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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

"A large department store known
as the Popular Shop" is having a
successful sale of its $35 and $40
System suits at s26!25, perfectly
taiored, richly lined, and plainly an
ished. 1t is also showing muslin
underwear in half price January
sale including gowns; drawers, COR
set covers, long and short slsig;ts
combinations ln1 ne F 9ii
sigas sFi en- foite n vile
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

The West Main street book store
which suffered in the fire Of last
week is now ready for business and
filling orders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

a Third street jewelry store IS
special attention to Its repair.
department, with every facility for
repairing watches, clocks, tewelry
and diamonds. and to its engraving
department, which does letter and
fancy monogram work IN the latest
styles. The store also announces
that all articles of silver and jewelry
purchased from this UP to date shop
win be engraved free Of charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

a new clothing ctofe known as
the Live Wire, store is having a
special finish sale this week in fancy
suits and overcoats, cling at a re-
markably reduced price of 5000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

A Pike street confectionery store
serves ices of all kinds at its tables
attraetively arranged in the rear of
the store. Chocolates and soda water
with pure and fresh fruit flavors at
the fountain are enttcingly offered to
town shoppers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

Another store known as Where
the Women Go" is offering big values
in special sale of skirts in panama
and serge, and chiffon and black,
blue and brown, in readiness for the
season in spring when the heavier
suit skirts are Abandoned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

The many patrons Of west Main
street merchants who lost their
stock In the iife Of last week regret
keen1y the closing Of these accom-
~ ,s1lgg ara u iate cores ana
siFus an not long 9eg ore ielt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

the season in handkerchiefs, ruchings,
fancy jabots and neckwear, spring
suits. spring hats, evening wraps and
afternoon gowns in. the latest models.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

A large and beautiful department
store known as "The Busy Store
is having special January sales Of
table damask, carpets, rugs and lace
curtains. The windows and counters
are filed with beautiful novelties Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

doors WIN open again for business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

The 'woman's Store" has reached
a climax in the January white sale
1T has so successfully conducted dur
ing the last two weeks. The items
prepared for the last week of this
white sale are muslin gowns with
tucked yOkeA 81 inch embroidery
fiouncing, all over embroidery corset
covers muslin netticoats with enl-
broidered insertions and edges, Per-
sian lawn and empire yoke gown sets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-27

cL4ARKsBURG FUEL COMPANY
Secured by It's Mortgages or Deeds Of
Trust, Dated September 20, 1901,
and TScI,,.,, X, ~ 1000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Quren1bnra.

Sodm. ST. Sol. Bisoort, Sfarrer
in Oberferi9en, lit ebrenooue
@ntlaIIung aus oem @farrantte be-
miliat mor0en. ST.. Matb. Welter,
bis iett @farrer in 8lai@eio,
muroe aum &farrer in Oberfer T.
1den ernannt; ST. Mf. @engler,
Bis jett 3farrer lit 0berpallen,
aur1 @farrer III Mieberannen-
senningen; @r. &et. S6ons,
bis iett @icor III 9teine1, gum
Ifarrer in 81ai6eib; ST.. @ng.
Meoinger, biz iest @icar in &ootn-
qen, sum- @farrer in 0berpol-
@e1fringen fiel Der
s3iabrige Sac. Gaines einem &al1b-
moro gum 0pfer. Som Mater feblt
ieoe 5pur. = SSn @arni& fiel oie
7Oiabrige @ittlpe @ames, geb. Wtarg:
@anoernoot, cine Greppe berunter un0
perlette iid t0otIi6. - gu Gttel=
briid ertranf in Ser Ml5ette baS g
i1brige Sobnden 0es gabnfptrtbes
@aler. = S11 sen Sutherland getre<
ten lit sic 9ebrerin SRI. Sdrant Sic
81 SATIRE lang in @eioeri6eio
mirfte. = SSn 6 Of a. 5. Ml 5. trat
@art-Gonol,cteur Maieres nab 3Siab-
riger Mmtstb1tigfeit in Sen &labe<
itun0.-@eltorben fins: 1T Me0in=
qen a. S. Mttert Ser 92iabrige
Mentler S. g. Berg; III @arnid,
inn Sitter bon "a Sabren, Ser pen1.
Grensonfieher 9oener; in Sber=
form, inn SITTER bon 81 Sa6ren, ST..
ecSucul1eS Ofener.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

Sir &uften, Grodenbeit uno- @ite1
int &ouie, @eiierfeit nn6 ale 6uiter1
11n6 GrfdItungen nebmt 6olep's
&onep ans Gar COMPOUND. @ntba1t
feine 0pinten. Molttor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
&1tmoriitii1e5.


