The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06
Remember the dates: October 2,
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Remember the dates: October 2, 8
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Swat the flyi 1t is the most danger.
| Gus animal on earth,
Miss Daisy Stuart is over from Bell
ingham visiting relatives and friends.
c. H. Hanson is erecting new barn
On his home property.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cole Of the Kitti-
tas valley are here visiting the Frank
Knapp and George Hall families.
George Worthen and family have NOV
ed to their ranch to remain during the
| school vacation.
Cleanliness is next to godliness. ant
self preservation is the first law Of ma
ture. Therefore, swat the fly!
When you run out Of letter heads, cyl
velopes. statements, bills. business cards
telephone The Tribune job department
NAiS CduicS AyiStld anu NIT. II. "A.
Carpenter, of Tacoma, are visiting In the
city. the guests Of Mrs. Charles Jacobs.
Jones says to get your order in and
your measure taken for that new 4th
Of July suit. and don't put 1t off until
the last minute.
The library board has decided to keep
the reading room open only on Satur-
day and evening during the summer
months.
Mrs. T. A. Serrurier and little daugh-
ter arrived from Portland on Tuesday
to join Mr.. Serrurier who Is now con-
nected with the Beach meat market
Lynden Castle No. 1877, Knights Of
Pythias will install its new officers on
the evening of July 5, and will enjoy a
banquet after the installation ceremonies
Mr.. A. Bauman, Of the Bauman I'M
plement Co., went to Tacoma Tuesday
evening on business. and returned today
In new jackson automobile.
The county commissioners have call
cd for bids for the construction Of the
Sumas- Nooksack road under direction
Of the state highway commission.
Postmaster D. w. Bender will leave
on Monday for q well deserved vaca-
ton which he will spend at Jerome. l.
daho. and at Portland. taking In the an
nual Rose Carnival at the latter place.
The new pump for the water works
station, purchased for the city by Mayor
Heaton on a recent trip to Seattle, Will
arrive today and will be installed at
once.
The two Holland churches. Rev. Hook
arrangements for Fourth Of July eel
cbration to be held in Lynden, probably
at Hawley's park.
Mr.. DeIIoog and wife. and Mrs. Kui-
per, from Sioux county, Iowa. arrived
in Lynden yesterday for visit with rel
atlyes and friends. and to look over our
beautiful country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biddel who re-
Gently purchased the Ramsey home, are
also now the owners Of handsome
new automobile, from which they antici-
pate much pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Clarke entertain
ed at dinner on Decoration day MIR. and
Mrs. Randall, Mrs. A. G. Palmer and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce.
and Mrs. Belle Wampler and children.
Joseph Cramer, Sr., has gone to Ro-
chester, Minnesota, to be operated on
for cancer of the Jaw. caused by tooth
which he had extracted about year
ago.
Mrs. Jane E. Hewson. an early set
tier in this vicinity, died Monday at
her home in the country at the age OF
ninety three years. The funeral was
held Tuesday, interment taking place In
the Lynden cemetery. The deceased was
the mother of Harry Hewson.
Mr.. Lawrence Abel. an employe at
Chap Bayes' "Berrylyn" fruit farm,
was married yesterday to Miss Jeffers'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. letters
who live northwest Of town. The we'd
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