The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30
LOCAL AND Personal

George Cole is taking vacation this
week.
Mrs D. S. Jameson of Everson was
visiting in LINDEN last Tuesday.
Miss Susie ireland returned from
her outing at Orcas island last week
Mrs. Mary Jones spent Sunday al
home of MIR. and Mrs. George Bruce.
Mrs. r. R. Helder was in Belling
ham Monday.
The Relief Corps of the G. A. r.
will picnic at Birch Bay this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Horton spent Saturday
in Bellingham visiting friends.
Mrs Henry Lapidas and dluyhter
spent Sunday as guests Of Mrs. n. Duff
ner.
Miss Esther Axlund has been quite
sick the past few days, but is better to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Il. Stuart arrived
in Lynden Monday night for visit
with relatives here.
FOR SALE-Hay in field but no,
delivered. r. B. Nymeyer, Farmers
phone 1918
Mrs. S. A. Sutley and daughter Myrth
h
| Bellingham Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Fl. Loring are very
happy over the arrival of a li.tle heir
in their home last Sunday.
The w C T I. will meet Aug l.
at the NJ E. Church, at $50 P M, ev
ery-body invitee to attend
FOR SALE-~One Runabou Buggy
nearly new, used but few times. In-
quire OF H. S. Steinhauer.
| Mr.. A. J. Collins of the l.. c. Smith
| Typewriter Company came over in .an.
automobil Wednesday demonstrating
on his typewriter.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bruins returned
to their home on Shaw Island last
Thursday after a short visit among
friends in Lynden.
Dad" Wilmore, the ancient stage
driver of Lynden, says he picked 625
pounds of ox-heart cherries frora a
small cherry tree in his yard.
Mr.. William Terry and his wife and
C. E. Stearns and his wife, will drive
to Birch Bay Monday for a weeks out.
ing.
| The kensington club will meet at
the home of Mrs. J. R. Vail tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Vail and Mrs. William
Daniels will entertain.
The large automobile stage is back
on the Lynden Belnngham run. The
top has not been replaced yet, but will
be in few days.
have four ten-acre tracts of land
that l am offering at bargain. Just
the size for a chicken or fruit ranch.
H. E. STUART.
Miss M ry NJ m will take Miss Daisy
Stuart place in the Home Telephone
Office while she is enjoying her vaca-
tion for the next two weeks.
H. J. Coventry, Eye Specialist of
Bellingham. appreciates the work Civ
en- him in Lynden, and wishes 10 state
that he will be at Mrs. Raxter's till Sat-
urday, where he will examine eyes free.
Mrs. r. T. Smith and daughter Hoe
started for Iowa last Tuesdty. They
went by way OF the Canadian Pacific
and will visit friends and relatives
near Dows.
w. J. Forbes and family, and Mrs.J
S. wright went to Birch Bay Monday
HI Coventry, Eye Specialist, will be
in Lynden again in three months. He
is at Mrs Baxter's this week
IF your floor isn't right for a rug and
YOU want one come and see US. We
have tho rug and plain green Terry
Goods, just the thing for a border
Knapp Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. P A. Clark and Mrs
Wilder Jones went To Birch Bay lasi
Saturday and will not return until next
Monday. They will be joined this
week by A. C. Palmer and wife, and
Millard Palmer aud daughter.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Lynden postotfice: person.
calling for the same will please say ad
vertised: Paul Cook. J. Mcpherson.
Tom Makau. has Alex, Miss Ada
Hoover, Paul Koch, Mrs Chas., Lind
say, A. Shotwell.
RoBT. O, NEIL, P. NJ
We note Il at the Deming Prospector
last week was feeling elated over the
victory of the Deming ball team over
Stars of Belingham, and thinks with
the a merican hat the Blake and Dem