A. H. Bruns
Jim Powers
Lynden
Mark Hammond
Bill Vander Griend
Herman Porter
R. L. Averill
Bb. V. Mounter
P. H. Davies
H. H. Jamieson
Jack Gale
KE. Wiese
Will Dorr
Imperial
Czar MacMillan
Jake le Compte
A. McDaniel
Marion Biehler
George Carlson
Lynden Red Cross
Meseames
Ella Clarke
Co. B. Bay
Florence Waples
Victor Bussard
M. Maxwell
George Frick
P. M. Serrurier
F. L. Wood
George Worthen
P. A. Wright
Gee, White
Caroline Summers
Mabel Worlow
Sophie Young
Lillian Sprague
W. H. Cole
C. F. Worthen
Ada Bruce
Elsie Worthen
A. J. Ruseco
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London Telegraph
United States
American Press Association
Patria
Beatrice Fairfax
FORD
Carlyle Blackwell
Electric Theatre