Mrs. E. L. Bartlett Returns From Seattle Visit
Mrs. E L Bartlett and her young daughter arrived back home Monday after a visit to Seattle.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
2
Mrs. E L Bartlett and her young daughter arrived back home Monday after a visit to Seattle.
Mrs. Mary Burgraff visited Lynden with daughter Ed Hoekstra. Mrs. Johnson hosted North Dakota guests cousin after forty years. Carol Sadow of Tenino stayed with Arta Lawrence. she attends Normal in Bellingham. Community events include a Tulip Parade float by Forest Grove School and a student party hosted by the Rainfords. Reverend Course spoke on The Birds of Washington but cut short due to slide projector trouble. James Davenport and son Geo. visited Lawrence home. missionary James O Johnson to speak at Forest Grove Sunday School on May 14. Dyksterhuis family from Sumas and K Bair of Bellingham with Arakan crew visited M Burgraff.
Community members host and visit each other across Booths Corners Ferndale Bellingham Lynden and Birch Bay. Families such as Pugh Haveman Swope Troost and Sturman attend dinners visits and a May party with numerous neighbors and church members.
Advertises selling cattle with a simple quarter page want ad. States there is high demand for stock of all kinds and invites people with cows or heifers to place a small want ad to reach buyers.
North Prairie residents host relatives and friends from Burlington Everson Blaine Delta Lynden and Greenwood with several visits reported. Illness and absence from school affect Marinus Verduin while the Achievement club postpones its meeting to June 2 due to Carroll’s absence.
Riverside society items record greetings and visits among residents. Miss Augusta Dykstra travels to Bellingham with various friends and neighbors host dinners and gatherings. Illnesses include Irene Crosier and Ed Bakker’s father, while joyous events note Little Jack Meurer’s fifth birthday and several calls at the Reid home and Lynden area residences.
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