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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
3
Dairymen urged to attend a meeting at the Everson theater Saturday evening. Homer Dettrick state organizer will outline plans to raise the price of dairy products.
The Sophomore program featured Dorothy Brown performing The Deacon's Courtship, Hilda Elder and Almeda Booman singing Barcarolle, Anna Knutzen and Jessie Rusco at the pianos. Freshmen presented The Snow Witch with Vergie Clarke Mary Bauma Gertrude Schuyleman Alice Hatley and others. Rev W O Benadom delivered the bacalaureate sermon at the M E Church with the line I am indebted both to the Greek and the barbarian.
Lynden businessman Lynden A H Te Selle resigns from Lynden Department Store and considers starting his own venture. Mrs W H Cole travels home to Tacoma after a multi day Lynden visit. Mr and Mrs George Hall host dinner for Fred Cole Ray Harry Cole and Fred Laxauer. Miss Elsie Worthen returns from Oakesdale where she taught. Lynden Christian School to hold closing exercises next week. A son in law of William Steenberg visited Lynden this week and plans to move here.
Captain Joseph Leach reports the death of Robert Sorenson of Dakota after an operation. Greenwood school closed with a Fairhaven Park picnic and staff changes. A. W. Frost oversees river bridge paving. Local residents attended the Senior play Green Stockings. Meridian high school closed May 29 with praised faculty for next term.
Gale Edson Tillie Meurer and Mrs Owen Hadley spent Thursday evening at the Will Meurer home. John Burgraff and family went to Lawrence fishing Friday. Albert Theel George Nun and families visited Mrs Fred Legoe Sunday. Corporal Carl Reid received an honorable discharge and returned home Saturday afternoon. Ernest Dean R Gries and Will Meurer families drove to Bellingham Saturday evening.
Rex Beach's famous story Too Far to Fight will be shown at the Liberty on Saturday only. The famed American author has crafted a tale sure to please the most discriminating audience. Don't miss this delightful feature Saturday.
We desire to express our sincere gratitude to all our friends and our neighbors for their sympathy and kindness shown during our bereavement.
J. T. Zylstra appears in a public notice issued by the city treasurer with first publication May 22, 1919 and last publication June 6, 1919. The notice governs financial or clerical matters related to municipal duties.
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