Seine reisermdBignn g.
M.: uSehs Mfonate baben lie mir
mfgebrummt, neil ib Elm Mntomobtl
geitoblen baben ion!"
g.: ugopiel babe ith ihon Dor flint
Sobren gefriegt; iino Sic Ginger
oern nod nidt billiger gemoroen?"
geihei6en.- : @eiuher: sic
ieben ia idon mie6er piel better aus,
Serr Mamperl, = nod bier @o6en,
6onn ipringen sic pie6er iiber Sed'
inns Stau0en."
@atient: vDas min i6 ia gar net,
- tpe11n ib MIR er1t 1pieoer 1T mein
@irtbsbalsle geben fann!"
@in6ermun6.- 2ebrer: vMfil=
Ter, MOO lit ser Mor0pol?"
gdiiler:: sd peiB es ntdt."
2ebrer: uDu meiBt nidt, mo- Ser
Norbpol iit?"
5diiler: u@enn Mn6re, Manien
nn0 Goof i'm pergeblid iudten, mie
ion Damn ib miiien, mo er iit."
Mus Ser Ga1erne. Inter
%pffi5ier (bor ser StitrrfttonS Fnnoe):
vg3ecrrten, frob uno gliidli6 f0nm
SIR iein, 6aB SIR Sol0aten ge1por=
ben! ga gilt es 2eltte, Sic Sos nibt
meroen = sic nienals cine Snitrl1f=
ti%onsltunoe boben. 9ieie l1ng1iidliden
, miiiien mtn ibr gun5es 2ebe1 int Dl1n=
feln berumtappen!"
Nfa15.-
3mei Acknowledgements %begegneten
iid, nad6em lie iih laingere 3eit ni6t
geieben. Mo6 ser 8%egriibnng iagt
ST.: u8ie gebf's 9einem @ein?"
g.: u8eller mie mir!"
g.: u@iei o?"
s.: Sen boben tie Iaufen lalien,
MIDI ober le9S @odep eingeitedt!"
Mn6ere Dinge.-Dame SD
fin6e 6aS @ort uBantoffelbel6" ab=
ideuli9."
SEER: uWie io1te mon es ionit ren=
nen?"-
Game: Scum, es gibt 6o6 mobl in
Ser @be nod an0eer Dinge, Bic man
SEM @errn @emabl an Sen &opf 1per=
I, fen fann."
@in6ermnn6. - Ser f1eine
Tran5: Sag, Onfel, ,tblt Sir 6as
DIR nod meb?"
Ser Snfe1: uW1ir 6os Sbr: @ie
fommit SIT ~6arauf?"
Ser fleine Srar5: Saba bot ood
Mittags geiaat, er bditte Did orient
Iib iiber's Obr gebauen."
59Iagfertig. - 8irtb (er=
regt): Primer Serr! Sic boben tpobl
! feline Mbnung 6abon, 0aB i6 BON
acknowledgment beute i6on 10 eep1agt
mur6e, 6aB i6 bereits 5mei binaus=
%gemorfen bobe!"
@einreiien6er: Sod! 1o6l &C.
ra6e 6arous fdIieBe id ia, oaB Sic
SIRE mertben Muftrdge fir mid be-
ittnmt baben!"
2ogii6e @ertbei6igung.
- &i6ter: u@en5el, STR iei6 ange<
flagt, Guren @nedt Sadauf p1ot1id
Stir !61tftpn Srnfenhpit 11nn- l@ikpf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

