The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-07-11
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
Once again-Swat the fly,

Once again-Swat the flyi
Mrs. A. l.. Tromp visited friends In
bellinEham the first Of the week.
DR.. Wilbur has leased the buildins
east OF Williams Variety store to the
Eiiers Music Company
Mr. II. T. Jones left ON Monday for .
six months visit to relatives and friend,
In Princeton. Minnesota.
r. r. Stuart, a brother of H. E. Stuar,
who visited this section two years ago
Is here on second visit renewing &C.
auaintances.
DR.. J. Reid Morrison. OF Bellinghan
was professional visitor in Lynden
Friday.
Edith Harris, who II attending sum.
Her school In Bellingham. spent Sun.
day at her home In Lynden.
The bond election on Tuesday carried
BY large majority in favor of the bonds
there being only 10 votes cast against
the two propositions submitted.
has sold all Of his horses. harness and
wagons to o. M.Robertson. the party
that recently took possession OF the
Stone Shingle Mill.
DIR. M0unter went to Bellingham Sun.
day. to meet his parents upon their ar
rival from their home in California.
They will be guests at the Mounter home
for q few weeks.
Rev and Mrs. Brouwer have moved in
to the new parsonage. MIR. Groen has
bought the house recently vacated by
Mr.. Brouwer and will move to town and
enjoy city life for q while.
Mrs. M. ]. Mcleod. and John Mcleod,
mother and brother Of DR.. C. H. Nc
Leod are here from their home in Los
Angeles. California. and will be guests
tor some time at the Mcleod home.
At the regular business meeting of the
Baptist church last Saturday, Rev. r. L.
Case was called as pastor of the church.
he has accepted the call and will preac
next Sunday morning at il O'clock. We
are glad to welcome Rev. Case back TO
the Lynden field.
The members of the womans Home
Missionary Society are planning TO
hold their next meeting at the Indian
Mission near Central. All are invited
TO attend. The ladies will leave on the
$40 train tomorrow morning, enjoy a
picnic dinner and return on the even
ing train.
The ladies' thimbie club gave a sur
nj RI tn al
homo on last Thursday and presented
her ~ q token of their friendship and
esteem with q silver berry spoon and a
set of napkins. Those present were:
Mrs.. Norningstar: Miss Favor; Mrs. Nc
Croft; Mrs. Copp; the Misses Gosh; Mrs.
Case; Mrs. Dan Smith: Mrs. Quimby and
Mrs. Donovan. luncheon was served
and q splendid time had by all present.
Next Sunday the Lynden Giants will
10 ,rney to Bellingham and mix mat
ters with the Elks ball tossers OF the
county seat The locals are confident
e. victory and will try hard to re-
ce~m themselves for the showing they
made In their last game at Bellingham
the Elks have a strong lineup, sever
al Of the Bellingham Regulars being
among their number, and they have
defeated some Of the best clubs around
tie country. A warm and snappy game
10 expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Loring, Mr.. and
Ms. p. N. Serrurier Mrs. A. F. Will
Jams, Mr. and Mrs George H.
Cole. Mrs. C.. A. Breckenridge and
Miss Leila Breckenridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Phiio, Mrs. H. C. Smallfield and MISS
Verna Rathman will be among the
Lynden visitors to the Seattle Potiatch
next week.
G,u smother page of this issue OF the
Tribune 10 the announcement OF the
opening OF a Piano Store in Lynden' by
the Eilers Music House. the largest
DEALERS in Musical instruments In the
world. They have opened with large
stock of new pianos. including all the
well-known makes they handle In each
of their forty stores on the Coast. II
would seem now that every home In Lyn-
Gen and surrounding country would get
a plano as they are being sold at ex-
tremely low prices and on the little
terms Of q down and 81 week II de-
.,rad nv the purchaser.