The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-02

Edith Harris is teaching in the
place of Miss Huntoon, who is in
Bellingham.
Mr.. Smith of Tacoma spent q few
week.
Mrs. w. j. Ireland and daughters
Susie and Eva visited in Bellingham
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meenk left Friday
morning for WILDLY Island to visit
their daughter.
H. Span leaves to-day for a
six weeks visit with relatives In
Orange City, Iowa.
Mrs. Smith Of Bellingham, but for
merly OF Lynden visited at the home
of her father, Mr.. Wampler, Monday.
Mrs. e. CawthOrn of Seattle visit
ed her niece and nephew. Mrs Heat
on and Mr.. Ireland few days last
week.
Mr.. Folz left for a three m1nths
stay lin Minnesota to take treatments
for his health. which has been poor
for some time.
Mrs. Fountain and little daughter
of Ferndale arrived Tuesday to spend
few days with her parents M. and
Mrs. Plumber.
Frank w. Bixby's got it too. He's
went and ordered an auto We always
did think there was something more
than political bee bothering him.
Mrs. Lapidus and little daughter re-
turned Thursday from Bellingham,
wh.r' they have been visiting her
brother, Mr.. Lusko for the past four
days.
Misses Brown and Hontoon visited
in Bellingham Saturday. Sunday and
Monday. While there Miss Hontoon
attended the wedding of a friend, be-
lg bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. Vail and children WIS.,
tied at the home of her mother, Mrs.
North. of Bellingham. Monday and
Tuesday. They returned in their new
auto. which is Ford.
Mable Davidson left Tuesday morn
ing for Vancouver to visit with relat-
ives. She expects to return for a few
days before leaving for her home in
Minnesota where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
While playing down at the depot
last Friday noon the little Van der
Yacht boy was kicked quite seriously
in the head by one of Mr.. Bakers
h. rises. It was necessary to call in a
surgeon SO that the wound could be
sewed and dressed.
A party was given by H. Hall at
his home last Friday. Progressive
Somerset was the diversion. Light re-
freshments were served during the
evening The following were present:
Misses Drake, Gilkey, Wallace, Sears,
Cabtree, Sain, Harris. Messrs. True,
Savings, Jones, Wright, Bussard,
Knapp Sain, Mulder and Mrs. Jones.
A hard time surprise party was
given on Edward Lapidus last FRI
day night at his home. Refreshments
were served during the evening. The
evening was enjoyed by all. The fol-
lowing were present: Neal Shinn,
Iarold Cline, Claud Nicholas, Leslie
rrasier, Gale Edson Verna Rathman,
Cecil Barnhart, WINS Anderson, Aga
tina Err, Laura Wheeler, Arthur
Clark. Erwin Rathman, Chester Worth
en-. Genevieve Steinhaurer ,Alva EN-
mas Sarah Frasier, Darleen Harknis,
Ada Baldwin.
Line, In Lewis has joined the Lyn-
den brass band. This band is new
organization. Lynden Is going TO orier
lot of big prizes fer bands July Atm
and some of the home players are drill
ing. hoping to get the big money a
wav from Blaine VI NOOksack both OF
which towns, it is expected will have
examinations in the competition.
What we started to say was that Lin
colin Lewis-he's a big tall fellow
who plays great big $50 tuba
is talking of organizing band at
Noithwood.
The Sunday School board OF the
Methodist church met In annual ses-
slo;; Monday evening. and elected the
following officers for one year. Frank
Eostvick, Superintendent. F. 8. Shinn'
assistant superintendent, Irene Sain,
sec etary, Bessie Taylor and Allie
Shinn. librarians, Louis Steffe, treas
urer Allie Shinn and Aletia landau,
oreanists. Mrs. Heaton and MRS.
'steffe, superintendent of Home De-
partment," Rae Sain. Superintendent
Of cradle Roll" Roy Clark, Frank
VIZ rtten and Ray Jacobs, ushers. AT
previous meeting the board adopt
ed the graded lesson for the sunday
school. Arrangements are being made