The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06
LOCAL and PERSONAL,
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L. j. Brown was business visitor tc
vancouver, B. c., the first of the week
Mr. Charles E. Cline was called home
this week by the illness of Mrs, Cline
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Anderson are NOV.
Ing to their ranch this week.
MISS Ceciie Watson spent pleasant
day at the Meurer home on Sunday.
The W. C. T. U. will meet on Thurs.
day. June 18th, with Mrs C. A. Bost-
wick All are cordially invited.
The Misses Annie. Oracle and Mag
gle OOrdt visited at the A. Veleke home
last Thursday.
Miss Emma Meurer and Mr. Will Fritz
were dinner guests of Miss May Ander-
son last Sunday.
Mr.. L. D. Pangborn. of Clear Brook,
attended the Methodist church in Lyn-
den last Sunday.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. has
been called for Thursday evening, June
!. 6, at 8 o'clock, to be held in Lynden.
Mr. Ed Eerkes and Rev. p. J. Hook
enga have gone to Chicago to attend
the annual conference of the First
Christian Reformed church.
George B. Dawson has sold, through
the Beckes & Stuart agency, and "a
acres In Swim & Aldrich's Garden Ad-
dition, to Michael Tierney for con-
sideratiOn OF $780,
The Kensington Club win entertain
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
w. H. NAPLES for Mrs. Zylstra and
Mrs Carpenter who are guests in the
city.
Mr.. Harry Fleming received tele-
gram last Saturday morning that his
mother was Ill and not expected to
live Mr.. Fleming left at once for his
mothers home at Cloquet, Minnesota.
Steffe, the grocer, holds the record for
having on sale the first home grown
Strawberries of the season. On Tues
day he disposed of, quantity at 10
cents q box.
Williams Lynden Variety Store has
received a consignment Of new and nifty
designs in 1ewelry. comprising almost
everything In that line for both ladies
and gentlemen. The public is invited to
call and inspect the same.
Rev. Gelderhous, after a pleasant WIS.,
It with the Hanover and BrOnsma fami-
lies here. has returned to his home in
,.ishop. Michigan. Mr.. Gederhous was
profuse in his praise Of the climate and
beauty of Lynden and the surrounding
country.
Remembering filth. no flies Screen
the doors and windows Of your home.
especially those of the kitchen, dining
room and pantry. II you cannot DO
this. at least screen the food itself. es-
peciaily the milk In which germs null
tiply with more than ordinary rapidly.
The Linrud Family Orchestra played
10 a crowded house at Glendale on the
evening Of May 30th, and have been IN
yited to repeat the performance. 1t Is
very probable that another concert will
he given in Lynden by this talented fam
lily before long,
"Iye come to kill the printer. said
the little man. ANY printer in partic-
MARI" asked the foreman. "Oh. any
will do, but I would prefer small one
I've got to make some show at fisht or
leave home since the paper caiieo NY
wife's tea party a "swill' affair'-Ex.
Every stockholder of the Farmers NIL
tual Telephone Company should De az
the meeting of the company to De he'o
in Rockingham next Monday. 1t Is OF
the utmost Importance to everyone co.-
cerned that they be on hand as mat
tors nj interest to each stakeholder VIII
be up for consideration.
Meetings of the stockholders OF the
L,armers Mutual Telephone Co. were
neld at Blaine and Ferndale last Week
for the purpose of discussing present
conditions of service. and management
and to agree upon some action to DC
,aLen at the annual meeting Of the com
many to be held at Bellingham next Moi
day.