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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

8

Lynden Poultrymen Urged to Attend Big Meeting

Lynden poultrymen are urged to attend a large meeting at Hawley's Hall Friday night at 8 o'clock. Whatcom County Egg and Poultry Association members will be there and John L. Craib Seattle Manager of the Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association will speak. Refreshments will be served and all interested in improving poultry industry conditions are invited.

Lynden Hawley’s Hall Whatcom County Egg and Poultry Association John L. Craib Seattle Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association Eastern Star Paul Gries J. W. Tremain, Jr Mary Tremain R. E. Mutchler F. E. Knapp E. W. Bayes Myron Cooley Birch Bay J. W. Tremain Russell Charles Tremain Bellingham Bellingham Bay Baptist Association Immanuel Church Nancy Meenderink D. de Hoogh J. Zevenbergen William Bert Dyksterhuis France Sip Hiemstra Mr. Tidhgelaar G. Vander Griend

Local families gather amid illness and visit notes

Delta and Sunshine reports include Bloomquist and Axling families visiting in Delta and Bellingham, George Rosenal arriving from Iowa, a light and water system installed at P O Berthusons, and funeral attendance for Arthur De Bruyn in Lynden. Influenza affects Delta and Sunrise residents. school resumes after closures and many residents travel between Bellingham, Lynden, and Sunrise.

N. K. Bloomquist Bernice Bellingham Chas. Ericson John Axling P. O. Berthuson G. Rosenal George Rosenal Iowa Chris Krohn Herman Keller John Kulp Pullman Walter Telegenhoff Arthur de Bruyn Northwood Lynden Jake Dykeman Delta School Goshen C. Ericson Walter Telgenhoff H. Weidkamp Harold Keller John Aherns Ed. Russ P. A. Axling Knute Bloomquist Land C. R. Axling Sops Grandma Johnson

W. R. C. Notes Reflect attendance and wartime events

A large turnout marked the Saturday meeting with praise for a return of treasurer Mrs. Janey Palmer. Several comrades suffer rheumatism others ill. The 29th dinner was a success with teachers and Capt. Ferguson as guests. Helen Davis daughter underwent surgery and is improving. Decoration Day program under way with Miss Edna McKinnon directing children. Memorial services invited by Rev. Cooley.

Janey Palmer Berthuson W. Palmer Randall Rhinehart Wampler Capt. Ferguson Mrs. Ferguson Jones Storrey Bellingham Clarke Frazier Bateman Anderson Helen Davis Sumas Hospital Edna McKinnon Rev. Cooley Corps

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for digestive relief

An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for constipation and stomach issues. It promises renewed vigor and happiness with a life-giving herb blend, calling the cost trifling and urging readers to buy at CITY DRUG STORE.

Nature Science Hollister City Drug Store

Lynden Farm Sells for 810000 and City Property Moves

Mrs. Lizzie Meurer sold her forty acre Lynden farm to EB Lundstrom and Sons of Ferndale for 10000 through Bauman Realty Co. Harry Fountain’s 6th and Edson home sold for 1700 to D Van Wyhe via Taylor and Riddle. Oscar Maneval house at 2nd and West Main sold to Walter Leake for 500 through Tayce and Riddle. Two parcels at 5th Edson and 6th Edson sold via Taylor and Riddle by A Baxter to George True and resold to J H Stedman and Miss Louise Cusin.

Lizzie Meurer EB. Lundstrom

Social calendar shifts as Eastern Star postpones meeting

Lynden news notes the Eastern Star social gathering moved to accommodate a soldiers and sailors reception. With the bus iness session unchanged, local residents report visits, anniversaries, and community events including baptist association plans and personal milestones across Lynden and nearby towns.

Newt Riddle Returns Home After Service in France

Newt Riddle of the famous 91st Division, who saw action in the Argonne and in Flanders, returned home last week having been honorably discharged. His name appeared once in the list of missing. Buy Another Bond Saturday. A Great Weekly for poultrymen. Petaluma Weekly Poultry Journal. Publisher's price $1.50 a year. Tribune bargain price $1.25.

Newt Riddle 91St Argonne Flanders Riddle Petaluma Weekly Poultry Journal Tribune

Gale Edson Returns to U S With Ambulance Workers

Gale Edson, who served in Italy and France during the war, arrived back in the United States at Newport News on May 2. He expects to be home in Lynden in about two weeks.

Gale Edson Italy France United States Newport News Lynden

Riverside Club Events and Social Gatherings

Mr Parks will show lantern slides and B M Davenport will speak on club work at Riverside School Thursday evening. A pie social is planned for Riverside School on May 16. Gerrit Welcke and family visited D De Jong family. Mrs Reid received souvenirs from France including a German officer belt cigarette cases and coins. The Klatawa Club meets tonight with Miss Viola Gosch.

Parks Forest Reserve B. M. Davenport Riverside School Gerrit Welcke D. de Jong W. A.reid Carl Reid France

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