The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-12-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Additional Local News ON Page 6.


/ Additional Local News ON Page 6.
Adorn your Christmas parcel
with a Red Cross seal.
The nine year old son of E.
Fields, living south of Wiser Lake.
fell while playing Saturday, break
ing both bones in his right fore
arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman who are
leaving Lynden will offer for sale
next Saturday at the corner Of 9th
and Front streets all their house
hold furnishings.
Possibly a subscription to The
Lynden Tribune would make All ac-
ceptable holiday present to some
friend in the east. The giver will
certainly be gratefully remember
ed every week for a whole year.
Accompanying DR.. Yoakum. who
will begin a series of meetings at
mash day will be Mrs. Carrie Mont
dISO VI WV
will assist in the meetings.
Miss Eva Mulder will return to
Lynden to spend the holiday vaca-
ton with her parents. DR. and Mrs.
D. Mulder. Miss Mulder is spend
ing the school year at Berkeley Tn
i'ersity. California.
Mrs. Herbert Cooley left Sunday
Il orning to join her husband in
Los Angeles where they will re-
side. Mr.. E. E. Baxter and Miss
Pearl accompanied her to Belling-
ham.
The heavy windstorm of Tuesday
demolished one of the plate glass
windows in the clothing department
Of the Lynden Department stor>
and also broke one in the home of
H. E. Stuart.
Mr.. Pixley will give a grand Ball
at his hall on Christmas evening
December 25th. He has procured
an excellent orchestra and the usua
good order which characterizes
his dances will prevail. The admis-
sion is 800 per couple.
The annual meeting of the stock
Lolders of the Whatcom County
Fair Association will be held in
Lynden on Monday. January goth.
All stockholders in arrears should
pay up in order to have a vote ut
this meeting.
Attention is called to the market
sale to be held by Auctioneer Geo.
J.. at Sixth and Front streets, Lyn-
den. Horses, cattle, and farm im-
lements will be among the prop
erty disposed OF.
MISC Leila Breckenridge and the
members of her Sunday school
class rendered Fred Norman
surprise party Tuesday evening. The
occasion was also in the nature of
a farewell. as Master Fred with his
parents will soon leave Lynden.
The window displays of our To-
cal merchants are greatly admir-
ed. and are as metropolitan as any
to be seen in much larger places,
many of them indicating a high de-
gree of the window decorators art
in their tasteful arrangement.
The fire department held one Of
It's interesting meetings Monday ev-
ening Rules and regulations gov
erning members OF the new club
the rooms for which will be o.
pened January LIST, We're adopted.
A To- hnv IF fha
members of the department were
present.
celebrated their birthdays by en-
PERTAINING number of little friends
at a party Saturday afternoon. Ju-
venile games were played and re-
freshments were served to the
guests who were: Margaret Smith,
Lois Bruins. Sadie Bauman, Cecil
Rinehart, Esther Hawley and Beu-
lab Long.
During the third act of Tolstoy's
great play, The Resurrection" at
Smallfield's theater Tuesday night,
the fire department was called out
to extinguish fire in the defect
i've chimney of the theater build
ing. The fire was quickly put out,
and the play proceeded with no in
terruption.
Judge G. A. Joiner Of the Skag-
it County superior court began the
hearing of the ,Wilson-Legoe cleo
ton contest on Saturday. Attorneys
submitted several arguments which
occupied the greater part OF the
day. To decide upon the various
points raised the judge took the
matters under advisement until
Tuesday, and adjourned further
hearing of the case until then.