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

Miss Dorothy Lindhout spent yes
terday at Birch Bay.
Miss Lulu Durfee arrived last
week for visit with her parents.
John Mulder is suffering with a
severe siege of pleurisy.
A baby boy arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pilon one
day last week
The w. c. T l. will meet on
Thursday, August s, with Mrs. Har-
ry Elder.
Master Aide Bostwick had two fin
gers badly mashed i'll a cider press
Tusday afternoon.
A little daughter came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Palm
quist last Thursday.
John Mulder. Bert and George
Bostwick, and Charles Philo auto
ed to Bellingham one day last week
Mrs. Lynn Brown was the guest
of Bellingham friends last Thurs
day.
Mrs. and Mrs. B. P. Shoemaker
were sightseeing in the Bay City
Wednesday.
It's too hot to bake bread. Besides
what's the use when you can get
Schmidt's home made bread. three
for ten cents.
Mrs. Harry Salzgaber and little
Miss Edna visited in Bellingham sew
eral days last week, and took in the
marathon festivities and the circus.
Ed Wines has rented the Henry
Van Os farm of 60 acres near Wor-
then Station for a term of three
years.
Mrs Harry Fountain. who has
been i'll in ST. Luke's hospital, re-
turned home Saturday, much i'm
proved in health.
The Tribune acknowledges very
pleasant call from Postmaster Ed
ridge. of Bellingham, the first of
the week.
The Boundary Mill company is
changing its location to the Clint
Brown timber. east of Roo & Van 1
Leeuwen's big mill.
Mrs. Rebecca Robb, of Chicago.
and Mrs. Percy Hood, of Ferndale,
were dinner guests at the Charles
E. Cline residence last Thursday.
Mrs. D. W. Moody and sons, of
Nooksack Falls. who were visiting
Mrs. c. B. Bar, returned home
Mrs. J. r. Frye, who has been tie
guest of Lynden friends for sever
al days, returned TO her home in
Shelton this mbrning.
Mrs. Herman Oordt and infant
lhild died at ten O'Clock Wednes-
day night. Besides her husband,
Mrs. Oordt leaves six children.
State Tax Commissioner CORR
ear will conduct a valuation hearing
Of Whatcom County property at Bel
lingaagl on August Is.
Mr.. Mexican and Miss Shand of
Seattle. returned to their home /
Sunday morning after very pleas
ant visit in Lynden as guests of
Miss Agnes Edison.
Mrs. and Mrs. S. H. Moorhead |
and daughter, who have been guests
at the Biehler home for few weeks.
left Thursday for Seattle where they
will visit before returning TO their
home in Iowa.
Mr.. ". H Bliss and daughter,
Henrietta. will leave today for al
three months visit with friends in
ngford. South Dakota, and Sumner
Nebraska.
Judge Hardin. after deserved
vacation. opened court at the coun-
~ seat on Tuesday. Judge Kellogg's
branch is now closed in order to
allow him a vacation and respite
from official duties.
J. Ten Dole, a resident of Spring
field, South Dakota, where he re-
Gently sold a half section of farm
land, has arrived in Lynden with
his family and will permanently re-
side here.
The next fruit growers field
meeting will be held at Blaine in the
city park at 10 a. m. and p. m.
of Wednesday, August Z Miss Keel
er. Prof. Sparks, and others will ad-
dress the gathering.
The eighth grade examinations
for public school children will be
held on Thursday and Friday, Au-
gust Is and l6. in the office Of
the county superintendent, in the
court house, Bellingham.
Mark Stone has bought 100 acres
of timber land located opposite the
Roo & Van Leeuwen mill, and de-