aus Dem 9ienit geididt 5l baben, OBJ
gleih er, mie er bebauptet, bur9a11s
nidts getban bat"
@en3el (ben &i1ter drgerli9 un=
terbrehen6): Sea, menn er mas ge=
than baitt', miro ib ibn ia nit fortge<
ididt babe"
Muf Ser 2an6ftraBe. =
@enoarm (einen Gieb ertappenb):
rWie beiBen 5ie?"
Spibbube: vMuuer!"
@enoorm: v8ober iinb Sie?"
Spibbube: SD bin Elm geborener
Nimmtpegener!"
@en6arm: Limo i9 bin elm geborf<
ner @reifsmaloer, = fommen Sie
mit!" (@r podt i'm am &ragen.)
e6ienung.- nSsrau
@irtbin, 6ieie @ieripeiie iit 6o@ aus
lauter frilden @iern berettet NOT
oen?"
80 &err &atb, sic gier iin6 eigens
fir Sic gelegt mor6en!"
lteberi&mang1i@. = 3obn-
ar5t gum Mrbeiter (6er ibn ioebe1t aus
oem 8olier ge5ogen): u@ie ion ih
Sbnen 6anfen!"
~&omn1en Sic nit mir, id bin BE-
reit, Sblten iammtli6e 3abne umlonit
aus5u5ie6en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Stermi1nmppem.


s stermi@nnppe, :
9lllo sic ginfubr fiinitlid gefarbten
Sbees lit MIN Elm fir ollemal berbo=
ten. @offentli6 fomnt ni6t u%nfin1t=
li6 gefQrbter an Die &erbe.
g
Ser Hrdi6ent lit Mitglie6 Ser
Maurergeperfidoft getpor0en. sat ct
al1d 0aron ge0a6t, 6oB er ais ioldeS
MIR odt 5tun6en tdg1id arbeiten
6arf?
g
Ser Stabltruit mill iid DertbeiOigen
l. oos mag ibm gelingen, Oh er li6
artb redtfertigen fanr, 6oS lit cine
a110ere Summer.
g
Cine engltide 3eitung nennt Ste
Mmerifaner 6as un5ufrieoenlte 8o1f
Ser 8elt. l1n5ufrte0enbeit lit Ste
9uele 6es 5orti6ritts.
g
Sic 2on6oner Simes itenten ser
6eutiden Mrmee rtelter6ings mie6er
einmaI elm redt idledtes 3eugnib
aus. Die Sran5oien iin6 offenbar an<
oerer Mnft9t.
f.
9em GrGfi0enten Ma6ero fat sic
&epolution, sic i'm gu Mmt un6 @iir=
Sc bradte, ieiner Mneabe na@ $780,
900 gefoitet. SSr1 Merifo tit es glid=
lidermeiie nidt iebr id>per, mieoer
a1tf sic Soften GIT fommen.
s.
sSebe 1lel1e 9ulnnlbeit tragt ein
nel1es @etpan6, 10 oaB man lie IN ser
9fegel Ell erfennt, menn man lie &c,
mo9t bat.
g.
Cine iu1ge Sran50iin fat SEN Dof>
torb1t 0o0ur6 ermorben, 6ab Tie cine
M%bboa1olung iiber Sic &odfltnit idrieb.
Gos lit je0enfous Elm b%elieres un0 mo-
herliegenSes Sben1a, als eine 8etrad}=
tlr1g iiber Sic Ebilolopbie 6eS l1nbes
mIbten.
Sol. 500 epelt fat itd abern1olS
entidieoen gegen Sic Sdie0sgeridts-
pld1ne 6es &rdii6enten ausgeiproden.
@ei6er Sreun0idaft fat ie6enfans ein
groBes Sod befommen, 6o6 bleibt es
unentidie6en, mer sic erite @eranlai=
lung at ser ugrflGrung" BOT.
g.
Son engliiden 3eitl1ngen miro oft
6orauf bingemieien, 6aB in Deutid<
lano &fer6efleii4 gegefien miro. Scum,
lift 6aS Bfer5 nidt ein reinlides Ebier,
melt reinlider als 6as S6mein, oei-
ien 6eiid bier nit GROCER @orliebe
ber5ebrt miro?
g
Ser @oltperneur Stubs bon &a1t=
jas lteIt sic gerlebltng zines Hro=
bibitionsgelebes nit 6etn &fer0e0ieb=
ltabl cuff gleide Stufe. @er bdtte
>pobl lie geglaubt, 6ab man int Staate
Carrie Stations ur10 Morp Glen
sen Eferoeoiebitabl 10 leidt
nin1mt.
g
Gin 2on6oner 8latt meloet, 6oB
@oti9after @bitelatp &eio Sic
aniebosden nit mebr Mnmutb uno
@uroe gu tragen meib> als ale anoe,
rem alnerifaniiden Dtplomaten. 9es-
balb itebt er ia AUDI an ibrer @pibe.
Ger6ienIte feline &rone.
g
go gut mie DeutidIar6 un6 Granf>
rei9 iiber sic Maroffofrage in @iite
gu elmer ginigrng 9elangten, iollte
ps ibnen audi moglih iein, art6ere
Observation-Disclosures at idlid>
ten, obne 6abei nit 6em Sdbel at
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

