The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-08-01

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Horton was transactlns
business in Bellingnam Saturday
Mr.. ]. 5. Wright returned last
Thursday from a few days WISH
with relatives in Bellingham.
Mrs. NJ. Biehler and Miss Bessie
are visiting friends in Seattle and
Tacoma.
Guy Bowman had the misfortune
cut his foot quite badly whileu al
work last Thursday.
Master Harrison Stearns, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stearns. Is III
with the measles.
Mrs. Mark Stone and daughters.
Misses LYDIA and Theresa, left yes
] terday for Birch Bay where they
will enjoy a three weeks outing.
Miss Frances Knapp entertained
number of young ladies at her home
Tuesday evening complimentary 10
her friend. Miss Finch.
Benjamen Nymeyer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. & Nymeyer, under
went an operation for appendicitis
al St. Luke's hospital last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rcckey, Of
Vancouver. B. c. are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B.
Bay.
Miss Leora Oliver, of Lopas Is
land. is visiting at the home OF her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Heaton.
Miss Tena vanderGriend. who
underwent an operation at ST. Luke 8
hospital, was able to return home
yesterday.
Rev. ]. Wander Beck, of Minneso-
ia, filled the pulpit at the Reformed
church last Sunday in place OF the
regular pastor, Rev. Brouwer, who,
was i'll with la grippe.
c. 3. Bay, foreman at NAPLES
mill, is walking now. Some one Dor
rowed his wheel at the ball game
Sunday afternoon - and forgot TO
return il.
To obtain patronage through mis-
representation is sometimes termed
shrewd business finesse: sometimes
it is more briefly if less elegantly
designated as plain lying.
P. II. r. ,oynlan has sold his So
acre farm il Sioux County. Iowa, for
$4,000 per acre, and is going to-
invest the money in Lynden. Bully |
for Eooyman!
Charles Philo went to Glacier |
Monday to join a party of young men
of Bellingham. They will make an
ascent of Mt Baker, and spend
week or so camping before re-
turning.
AS some of the members of the
Lynden team are enjoying their an
nual vacations, the game scheduled
for next Sunday with the Everson
team has been postponed until Sun
day, August II.
lilies will leave Saturday for week
or ten days Of camp life at Birch
Bay. The gentleman of the party
will return after an oyer-Sunday
outing at the resort.
Clyde E Yeager, of Bellingham. an
Ruth s. Banks. of Wiser Lake, were
married yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Banks. Rev. Her I
bert Jones was the officiating cler-
gyman.
Mrs. c. W. Rockey and Mr.. J.
D. Rockey. of Bellingham, and Mrs.
D. J. Matter. of Jewell, Kansas, !
were the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Curtis B. Bay on Sunday. Mr.. Rock
ey returned to Bellingham on the
evening train. while Mrs. Hockey
and Mrs. Matter remained until the
following evening.
The Tribune job printing depart
ment has just completed an order
for 100000 butter wrappers for
the Lynden Creamery, and has an
other large run now on. The men
composing the Lynden Creamery Co
are enterprising business men who
believe in the spirit of true coop
GRAFTON. and spend their money
where they make it.
Mrs. Frank Knapp entertained
very uelISulIuiIs at live uuHuIeu
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
D. D. Finch. of South Dakota. Be-
sides the hostess and honor guest
twelve ladies were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Finch and daughter have
been visiting at the Knapp
home for some time. and will leave
next week to visit several Sound
cities before returning home.
Messrs Beckes. Boerhave, Serru-
rier. NAPLES, H. E. Stuart and r.
Stuart who went to Glacier last
week with the intention of scaling
Mt. Baker, were prevented from
reaching the dome on account of
the prevailing bad weather After