The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-20
dditional Local on Page six.

: dditional Local on Page six.
Mrs. Everett Horton and Miss Tilda
Tromp were Bellingham visitors Tues.
Gay.
Robert O'Neill. ex-postmaster of Lyn
| den, but now a resident of St. Helena
California, is here on business.
An eleven and one-ha1f pound DO!
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Pix
ley yesterday morning.
| Miss Ina Jacobs and Miss Lena Breck-
enridge are visiting Mrs. William kel-
| ly, near Stones MILL
ten days visit to Portland and south
ern Idaho.
marriage license was issued by
County Auditor Van wyck on Tuesday
| to Alexander Cox, of Lynden. and Mrs
Mary B. Maginnis, of Bellingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gross and baby, of Sc
attic are here for weeks visit with
Mr.. Gross parents MI. and Mrs S. B.
Gross.
The Baptist Association held its annu-
al meeting at Blaine this week. Miss
Ruth Handy, Miss Mabel Plank and
Rev. r. l. Case were delegates in at
tendance from Lynden.
Next Tuesday evening. June %, Lyn-
den Grange will have its annual straw
hrry festival at the Odd Fellows hall.
good program has been arranged and
all visiting patrons are invited. Straw
berries, cream and cake will be furn-
ished by the members.
The Women's Relief Corps will cele-
brate the June birthdays of the MEM
bers of the G. A. r. by a luncheon on
next Saturday afternoon, June END. Sew
eral old soldiers are to be honored. and
a large attendance is requested and ex-
pected. In addition to the luncheon,
there will be a postcard shower.
\ grand ball will be given at Pixley
ball on the evening of July 9TH. First
class music will be furnished by the
lynden orchestra, consisting of five
pieces. W. S. Baldwin will act as floor
manager and good time is assured
20 all patrons of the dance.
Walter Muencher and Carl V. Cline
who are freshmen at the state College
1T Pullman, are at home for the sum-
mer vacation. They report having had
had a good school year, but think there
is place like Lynden, after all. Both
OF the young men expect to return TO
Pullman in the fall.
The local womens Christian Temper
ance Union is planning a Fourth of Ju-
ly picnic, and have secured the use of
The new fair grounds for the day. All
who care to join them are cordially in
vited to do so. The order of the day
will be we'll filled lunch baskets, songs,
extemporaneous talks, and general
good time.
The LINDEN Giants were defeated by
the Bellingham X. c. team at Belling-
ham last Sunday, by a 3 to 2 score. Up
to the eighth inning, the home team led
with a score of to /, but in the ia
tai eighth. the baking powder bunch sue
ceeded in scoring twice. The North
Bellingham club will cross bats with
the Giants at Hawley's park next Sun
day. and a good game is anticipated
by the local fans.
Deacon White. with whom David
traded horses, Will entertain the peo-
pie Of Lynden with a diversified talk,
saturday night, June 49, at Jamieson's
hall The entire proceeds of this enter
lainment will be donated to the city
Of LINDEN for the purpose of erecting
4 public fountain at a point selected
by the city council, Admission. Sc
,-nts. Those under the age of IS not
admitted.
Last Saturday evening a number of
young people gave William Fritz a
very pleasant surprise at his home south
west of Lynden. The evening was spent
in playing games, and at II o'clock a
luncheon of cocoa, cake and sandwich
es was served. Those present were the
Misses Cecile Watson, Trixy Meurer,
| Tillie Meurer Ada Baldwin, Olga Ar
lit, May Anderson, Mrs. Herb and
Messrs. Ralph Baldwin, Valentine Mel
dthart, John Jensen, John Mulder. WILL
lam Muerer, and William Fritz.
The local lodge of Brotherhood OF
! American Yeomen gave social at PIX
| ley's hall on Tuesday evening, which
was we'll attended by members of the
order and invited guests. Cards were
enjoyed by those who wished 10 play
and later program consisting of
number of musical selections and reel
tations was rendered, and addresses WERE
made by Mrs. Ollie Williams and Mr.
William Grimstead, Of Bellingham, anc
Mr.. F. A Case, of Seattle, all senior
officials of the order in the Washing