The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-26

| TRIBUNE EDITORIAL AND BUSH
Mrs. Robert CULLEN was in Belling-
ham last Friday.
Born, Friday, May 20 to Mr.. and
/ Mrs Kelso, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. French visited
in Bellingham Saturday.
Born, Saturday, May 81, to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Oardt girl.
Miss Pearl Gilkey spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. bunker and family
spent Sunday in Bellingham.
Mrs. Vail visited her mother and
sister in Bellingham last Thursday.
Robt. Heaton and wife We're in Bell
ingham Sunday to hear the revival
sermons.
Miss Vera Robinson is in school a
gain after a weeks absence on account
of sickness.
B. Stienhauer and H. Stienhauer
and families drove to Mount Vernon
last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. L. Mulder and c. o. Mulder
and DR.. Mulder and wife drove to
Maple Falls last Sunday.
Ed. Edison rode down to Bellingham
last Sunday, on his motor cycle to at
tend the funeral of John Lay, an old
acquaintance.
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. G. Veleke, Mrs.
Steffe, Mrs. A. P. Burgaff, Mrs. Bos-
wick were in Bellingham Thursday to
hear Billy Sunday.
Friday Harbor voted out the saloons
recently. Many other towns in the
Northwest are planning to follow in
the footsteps of Lynden.
Miss Orel Handy has again resumed
her studies in the Lynden high school
after some months absence. She has
been teaching school since Christmas.
The Kensington Club was postpon-
ed last Friday on account of Mrs.
Worthen's funeral. 1t will be held Fri
day, 9th at the home OF Mrs. Will
Jams.
| Mrs. Hal Maltby left for Belling
ham Friday where she will visit :
few days at the home of her brother
j.. Stark, before returning to hel
home in Seattle.
The funeral of Mrs. Katie Worther
was held at the M. E. church last Fri
day. Rev. Wilder preached the funera
service. The pail bearers were: Char.
ley Jacobs, Ed Philo, Chris Kolp, M
E. Hickey and Ed Toppin.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Staight
returned from Richland Oregon last
Thursday. Miss Dorothy Staight has
been teaching school there for the
mast eight months, while her sister
Helen has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Scott.
Memorial services Sunday morning
hun will he nniOr
services. The Baptists are joining In
with the Methodists in this honor to
the departed defenders of the nation
Rev. Wilder will preach the sermon
at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Wolf, of Seattle, has received
from the Woodmen of the World In
suraace On the life of Albert {. Cline
who died s.llden]y in Lynden month
or So ago. Cline had been a member
If the order only about one month
and ha. only paid one months dues
VIII II h. died.
A dance was given in Hawley's
Hall last Saturday evening by Miss
Hilda Err, Mrs. A. Young and Mrs
bunker. A number of outside guests
were present. All spent very enjoy
able evening. The music was rend'
cred by Miss Gladys Rheinhart, piano
ist and Mr.. Duffner.
Mrs. French's father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Wehner left ias'
Saturday for their home in Otsego
Michigan. On their way home they
will stop at Portland to visit Mrs
Wehper's sister. MIR. and Mrs. Wehnel
have been here for the past two years
and have made many friends, VINO
will greatly miss them.
H. Wander Mey whose farm is north
.. &c vpdap in fhe neiphbOrhOOC