The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-07

q Mrs. Fish is enjoying visit from
u her mother.
tie Mr.. A. L. Tromp was Belling-
ham visitor Friday.
IN Mr.. A. TIE Selle was transacting
business in Bellngham, Saturday.
~ Edna McKinnon visited her sister,
in Bellingham last Thursday.
,st Miss Nettie Bailey left Saturday,
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Rohr-
bacher,. in Portland, and will be
mt away for several months.
Miss Vera Nichols returned to Bell
H. ingham, Wednesday morning, after
few days visit with relatives and
friends here.
Carrot Assink is entertaining his,
sister Dena and brothers John and
ng Harry, from the Mckee Valley, near
Yakima, this week.
Hon. ]. P. Mattos, mayor OF Bell
ingham, was in the city on Saturday,
visiting old friends, and renewing
til acquaintances.
RI
Jake Zylstra who is attending the
I'M business college at Bellingham came
"a. over to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents and friends.
You need not ask if the Tribune
wants the news 1t does-ffom
w. your home, your street and your
in neighborhood. Send it in.
Invitations are out for the we'd
it. ding of Miss Irene Maud Nichols,
ur and Eugene ]. Charles. which will
take place at the home of the bride
on Sunday afternoon.
ne Tuesday. the w. r. c. had a
dinner at the A. X. Rinehart home,
in honor of Mrs. Rinehart, who, with
to her husband, will leave shortly for
ne an extended visit in California.
Mrs. r. w. Green of Seattle, has
r. been guest at the home Of her
e. brother, Mr.. Dan Cloud, since Sat
urday. and will remain until the last
of the week.
NJ John Burgraff was given pleasant
surprise at his home near the River
side school on Thanksgiving and q
- very pleasant evening was spent by
? the many who had the pleasure Of T.. be-
= The Odd Fellows, of LINDEN, will
hold Thanksgiving service, at Odd
Fellows hall, on next Sunday eve.
ming at Z o'clock. Members of the
. Order, the Rebeckas and their friends,
are invited to attend.
A most enjoyable THANKSGIVING
-, party was royalty entertained at the
home of Sam Vandemeer, near Green
wood. on Thanksgiving. A most en-
at joyable time was spent by all par
wv Elephants.
Thanksgiving was a quiet day in
$. Lynden. Everybody seemed to DE
at thankful to be enabled to enjoy a
quiet day of rest from the daily act
ivty of busy life and to enjoy peace
lie and tranquility at home among low
n ed ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Baxter entertain
lie ed at Thanksgiving dinner the fol- |
re lowing guests: Mrs. Ellen Baxter,
Mrs. Mary Wilcox, Mr. S. A. Bax-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Topping, Mrs.
4 Osgood, Harry Osgood, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. John Biddell. A very enjoyable day
was spent.
t. The Bauman Implement Co. is dis |
1t tributing nice calendar among its
many patrons and the farmers gener-
ally. Any person that may have
"a inadvertently been overlooked may
l. procure one of the artistic wall Or
naments by calling at their establish
ment
r,
Mr.. A. l.. Hinckley, an old resid-
ent, who has been more or less af-
flicted with heart trouble for the
"a past four years, is seriously i'll at
le his home near Northwood. A num-
Der of coplications have combined
to aggravate his original aiment and
- his condition is considered very grave
Sam Loe, who has been resident
of Lynden for some years, has TAX
IS en- over the old Bostwick black
e smith shop, and is now prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line.