The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-27
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Lynden Day at the Ferndale Chau
tauqua-Friday, July 5th.
Mr.. P. A Clarke and family have lef
Tor visit to friends and relatives a,
Forreston, Minnesota.
Miss Tillie Haverman is back at he,
post at the Farmers Mercantile Co.
after an illness of several weeks
Steffe, the grocer, had the first red
raspberries of the season on sale Mt
his store Saturday.
Gordon Freeman came over from New
Westminster Sunday to visit his friend
Mas ~ Harrison Stearns.
Mrs. Hne and daughter Mabel, and
Mr. Stowe, of Bellinghan, were Tuesday
dinner guests at the Captain Warren
home
VIII Bauman autoed to Tacoma last
week. He returned Sunday evening in a
~ jackson car, making the trip from
Tacoma in eleven hours.
Mr.. ard Ms. Wash Topping, formerly
of LINDEN but now of Everett are here
for ii weeks visit with relatives and
frier dis
James Alexander has bought from A.
l.. Swim lot just west of the NAPLES
mill and will build a home thereon. The
consideration for the lot was $3.50
George Cole and Lynn ]. Brown have
bought the Murray ranch of 40 acres
near the Modern Mill. and will hold the
same as an investment.
A word to the June brides: You will
be happiest If you see that hubby gets
the furniture at Knapp's. Kuapp's fur
niture creates an atmosphere of hap
piness and comfort in the home.
Mr. Cakes, the grocer. will in future
carry a line of fresh vegetables, re-
ers, and solicits the patronage Of
those desiring such goods.
Three business buildings in the main
part of Ferndale We're destroyed by
fire from an unknown cause on Sun
day morning. The loss is between 5000
and $1,000.
Charles Bylsma, son of o. j. Bylsma,
OF the Lynden Implement Co.. is eX-
pected home from the academy at Or
ange City, Iowa, where he just gradu-
ated with high honors in a class of
eighty students.
Next Saturday June 49, will be red
letter day at the stores in Lynden CIV
ing S. T. II. trading stamps Two dol
lars worth of stamps will be given free
to those who cut out the coupon from
the ad on the second page of The
Tribune.
w. r, Jones' the popular dealer in
mems furnishings, will move into ms
new location opposite his present store
soon after the Fourth. Mr.. Jones Will
then have better and more commodious
quarters in which to care for his grow
ing trade.
A grand ball will be given at Pixley
ball on the evening of July 4th. First
class music will be furnished by the
LINDEN orchestra, consisting OF 1iVe
rieces. w, S. Baldwin will act as floor
manager and good time Is assur2o
20 all patrons of the dance.
W. E. Warren, proprietor OF the Boun-
dary Garage, brought to The Tribune
office the other day a hens egg meas
uring Ia by 1-2 inches. Some egg,
fiat. Even the Industrious hen is en-
gased in keeping up the reputation t1
I,u.;n and the Nooksack valley Tor
sar.,rior producing qualities.
Al RI. Gerlach, of Castor, Alberta, VS.
tied LINDEN the latter part OF the week.
MIR t;crlach was looking over the coun-
r., with n view of locating, and was
bei,,r shown around by Henry Shasren.
lie was greatly impressed with our vast
r.. .r;,ccs, the fertility of the SOIL ana
tie PROSPECTUS appearance OF TINS Sec
tion.
Mr.. J. r. VAIL former customs ON
Ger at this place, but who mas zee"
transferred to Blaine. has sold ms res
idonca here to the First REFORMED
church. and the same will be useu a'
n parsonage by the Rev. G. >. brou-
war Mr.. Vail will have pubic sale
of furniture on next Saturday, pegihr'ns
~ one o'clock, when Auctioneer bos'-
n,i.k will dispose of all of the mousse
ho,d effects of the Vail home.