2ogii6e @ertbei6ieung.
- &idter: u8en5eI, SIR iei6 ange=
flagt, Gl1ren &ne6t Safauf p1ob1id
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

go gut 1pie Deutidlan6 un6 6ranf-
reid iiber sic Maroffofrage in Cite
gu elmer g%inigung 9elangten, ioute
es ibnen auh moglid fem, an6ere
Observation-Disclosures at fdlib-
ten, obne 6abei nit 6em SabeI 5u
raiieln.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-07
MAINE WRECK UNsoLvED.
Impossible To Tell Source Of Explo
sion, Says Gen. 6ixby.

That the U. 8. battleship Maine was
so badly wrecked by the explosion
which sent her to the bottom of Ha-
vana harbor by the explosion OF the
ships magazines, that IL will be impos-
sible for anyone to tell whether the or
iginal explosion came from the inside
or the outside, Is the statement OF
Gen. w. II. Bixby, chief of engineers,
u. 8. A., and formerly of Detroit, who
was IN this city, Wednesday night, ac-
companied by his wife. He has been
on an inspection tour of the lakes.
Gen. Bixby emphatically denied the
statement credited to him some ;imo
ago, in which he was quoted as ex.
pressing the belief that the ship had
been blown up from the inside.
Gen. Bixby believes there Is a pos
ability that two or three more ske.e-
tons will be found In the wreck, be-
fore the raising operations are com"
pleted. Up to date, % have been
found, Some of the odd shapes OF
bert metal, and other interesting
relics will be brought to Washington
and turned over TO the navy depart
ment, he says. The remainder, except
the mainmast, the remains and per
sonal effects of the crew, will be
lowed out into the gulf and sunk.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-07
c.,or.a woman swallows Acid.

A coIored woman swallowed carboiic
acid IN the house AZ No. ans Rivard-
81. about d. m. Thursday. She was
taken TO 81. Mary's hospital In an un-.
conscious condition. She will recover,
however. the house physicicans stated.
Her name 10 az yet unknown In the
hospital
The Detroit times., 1911-09-07
x.r,.-. su.pect Arrested.

Blanche Smith. coIored. living at No.
1s4 Ct Antoine-st.. was arrested,
Thursday morning, by Detectives Reid
woman who recently robbed william
Mitchell. OF No. ia congress-st. east.
OF s27
The Detroit times., 1911-09-07
SPECIAL BY WIRELESS.

SPECIAL BY WIRELESS.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-07
Here Are 900 Pairs Of Trousel

Coats That Would Regularly Be
They will be snapped up in jiffy, for the
ing on, and such Coats are indeed prizes at
Special. nv WIRED .Was
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Saturday ROLAND G. Slade' Sun =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slade, dieu
his home in Lynden. He was ~.
ried Sunday, the funeral services :,
ing held at the Methodist eHOiN
ROLAND was born July p, 1879 =.
LINDEN. and in the Lynden pun
schools he received most OF ms -
ucation. He was preparing 10 rev.
to the Wilson Business College WIZ
he had taken some work, wneh ''e
was taken sick. While camping a.
Birch Bay he caught cold and N
taken sick. This trouble finail' ~
tied in his bowles and he dleu i'0
acute pertinitus. He would nave -
isbed his course in the business w
lege in two months more. holi""'
vas a good boy and a great eolii''
to his parents who have the 'iu''
sympathy of their many friehuS "''
acquaintances in Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
TOMORROW NIGHTS SHo"

