The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
Additional Local News on Page and &

Additional ocalNews on Page and 6
AT Pixley's hall, October 90.
George H. Cole and l.. ]. Brown
We're Bellingham visitors Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Osgood left Saturday
morning for her home in California
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolla Handy Friday evening.
Votes for Hardin and Pemberton
are votes for untrammeled justice.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cloud were Sc
attic visitors from Friday until Mon
day morning.
A. H. TeSelle and family left on
Monday for their former home at
Firth, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Boerhave re-
turned the first of the week from a
trip to Seattle.
The w. c. T. l.. will give Ma
irons Declamatory contest in the
NJ. f. church this evening. No ad-
mission will be charged.
J. w. Austin. of Laurel, democrat
ic candidate for county commissioner
was in Lynden Monday in the inter
ests of his candidacy.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Somers were
rendered reception at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday evening by the local
of odd EnllnWc Rahal a n q
and their friends.
William, the seven-months old
baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas.
of Northwood. died Tuesday, and
was buried in the Lynden cemetery
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Herbert
Jones conducting the services.
There will be a democratic rally
at Hoffman's hall next Tuesday ev
ening, October 30. The speaker to
address the meeting on this occasion
will be either Judge Neterer or o. p
Brown.
1t will be well for voters to re-
member that the entire county votes
on the two county commissioners to
be elected on November 5, and
that Henry Shagren, OF Lynden. and
G. B. Legoe, of Ferndale, are the
men for the office.
The Washington Association for
the Prevention of tuberculosis calls
attention to the fact that October
27 is to be devoted to consideration
of the white plague. 1t requests
ministers, teachers and public bodies
TO discuss the subject and will pro-
vide Literature.
H. N. Wing. democratic candidate
for county clerk, j. NJ Edison, dem
ocratic candidate for county assess
. or, andcH. c. Durham, political man
ager for J. w. Austin, democratic
candidate for county commissioner,
were callers at The Tribune office
on Monday.
A number of people interested in
the public reading room met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Loring
Tuesday evening to discuss plans to
raise money for library purposes IL
is probable that an entertainment on
the minstrel order will be presented
soon, the proceeds of which will be
donated to the library board.
The Tribune has finished an all
home-product of printing for the
Lynden Pioneer Realty Co., to when
it may justly point with pride as a
specimen of the Typographical ART.
The handsome l2-page folder Will
be distributed broadcast among pos
sible investors in the east by this
enterprising and progressive realty
firm.
OF the Gray Concert company which
will appear at Pixley's hall TUESDAY
evening, October 20. furnishing the
first number of this seasons RED
path Lyceum course, the Seattle
acknowledgement says OF its APP
p,arance in that city:
There was large and fashloha-
BILE gathering to greet and applaud
the young violinist and her wonder
full Interpretation and soulful touch
won her the admiration OF her au-
ditors."