The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-07-07
SOCIETY

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What did you think of our Fourth?
John Thompson spent Saturday in
Bellingham.
Next comes the Woodmens 8 pic.
hic. That's on August 9Th.
Mrs. -Mollie Stark Williams is visit
Ing with friends Seattle.
MIR. and Mrs. Smallfield were in
Bellingham Tuesday and Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. M. Horton were in
Relliagbam to see the airship Tues
day.
Mrs. Byron, of Bellingham is visit
ing with her daughter Mrs. H. H.
Jameson.
Mrs. Thompson who has been visitiu
with her parents near Spokane IL
home again.
Z Arthur Clark and Gale Edison who
have been visiting in Seattle arrived
home Saturday.
Mrs. Kellogg, of Bellingham, wife OF
Judge kellogg, is visiting her friend,
Mrs. B. W. Loring.
P. A. Wright who came up from Sc
attic for the Fourth returned to his
school work Monday.
Miss Lena Spearin. from Bellingham
was a guest at the Lynn Brown home
the last of the week.
MIR. ana Mrs. Thomas. OF Samas.
we're visiting the Baldwin family the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess of Everson were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers over the Fourth.
Judge and Mrs. John A. Kellogg
Frank w. Bixby, July 4th.
Immigration Inspector Greenblatt,
formerly Of Lynden, now Of Nook
sack, helped us celebrate in Lynden.
Frank Stienhauer, brother of II.
8. Steinhauer has bought out Lapidus
shoe shop and will do first class WORK.
George NAPLES was only one OF
many visitors from Sumas the Fourth.
but he was more in evidence than any
other- sy.,z..
Mrs. Louise North. Of Bellingham.
was visiting her sister Mrs. Vale last
week, returning to her home on sat
urday.
Plan to attend the Woodmen's pic
mic Oh August 9Th. 1t is going to De
one of the best picnics ever held in tn
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Steers, OF Su-
mas, attended Pomona grange ana VI
sited with Lynden relatives the first OF
this week.
LINDEN Is getting to be some town.
She entertained more than half as
many visitors as Bellingham DID on
the Fourth.
Wilder Jones gave a party last
Thursday evening to about thirty OF
his young friends. A most enJoyanie
evening was spent.
Misses Ada and Gertie Hoover lett
Tuesday for Monmouth. Ore. where
they will visit their Aunt and Uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman.
Mrs Watson and daughter are NOV
ing to the Buffalo Single Mill this
week where they will take over the
boarding house management.
w e. Mcdaniel, of Bellingham, an
old settler in the county and an uncle
Of Mrs. Shinn, OF Lynden. died at MS
home sunday and Was buried Tuesday
Amonp those who attended POmo-
ma grange. IN Lynden were Miss Car
nant0f the DTcSSut WHY ooFSA
ent and two lady aspirants to the Oh
flee.
Elsi. Tremain who has been IN Sc
attic for some time returned SUNDAY
bring with him his sister who naa
been visiting his brother John IN EV'
erett a.
Work Of grading West Front stree,
is progressing nicely and the cemen'
LAYERS win be at work on the side'
walks In few days. Now FOR. Grover
Mrs. Simonson, the editor. ana Al
Of the Eyerson Valley Home Sal
were in Lynden for the Fourth, ane
LOYALTY wore badges advertising tnel
town and paper.
Miss Ruth v. Rockey went to ne
home in Bellingham Tuesday after
visit of two weeks in Lynden. MRS
Bay and Mildred accompanied her 10
a visit in Bellingham.