Miss Ann Phillips, who comes ~
the Jameson Oper House tomoIio"
night, Friday evening, in her ne"
play. "A Cowboys Girl" Is one Vi
the youngest stars on the American
stage today. And, what is more sue
is one of the most charming OF e'-
resses as we'll as being one OF tie
handsomest. Although she has al
| ways been considered of desirable
quantity a long list of plays owe
much of the success they attained
to her magnetism and charm despite
the fact that she is inclined TO looN
at 1t from a different angle. MISS
Phillips does not think that beauty
is necessary to success on the stage
even though her own beauty is al
ways mentioned by the critics ioi
she is one of the real beauties oi
the stage.
Beauty of form and face is always
pleasing and perhaps a very pIet!
woman will get quicker consider
alton and start her in the favor u
the observer than her more homely
sister, But this does not always
prove the final solution, declares Miss
Phillips.
Il am satisfied that personal beauty
is only incidentally an advantage 10
an actress; it helps some, az a fine
voice or a graceful demeaneg but
there is something more esApnA
It Is the indefinable power to gra,
the conception of the author wi
creates the great characters and !
put them throbbing with life, VII
passion, with nature, over the fod
lights" is Miss Phillips solution.
In Sardou's great masterpiece "F
dore" Miss Phillips has an excel
ent medium to substantiate the la
ter part of her argument as the cha
acterization of the heroine in tn
famous play is real test.
the title role in "a Cowboys Girl
Miss Phillips, offering here por
rays a typical Texas cowgirl M
the difficulties of the characte
gives her ample opportunity to di
play her real talent and versatilit
Miss Phillips has only to attain he
former successes to endear herse
with local theatre goers.
Last night. in Bellingham, :"
Cowboys Girl" drew capacit
house in Bellingham, where seal
were sold at 81 each. The Bellini
ham critics say it was one of n
best plays of the season.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

The Rebeccas who attended thu
funeral of Mrs. Miller, in Bellingham
last Sunday, were entertained By
Mrs. Geo. Err.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Yet. in all of Lynden, the
doesn't know of a concern tliat W.
not show a growth in its PUSHES
this summer.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

H. 8. LeBarron, was in Rellingham
a few days the last Of last week try
ing to dispose Of his property there.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Jesse Stark came down from Sumas
Tuesday. to get valuable horse that
had been shipped to Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

A. E. RUSSO, and wife were among
who took in the races at Vancouver.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Mrs. Heal, Percy Heal, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Heal and Miss Louise
North, visited with the Vail fam
lily. this week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Miss Olga Arlett, who recent,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Dufner, left
Monday. for the Normal.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

A Tally-ho party of~l6 ladies from
Bellihghap visited Mrs. c. D. Bay,
in Uynden, today.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Mrs. Emma Lash, of Northwood
visited Mrs G.. E. PangbOrn, Monday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
NEWS ITEMS


