The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-11-21

Marshal King has returned from
California where he went on bust
ness.
Miss Ruth Parish was an over
sunday guest at the home of rela-
tives in Everson.
Mr.. Clayton Cough, relative of
the Handy family, is here from
Grand Rapids, Michigan, on a visit.
Mr.. Mark W. Stone and daugh-
tiers will return to Lynden to make
this their home.
G. Wander Linden left Tuesday
morning for business trip to Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. c. L. Moss will leave for
California next week to join ne,
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Moss will
make California their home.
w. Mcdonnell, of the Palace
Cafe, is away on visit to his
mother at Alberta, Canada. Mr.
McDonnell's mother is seriously
i'll.
Miss Mary E stIar dell has a
pretty, snow white Angora kit
ten which she will give away to
anyone desiring it. Call at her
home, corner Sth and Main.
George Bostwick Gays that he
has information as ~ who got
his lap loi,e on Halloween night,
and that Gnless the same is return
ed taere is trouble in store for the
party.
The Lynden Department Store
is making some extensive altera-
tions which will add greatly to the
appearance of the large establish
ment besides enabling the firm the
better to serve it's constantly grow
ing trade.
You can, afford to contribute %
cents TO worthy cause like the
public reading room, and at the
same time see a high class enter
tainment like that to be given by
home talent at the Electric Thea
tire on the evenings of December
and A.
TIE Ladies Aid Society of Wiser
LAX. has arranged a bazaar to be
he'd at the Wiser Lake hall to-
morrow. Friday, evening. Light re-
freshments will be served, and
royal good time is assured all who
attend. The ladies extend a cordi-
al invitation to all to partake of
the evenings pleasures.
Mr.. Polinder returned last week
from three months visit to Hol-
land He also made short visits
in Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota and
Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Bankers
who accompanied Mr.. Polinder to
Holland. and who also visited in To-
wa and Nebraska, returned few
weeks ago. Both report having had
a fine trip.
The Young Ladies' Society Of
the Reformed Church will give
their annual social at Odd Fellows
hall on Thursday evening of next
week. At that time the product
of their needle work will be offer
ed for sale after the program. Any
who may desire to prepare Tor
Christmas gifts will find Thanks
giving eYenips an Ct aG1tune time.
The waters of the Nooksack RI
yer were rising at such rapid
rate during the early part of the
week that serious apprehension was
felt at several points lest repeti-
ton of previous damaging floods
was imminent. With the cessation
of the heavy rains, however, the
water has been receding and no
cause for alarm exists at this time.
All of the school buildings of
the county will be thoroughly fu-
mjgated during the Thanksgiving
vacation in accordance with the
plan of DR.. Shute. county physici-
an, who expects in this way to check
the spreading of measles, whoopins
cough and other contagious dis
eases which have appeared in SONS
Of the schools.
Smallfields Electric Theatre is
to be closed on the 25th and 26th
of this month, re-opening on the
o7th Mr. Cmallfiald goes TO at