The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-08-22
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
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Mrs. Ebey. OF Bellingham. is Wis
lung her mother, Mrs. Judson.
Miss Gertie Hoover, of Everson
! visited her sisters, Misses Ada ant
Nettie Hoover Sunday.
A baby girl came to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. WieberdinB
| last Saturday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Thompson
and Cloud autoed to Bellinghau
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Walter G. Hemingway left
/ this morning for a weeks visit with
! friends in Everett.
Mrs. George True leaves tomor.
row morning for a weeks visit with
her son and family in Everett.
! Mrs. T. Storey and Mrs. Fish
er went to Glacier Monday, where
they visited the Collins camp until
/ Tuesday evening.
Mrs Charles c. True was called
to Bellingham Monday by the ill
ness of her brother, Frank Drake
who has typhoid fever.
Will Parker left for Portland. Or.
egon, Tuesday, to attend the funer-
al of brother who died from inju.
ries received in falling from a mo-
torcycle.
M. w. Stone has sold the Palace
Hotel to c. A. Breckenridge who
will hereafter conduct the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone and family have
moved to Bellingham.
The county commissioners pro
ceedings for August session are to-
day published on pages 2, 5, and
. of The Tribune, the official news
paper of Whatcom County.
VII Blonden and Mabel Gowen
were quietly married at the Blond
en- home Tuesday evening, the Rev.
Herbert Jones performing the cere-
mony.
Mr.. F. ] .Shinn informs The Tri-
bune that he has moved to Ash
land, Oregon, where he and his fam
lily are at home at 81 North Main
street They send their regards to
all Lynden friends.
Knapp, the Lynden furniture deal
er, has some splendid bargains in
brass beds, which for style, beauty
and price excel anything in that
line ever offered in Whatcom Coun-
ty.
A. A. Bauman and P. H. kooy-
man have acquired the S0-acre farm
formerly owned by o. W. Cook, a.
bout six miles southwest of Lynden.
The price paid for the place was not
ascertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slade left
this morning for Roberts. Idaho
where they will look after property
interests They are undecided as
to whether or not they will return
10 Lynden.
Messrs John Helder. Will Gerrit
tduuST HIlSuu. l1cuIs iaASS, - oAAA
Rutgers and Mr. Meenk returned tn
last of the week from a short out
ing in the Mount Baker region. The
party made a climb to the summit OF
the mountain while away.
Elmer Lund, Chester Worthen,
Alvin Pyeatt and Roy Clark re-
turned Saturday from a camping
trip at Glacier. Roy and Chester
joined a Bellingham party in max
ing an ascent of Mount Baker
that's what's the matter with their
faces.
w. A. Fisher, who has been
spending his vacation in various
parts of Washington and Oregon
returned TO Lynden last week. MIR.
Fisher will be one of the High
School teachers for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. Polinder and Mr.. BANKERS
left Tuesday for a trip to Holland
Mr. Polinder will also. stop at diff
ferent points in Minnesota, Kansas
and Nebraska, and Mr.. BANKERS
will visit in Iowa. They expect to
be gone about three months.
! George A. Henson and c. W
Brandon of Bellingham were in Lyn
den Saturday in the interests OF +
c. Million, democratic candidate FOL
governor. Mr.. Million will speak
here sometime in the near future
the exact date not having been ar
ranged, but probably about the %
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Forbes, who
have resided at National City, Cal
ifornia, for the past two years, are
here on a visit. They made the
trip by auto, and assert that on
the entire trip they saw no place
that looked as good to them as Lyn-
den and the Nooksack valley.
Taking Lynden township assess
ment as basis the board of equal
izat4on will probably raise the as
sessments of at Leaf five town
ships before they adjourn at the end
of the week. If the proposed raise
carries it will amount to considerable
| The board will adjourn Saturday