Mr.. Durkey, she leaves one SON. whose
nome is in California. She was an
Old resident of this county, having
lived at Lynden prior to her mar
liage to Mr.. Miller at Bellingham. at
about II years ago. For several years
they had made Lynden their home,
being the owners of the Miller hotel
building and considerable other pro-
perty.
F. ]. Shinn and wife of Lynden, ac-
companied by their daughter, Allie,
are the guests this week of their
uncle and aunt, T. H. Stephens and
wife. 1t has been about eight months
since these people have visited here
and that they are enjoying the visit
goes without saying, and especially,
Is this the case with the Misses Allie
Shinn and Anna Stephens.-Acme Pro
spector.
~. l. Hutchen's sale of cows this
week was not only well attended but
the cows sold at very good prices
most of them ranging from $50 up
to as high as $3.50. As said be-
fora Mr.. Hutchens is mot going out
of the dairy business. His plan was
to dispose only of the cows that
were not Holstein. He is keeping Is
grade Holsteins besides a registered
bull and one registered heifer He
plans to add a few more registered
cows to his herd.
The Puget Sound Conference ot
the NJ. f. church. will meet in Taco
ma. Sept. -, hence next Sunday is
the last Sunday Of ecclesastic year.
At the conference some 200 minist-
erial and an equal number of lay
delegates will assemble. The lay
delegates will elect delegates to the
great general conference to meet next
Nav in Minneapolis. The 200 minis
tiers after transacting the regular
business of the conference will re-
cieve their pastoral appointments for
the new conference year.
The new aluminium screen at the
Lynden theatre gives a clearer pic
ture than ever before shown in Lyn-
cen. The aluminium is toned down
nv old gold SO that it is not too
bright for the eyes, and still it
brings out the detail of the pictures.
The Lynden had full house at its
first Sunday night show, and the
bible picture especially was highly
appreciated. 1t was the story OF
Herod and the birth of Christ. Mr..
Smallfield expects to have one Of
thes bible pictures for every Sunday
night show.
Elsewhere we publish the Lyndon
State Bank statement and our readers
will notice it shows a healthy growth
for the two months since the last
st atement was published. Deposits
show an increase of trifle over
81 900. One of the constant sur
pl,ses to the Tribune Is the coptinu-
ed gr,wth of Lynden businesshouscs.
We read our daily papers and listen
A. oor,,,loiptC ~ outsiders and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Jas. Vail and Mrs. Belle Vail re-
turned, Friday, from Minnesota, wher'
they were called on account Of thu
illness of Mr.. Vail Sr.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Sherman Baxter, with his mother
are visiting in Tacoma, this week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Jas. vail ana MrS. Belle vail re-
turned, Friday, from Minnesota. where
they were called ON account Of the
illness of Mr.. Vail Sr.
Mrs L. A. Osgood, mother Of Harry
Csgood, is here from San Diego, CAL
ifornia. She will remain for some
weeks and may decide to make Lyn-
den her home.
+ w. H. Townsend and wife from
Sycamore. ILL.,, brother of Mrs. NJ.
l.. Jackman, was here last week visit
ing her. They are Touring the West.
They left Friday, for Seattle, and
Portland.
Byron Adams, of Seattle, was IN
LINDEN for few days last week
visiting the b. P. Carpenter family.
He is the owner of land in the Al
berta country and was considering q
t,ude for land on Orcas island.
The Rebaccs of Evers0n, are going
TO give a bon fire social In Arnold
Park at Everson Saturday night. In
case It rains they will give dance
IN the opera house instead. They III
y.te all friends Of the order to attend.
Roy Clark. Walter -Muenscher and
Miss Eva ,Mulder, all of Lynden high
school 1911. will go to Pullman. this
wear Miss Mulder will take DOM
est,c Science, Roy Clark will take
the four year course in Dairying and
Walter Muenscher will pay especial
attention to botany.
Carrot Stelsel and wife, OF Ter
mania Iowa. who have been living
in LINDEN for year left for thell
home the first of the week. 1t isn't
lust exactly proper to speak Of
r,ermania as their home any more
1 for Mr. Stelsel admits that they ike
1vnden SO well that they Will pro-
hablv be back here to live sooh'
1vor skrondal, of Everett, will take
wilder Jones' place in the FARMERS
Mercantile Co. Store. Mr.. skronoa'
for six years has had the mahase'
ment of the dry goods department ~
,.,..s. store of Everett. anc
.o,res 70 LINDEN with the best o.
recommendations.
Mrs John Miller Is dead sne u'e 9.
last Friday at st. Luke's hosp''a., !"
birmingham after long suffering non
cancer. The remains were ouine,
sunday. the funeral services De.a "
an..,ucted at an undertakers c"ap ~,
nv the Unitarian minister 81,
u.hoccas' of Lynden assisted !" =,
..,,,o, services. Mrs. Miller "ss
go Nv former
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Mrs. L. A. Osgood, mother Of Harr!
Csgood, is here from San Diego, Cal
ifornia. She will remain for SOM
weeks and may decide to make Lyn
den her home.
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Donald Watson, made a short bust
ness trip to Bellingham, Tuesday.
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! w. H. Townsend and wife fror
Sycamore. ILL.,, brother of Mrs. N
l.. Jackman, was here last week vfsi
ing her. They are Touring the Yves
They left Friday, for Seattle, an
Portland.
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sam Palmer and wife autoed 70
Lyhden, Tuesday.
Cecile Watson. left Monday tor
the State Normal.
A. l.. bunker was in Bellingham
this week, on business.
Agnes Edison returned, to Seattle,
10 resume her school duties.
Rev. Case, of Blaine, attended to
business, in Lynden, Tuesday.
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Byron Adams, of Seattle, was Il
LINDEN for few days last weel
visiting the b. P. Carpenter family
He is the owner. Of land In the Al
berta country and was considering
trade for land on Orcas island.