The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-07-25
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs John Thompson were
Bellingham visitors last Sunday.
baby girl arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. O. Rhodes Tuesday.
Ms. J. r. Frye. Of Shelton, is visiting
friends In Lynden this week
Mrs. N. A. Mcpherson was on the
sick list the first Of the week.
NJ. v. Yperan had his hand badly cut
on an AK while at work last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. NAPLES have as
their guest Mr.. NAPLES niece, Of Seat
tie.
The Misses Sigred Hellund and Kema
Moe. of Stanwood are visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. George Bruins.
MI. John Tebrink is enjoying a visit
from his father. whose home is in
eastern Nebraska.
Miss Agnes Edison and guest. Miss
Sh,nd. were Bellingham visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Smith. of Tacoma. was guest
nj the home OF her mother. Mrs.
Stark, the first OF the week.
Master Dewey Anderson. Of Ferndaie.
is in town this week, visiting his many
f.NIds.
Miss Edith Harris who has been at
tending summer school. returned home
Saturday morning.
William George, of Northwood, Is re-
covering from q severe attack OF pneu-
i.lonia. -
Walter Elder and family leave today
for several weeks Of pleasure and rec
reation on the Islands.
Mr.. King. a laborer at stones mill
cut his head on AK SO severely
Monday, that II WAS necessary to have
the wound dressed by a doctor.
Mr. c. NJ Atkins, assistant state iect-
uier Of the Masonic Order. was In Lyn-
den a couple OF days last week work
ing in the interests of the local lodge.
Friends Of Mrs. Harry Fountain, who
recently underwent an operation at ST
Luke's hospital will be pleased to learn
that she il rapidly improving.
Mrs. Emma Becker, Of Minnesota. ar.
riv.d Tuesday for q few days visit at
the Richard Handy home. She will
leave this evening for Tacoma
Frank Wilson. county treasurer, and
G. A. Pence. deputy county assessor,
were business visitors in Lynden yes
terday.
In another column Of this issue Of The
Tribune County Treasurer Wilson calls
attention to a number Of warrants that
are now payable
Jack Gale says a pessimist Is a man
who spoils your fishing trip by re-
Winding you OF the money you are
losing by not staying at work.
Mr. and Mrs. D. u. Finch and daugh-
ter Of Woonsocket. South Dakota, are
guests at the Frank Knapp home. and
will remain for several weeks.
Tillie Haveman and Maggie Dyk
have gone on a visit to Michigan
points At Seattle they were met by
Mr.. Guy Dyk. who has been sojourning
ut North Yakima, who will accompany
them on their Eastern trip.
Mildred, the little two year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. bernhard Axlund,
died on Monday after a very short
illness from measles and was buried
on Tuesday. interment taking place in
the Lynden cemetery.
Mrs. Louis Larson entertained a num-
Der OF the members of the Rebecca
Lodge at her home on Grover Street
last Thursday afternoon. After par
taking Of a sumptuous dinner. the
guests spent the remainder of the after
noon in a pleasant social manner.
DO not forget to attend the Grand
mothers Defamation Contest held
under the auspices OF the W. c. T. U.
at Pixley's Hall this evening. 1t will
be one OF the most interesting enter
tainments ever given In Lynden. and
Is deserving Of support by everybody
The plank bridge south Of the Nooksack
on the Guide Meridian Will be improv-
ed. The bridge will be widcned to
twenty feet. and four inch planks will
he used. E. w. Topping has the con-
tract for hauling the timber from the
100 and Van Leeuwen mill.
Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Seth entertained
the Kensington Club very charmngly
at the home OF tile former last Friday
evening Five hundred was the diver
sion, and there were present besides
members Of the club and their hus-
hands, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Finch and
Miss NAPLES, guests In the city.
Mr.. Pixley gave another OF his en-
joyable dancing parties at his hall last
Saturday night which was largely at
tended Those social gatherings are
gaining In popularity continually and
Mr.. Pixley il deserving of the spien-
did support given them by our young
people.
Friends Of Mrs. A. p. Burgraff sur
prised her Tuesday afternoon, July g.
with an apron shower in honor OF her
birthday. A vrey pleasant time was
had Those present were Aesdames A.
H. TeSelie. Ed Haight. Edlin, H. Van