The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-15
SOCIETY


There is little besides fire and ell.
reasons- first because they are DR..
cause the Tribune force has done it,
fight fire and make paper at one {
Y. H. Tromp was Bellingham Wis
iior, Wednesday.
Miss Irene San spent Wednesday
in Bellinehaln.
ii. c. SIallfield is up from Belling
ham for a few days.
Miss Eva Watson was the guest O
Miss Lena Daley over Sunday.
Frank Cruikshank made a business
trip to Bellingham, Wednesday.
F. w. Ware left Tuesday for a few
days business trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Cruikshank and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Brown, were Birch
bay visitors Sunday.
Miss Edith Harris, who is teaching
school near Ferndale, spent Sunday
with her mother, in Lynden.
Judge Day, of Bellingham, is in
town today on business trip in the
interests of Peter A. Van Dyk.
Rev. Wilder, left Tuesady noon
for Centralia, where he will attend
the annual conference of the Netho-
dist Church.
John Edwards and family returned
home Saturday from a two or three
weeks auto trip in the southern part
of the state and Oregon.
The kensington Club have postponed
their meeting which was to have been
held F'rid;.y evening Sept. 10th for
one Week.
Mrs. Nelson who has been visiting
at the home Of " Topping, left for
her home near relingham, the latter
part Of lat week.
Mrs. D. Bell, of Fergus Falls,
Minnesota was visiting at the nome
of Mrs. P. Brooks in Lyndon last week.
She and MIS-. Brooks have been
friends Tor 10 years but had not seen
each other Ill - years.
Mir. s'ander Ni.,hi, who has been
on the read. to recovery after sew
ere Siege of sickness, suffered re-
lapse the latter part of last week,
and is not as well as his friends woul
wish.
Mr.. ]. Van Dyke. who has been con
Quoting services for the new holland
church, during the past few months
the Baptist Church newt Sunday eF-
ening.
Edwin F, Kelly, of Everson. invent
or of KeIleys Farm Bookkeeping
was in town Saturday arranging 1oi
AN agency. His book though not large
enough to be worry is arranged &c
keep complete record of the farm
business. We should say it is worth
money 10 any farmer.
The many friends of Mrs. l.. T..
Ware VINO left last May for an eX-
-,
residence here, Will be grieVed 10
learn of her sudden demise at the
home Of her daughter in Port Atklh-
san Wisconsin. A severe attack OF
heart trouble from which size mas
suffered since leaving Lyndeh, eauseu
her untimeiy death.
During the Heavy fog this morning
the auto stage coliiGed with the Ed
Toppins team, which had been maui
ing lumber from i!eatons mill, ana
broke tie lack Of one of the horses.
II was so DICK tE.t neither driver
could see the road
n n lam eson expe cts To leave TIE
last oil the wcck fol a two or three
weeks bushes trip to Eastern states
He deserves a real vacation, for there
are few men who stick closer to bus
mess but he says it is vacation
enough to go on a business trip.
Miss Mae Milan has accepted the
local agency for Kelley's System OF
Farm Book keeeping, and is now So
Letting orders. The Book is some
thing no farmer should be without
A Burke meeting was advertised fol-
Lynden last Saturday night. The can
didate for senator did not come, bu'
he SEPT a man. There was a poor at
tendance at the meeting. AS mattel
of fact not tc exceed 100 people have
attended any political meeting TINS
fall. The explanation given is tha'
the voters depend more upon the,l
judgement and upon what they READ
than in former years