The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-07-21
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TRIBUNE EDITORIAL AND BUsI
Woodmen's Picnic, Aug. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pixley made a trip t.
Bellingham Tuesday.
Mrs. Sutley visited with friends il
Bellingham over Sunday.
Miss Edith Harris returned home
Friday from a few days visit will
friends in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cruikshank autoet
up to Vancouver. B. c. yesterday ant
expect to return today.
Miss Tromp spent last week visit
ing with her friend, Mrs. E. b. Smith
at the Buffalo Single mill.
There will be Episcopal church
services Sunday morning at 11o'clock
Strangers are cordially invited.
Misses Irene and Ray Sain returned
Friday from few days visit with
friends amid relatives in Bellingham.
Myrtha Baldwin has recovered from
the scarlet fever and the quarantine
has been raised from the Baldwin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Cruikshank and Mr.. and Mrs. Eng e
and MIR. and Mrs. Dickerson We're am
ong those who attended the picnic at
Birch Bay, Sunday.
Mrs. Vail, Of Worthington. Mimi,
a sister-in-iaw of j. X. Vail, of Lyn-
den. and Miss Linderman. cousin of
Mrs. Vail. from Beli1ngnam, are visit
ing at the Vail home.
We overlooked a baby boy who ar
rived at the home of the ellis about
two weeks ago, but he was sucn llttie
boy, you know, that We think the Fri
bune should be torglN en-.
G. o. Gustin and family recently
from Massachusetts have decided to
make Lynden their home and have To-
Gated in the house recently occupied
by the Haberdin's on Grover street.
The ladies of the Home Mission So
ciety are preparing sacred concert
If songs and speeches to be gwen
10y the children OF the Methodist
church, Tuesday evening July 26.T There
will be a good program.
All members of the Patrons assoc
iatlon of the Lynden Schools are re-
uuested to meet at the reading
rooms Saturday evening at O'Clock
to discuss the matter of purchasing a
site for the new school house.
A correspondent who forgot to sign
his name writes that ''someday the
People of l.nden and vicinity will
wake up to the fact that they have
a baseball team that will make the
league teams hustle to beat them.
The work of laying water mains in
the streets has begun. bitches are
being dug on several of the streets.
The pumps and well are ready and
as soon as mains are ready We OF
LINDEN may at last have city water.
Mrs. Jones and son, Wilder have
purchased the lot adjoining their
home, and ale having the underbrush
and poor trees cleared out. They
will leave standing most OF the nat
ural timber, making a lovely home
park.
J. S. Wright expects to leave to-
morrow ON a journey to his old nome
in Pennsylvania and New York. He
expects to be away from Lynden three
months or more. He is one of the
pioneers CT the town, having built
the first hotel in Lynden.
Messrs Randall and Cross started
YESTERDAY On their annual cruise In the
Sound this time for Hood canal.The
gasoline launch was put into salt wa
ter the first of the week and Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Baldwin and
son made a cruise to Orcas island and
back.
The Wilson club of Seattle has
written the Tribune that Senator Will
son. who is again a candidate TOR the
office of L. 5. senator, will lie In
LINDEN. Tuesday. July &c. He Will
spend the afternoon and evening here
and will probably address gathering
Tuesday night.
Henry Lapidus has gone into Oregon
to look over some of the land that
NAV be had in the interior of the
state. He will go into the county
where James Stark recently secured
a claim. Last week Mr.. Lapidus, While
slashing on his land cut his wrist
so severely that he has been unable
to do any work since.
Nessrs Edison, RUSSO, Gale and
Ernie Jacobs went down to Big Lake
in Ruscos machine Sunday returning