The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-09-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
w. II. NAPLES has returned from a
TRIP to Bellingham and Seattle.

| w. II. NAPLES has returned from a
trip to Bellingham and Seattle.
Teron Fish had the misfortune to
nave his nose broken while playing
loot ball Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Edison, of Bellingham.
Is visiting her many Lynden friends
this week.
Miss Lena Spearin. of Bellnigham
Is visiting Mrs. Lynn Brown and
! Miss Ellen Johnson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rinehart
visited Mr.. Rinehart's parents Sun
day.
Dan Clark left for Seattle last
week where he will attend the state
university this year.
J. p. Schmidt visited SedrO-WOOl-
ley Sunday, making the trip from
Bellingham over the new interurban
Mrs. Laura McLain. a former
teacher in the Lynden school is WIS.,
iting at the Stark home.
Mrs. Mollie Williams returned
Wednesday from trip to the Mount
Baker region.
Mrs. l.. A. Osgood is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Harry Osgood and will re-
main until after the fair, when she
will return to California.
If you are going to participate in
the Whatcom County Fair get your
cxhiits ready now The big show will
be in full swing two weeks from to-
day.
On the second page of this issue
of The Tribune will be found the
Contract entered into by the Pro-
gressive party with the people OF
the county.
Mayor Heaton, who has been in
disposed and confined to his home
a part OF the time for the past two
weeks, is again attending to his
official and business duties.
A Mothers Club was organized in
Lynden last Friday, with Mrs. c. B.
Bay as president and Mrs. G. f..
Cline as secretary. At the next
meeting various committees will be
appointed.
The Lumber and shingle mill at
Hazelmere, b. c., owned and Operat-
ed by Hunter Bros. of Blaine, was
totally destroyed by fire Tuesday. EN-
failing loss of $4,000. covered
by $50, 900 insurance.
The fire department made quick
run Monday afternoon in response to
an alarm from the home of A. E.
Moody, near the NAPLES mill, where
the combination of small boy and
matches resulted in setting fire to
a manure pile No damage was done
Miss Rae Sain went to Seattle the
first of the week, where she will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knapp,
who are coming from California to
make their home in Lynden. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Knapp will also return
soon.
Mr.. Jameson and his large force
of clerks have been busily engaged
during the past week in moving in
to the new store building just COM
pleted, and in re-arranging goods
that will be carried in the space for
merly occupied by the dry goods de-
partment.
As a result of intelligent fruit
tree grating and pruning, Mr.. j.
W. Wilmore exhibits five different
varieties of apples from one tree
at his home place in Lynden. Be-
sides the original fruit. the tree
bears apples of the Maiden's Blush.
Arkansas Black, Transparent and
Bell Flower varieties.
Abe and Will Bauman and The
tribune editor accompanied Henry
.shagren, our next county commits
sioner, on a trip to Everson, Nook
sack, Lawrence and Deming last
Monday. Result: Everybody is for
Henry, Now" and eight new sub
scribers for The Tribune.
Rev. Herbert Jones has returned
from the Puget Sound Annual Con-
ference of the NJ. +. church, which
was held at Seattle during the past
week. Mr.. Jones is assigned to
duty in Lynden for another year,
greatly to the satisfaction of his
congregation, and the people gener-
4 ally. He will be in the pulpit next
| Sunday for the usual services.
Henry A. Van Os will have pub
lie sale at his place at Worthen sta
ton Wednesday, September 25. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. George BOst-
wick will act as auctiOneer. Fifteen
mich cows, some horses, heifers and
calves, farm implements. vehicles.
and 40 tons of baled hay, are among
the property to be disposed of. Mr..
Van Os has rented his farm, hence
| the sale. All