The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-13
LOCAL and PERSONAL
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You will want to meet her-"rbe
Moonshiner's Daughter"
Where are the most flies? Where there
IL the most filth.
Where is the fly born? In manure and
filth
Where does the fly live? In every
kind Of filth.
Is anything too filthy for the fly to
eat? No.
The Moose lodge at Acme will give a
Erahd Dali on Saturday night, June %.
Children's Day program will be given
the Baptist church next Sunday e.
V ring at eight o'clock.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Moore and lit
tie son Jack. OF Bellingham, spent Sun
day and Monday with Mrs. M. Jones'
The dates for holding the annual poul-
try show at Beilngham have been set
for December 8 to Z.
Mr. Fred Lash, Of Delta, visited his
grandmother. Mrs. c. l.. Pangborn, on
Sunday.
The strawberry crop this year is boun-
ttful and prospects are bright for a
bumper crop OF raspberries and black
berries.
Miss Edith Harris, one of the new
teachers for the Lynden schools. has
gone to Bellingham to attend the sum-
mer course in the normal.
Miss Verna Adam, of Ferndale. last
week. and also attended the picnic at
Birch Bay on Saturday.
Where are the greatest number of
eases Of typhoid fever, consumption and
summer complaint? Where there are
the most flies.
Welcome Grange No. 463 Is making
arrangements for a big Fourth of July
celebration at that place. Half of the
proceeds are to go to the Mount Baker
Trail Club.
The Farmers Mercantile Company on
Monday began work on its new build
Ing to be erected Immediately west Of
its present store building. This addi-
tional room will give the company bet
ter facilities for handling its prosper
GUS and growing business.
DR.. Mulder has again shown his con-
fidence in Lynden and the NoOksack
valley by buying q acres of river bot
hol mil
southwest of Lynden. The purchase was
made from M. l.. Dickerson, and the
consideration was not learned.
John Bremen is identifying several Of
Lynden's residences and some Of the
store fronts In the business section by
application of the paint manufacturers
product Let the good work go on, as
there is nothing that adds to the gener-
al appearance Of a town more than NICE
jy painted homes and business houses
Postmaster Bender departed for Port
land on Monday to be in attendance at
the pOstmasters convention, and Incl
dentaIly to take in the Rose Carnival.
Before returning he will go to Jerome,
Idaho, to look after some property IN
terests.
A very pleasant out-Of-doors lunch Was
arranged for Sunday in the grove back
of Mrs. Mary Jones' residence the foi-
lowing participating: Mr.. and Mrs Z.
b. Sampley and daughter, Mr. and MRS.
Lucas Kenneth and baby. Miss Einora
Foiz. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Clarke, Vir-
gle and Percy Clarke, Mr.. H. 7. jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Jack Moore.
stung, The other day Bellingham
sign writer came along, and quite
few of Lynden's storekeepers were III
duced by the artist" to have thcir
doors and windows lettered The WORK
wien completed showed an attractive
luster. but on Monday night ana Tues-
day old Jupiter Pluvius got busy, ana
the steady downpour of rain washeo d.
the golden glitter from the signs ana
left them anything but artistic ana at.
tractiye. Moral: Leave your money u.
home: have your work done by iocal
workman, to whom you can appear /"
n proyes unsatisfactory or not as rep
resented.