The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-12-05

the home talent entertainment given
this week wish to acknowledge the
kindly help and courtesies extended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Smallfield.
Carl and Harold Cline entertain
ed at dinner, Sunday, two visiting
former schoolmates, Clyde Daley of
the Bellingham High and Daniel
Clark of the State University
Mrs. E. J. Rohrbacher and daugh-
ter of Portland, Oregon, visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
Bailey over Thanksgiving, returning
to Portland on Monday.
Closing Out Sale of Fall and
Winter Millinery, commencing Sat
urday, December z. Big reduc-
lions in all lines at Miss FOLKS
Store
Auctioneer George Bostwick will
hold another Market Sale for the
public, on Saturday, December 81,
on the corner of Sixth and Front
Streets
A Mask Ball will be given in Hoff
man Hall, on Saturday evening,
December Z, by the Hoffman Hall
Association. Tickets including sup
per $1.25 per couple.
Mr. and Mrs. George Densley. of
Richland, Oregon are rejoicing over
the arrival of a 10-lb. daughter
Mrs. Densley was formerly Miss
Helen Staight OF this city.
Knight Bros, who engaged in log
ging operations just this side, of
Maple Falls, having had some con-
troversy with the railroad people
closed down the other day until the
differences are settled.
Miss Crete Topping. who is at
tending the Bellinghaln Normal.
spent her Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents. Misses Pearson
and Dunlap of Bellingham were
guests of Miss Topping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Wechel
of North Yakima, spent their we'd
ding trip in Seattle and Lynden and
while in Lynden made their stay at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lam
daal
Containing some eighty acres of
land. the plat for the new townsite
OF Birch Bay has been filed with
the county auditor by the Morrison
Mill company The site embraces
the former Chautauqua grounds.
Announcement is made by County
Superintendent of Schools that the
next teachers examination for GER
tificates will be held at the office
of the county superintendent, at the
courthouse, December IL, 13 and IA
John Tzebrand who was serious
ly injured in an explosion several
weeks ago has returned from Seat
lie where he underwent a success
full operation at one of the hos
pitfalls His eyesight will be re-
stored.
Little Myrtle Naomi Gustin had
the misfortune to fall Sunday and
cut her hand quite severely. Or.
Mounter dressed the wound. taking
five stitches in same. The little girl
is getting along nicely at this time
Inc ftcUtChdS gave a uCAA,1li "a
party at the Odd Fellows Hall
last Saturday evening which was
largely attended. Almost enjoyable
evening was had, cards and dane
ing being engaged in
The party Of Wisconsin gentle
men who have been here several
weeks on a visit to David Feen-
al h n xrn
gone to Vancouver, b. c. to take
in the sights Of the B. c. metropo-
lis.
The next meeting of the Lynden
Grange is to be held on Tuesday,
December 10 Election of officers
and many important matters are
to come before the meeting and at
tendance by all members is earn
estly requested
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold its regular meeting, Friday
December 6. The ladies are prepar-
ing a nice dinner to which the G.
A. r. members are invited. An e.
lection Of officers will be held in
the afternoon.
The transformers for the new G.
lectric lighting system are being
installed and it is claimed that the
24-hour service of light and power
will be inaugurated the first OF the
year. A long suffering public will
be extremely grateful for the change
President f. M. Day has called
the annual meeting of the Whatcom
County Humane Society for next
Monday evening. The members will
meet in the Sunset Building, in
Bellingham. Several important mat
tres will come before the society at
that time.
George H. Cole, who with Lynn
Brown is now conducting pros
porous business in Bellingham went
over to the county seat on Sunday
to help Lynn count the cash. Mr..
Cole and family expect to move to
Bellingham and to make the bay
city their home after January /.
A number of Lynden people will