The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23

The Misses Hoover visited their
home at Everson, Sunday.
Miss McVey visited at the Hoover
home in Everson last Sunday.
The rain prevented many an auto
party Sunday.
OF course it is all right but if We.
were consulted our advice would be
that we had had rain enough.
Mrs. George Hall was sick the last
of the week but is better again now.
Mrs. Schiefer is visiting with friend
in Seattle this week.
Carroll Colley was in Bellingham,
Saturday evening.
Gertrude Barnhart was visiting in
Eserson, Saturday.
Miss NJ. Buntss of Seattle, is visit
ing Lena DAILY.
Lynden VS. Lummi Indians at Haw-
ley's park next Sunday.
Jess Stark and wife were up from
Bellingham Sunday visiting Mr.. Stark
mother
Mrs. T. H. Copestick, of Seattle,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mulder re-
turned Saturday evening.
a baby girl was born in the home o
Mr. AMI Mrs. w. W. Cruikshank at
40 this morning.
Col. F. NJ. Day and Mrs. Day. OF
Hellingham We're visiting with Mr.
and Mrs Miller last Sunday.
Mrs. c. C. Lanpher, mother of Mrs.
Ed Knapp, is here fIom Brandon, Wis
and expects to make her home here
with Der daughter. = ~
The Nenisngton Club entertained
last Friday afternoon. AT the home OF
Mrs. f w. Green, IN honor of Mrs.
Robt. CULLEN 1000
Mrs. Robi. CULLEN left Wednesday
to Join her husband at lec new home
in Port Orchard, across the bay from
Bremerton.
Gwendolyn Green, the Ireland girls
and Edna and Madge McKinnen have
been camping out on the creek Tor
Mrs. Al Hardness returned last
Thursday from Sedro Woole! where
she has been visiting for week with
ber brother Mr.. Gill.
A. n. Shelter, one of the pioneers OF
LINDEN and Whatcom county is quite
sick and is confined to his home all
the time. He likes to have old friends
call en- him. S.
TIL, Tribune editor is a glass viii
ow, or something of that sort, this
week.. h4Is. Cloud and the three young
err children left Tuesday for Tacoma,
whe, they will visit with friends fol-
week or 50. at t5F fss|
Next Sundays base ball game pro-
misses to be one Of the best OF the
season. The Lummi Indians are said
to be one of the strongest organiza-
lions in the Northwest. This Is their
first game here.
Mrs. Simomson, editor of the Ever
sou Valley Home. was in Lynden on
Monday visiting Mrs. Hardness, and
while here called on the Tribune.
Since buying out the competing paper
in Everson. Mrs, Simonson has made
several improvements in her paper
and plans to make more. She is CIV
ing Everson a good paper. i443 gA4i
The Annual Woodmens' Picnic will
be held in Lynden as usual, this year,
on August g. Commander Edwards OF
the Picnic ass citation is already al
work on the plans. All MODERN
Wo. Omen camps in the county De-
Ing TO the association and last
year the picnic was attended by tnous
anls. Mr.. Edwards says this years
program within eclipse all former en-
tertainments. We are going to prac-
tice upon saving. ourselves to be able
I'd give Lyman Whipple something to
do to earn the prize.
The Mas. ms held their annual pic
mic and dinner at their grounds IN
LINDEN last Thursday. Besides those
living in town and nearly all OF the
country members of the lodge there
wera several visitors. There was fire
dinner at noon. The afternoon was
spent in visiting, playing whist, and
other games and in game OF ball.
Our sporting editor tried to get the
score Of the ball game, but wore out
the lead On four pencils and gave 1t
up.
Geo. Hemmi whose announcement
as candidate for the republican nom
nation for conimi ssioner in District
No. 2. appears in this issue. says he
is the unanimous choice Of the re-
publicans of Ten Mile from which
aeighborhood he comes. He is the
owner of several hundred acres OF
land. a big saw mill and other pro-
pertv and passover $500 taxes year
-, NJ, ua,,v,; coys that If he is cleo