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

; October 2, 3, 4 and 5-Wnl you come?
DR.. Beebe, of Everson, was a LINDEN
visitor Monday.
+. A. Cakes was transacting business
In Bellingham Friday.
Marion Palmer retrned Saturday from
a visit with friends In Seattle.
baby boy arrived at the home of
/ w. Wines Saturday
The regular monthly meeting of the
lire department will be held next Mon
day evening.
j. s. Keeney, travelling freight agent
OF the Northern Pacific railroad, was a
l.ynden visitor on Monday.
Miss Pauline Handy returned from
California last Friday, and will visit
her parents this summer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slade and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Slade autoed to AIgers Sun
| DAY.
DR.. Wilbur. who has been a Shattle
visitor for the past month, returned
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Palmer are happy
over the arrival of a baby girl who
anne to their home Sunday
Miss Wanda Saxauer arrived Sunday
for short visit at the George Hall
home.
RHoekstra, of Seattle. visited friends
aud aloft II, 7
until Monday.
Deacon Whites lecture has been post
poned from Saturday night to n later
date.
Mrs. Warren, wife of Captain Warren,
entertained the members of the Roe
Ia Club of Blaine. Tuesday. eighteen
members being present.
The registration books for the coming
bond election will be closed on June
80 Register. Unless you do. you can
not vote.
Mr. G. o. Gustin Is picking a quantity
of extra fine and delicious red raspber-
ries from his berry garden here in the
city.
Mrs Roy True, of Everett, and Mrs.
Loux. of Bellingham. We're guests yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George True.
II. o. Westgrad, OF Bellows Falls, Ver-
mont. representative of the U. s. Cream
Separator Co., was in Lynden on bust
ness the first of the week.
The Misses Hatley. of Bellingham, Sis
tiers of John Hatley Of the Heaton
mill, visited at the home of Mrs Ma
ry Jones for several days last week.
Everybody in Lynden should go over
to Ferndale on Lynden Day at the
Chautauqua, which is Friday, July 9Th.
Help make the day one of the biggest
and best Of the session.
Travellers on the Northwood road re-
port that two trees were struck by
lightning during the storm Tuesday
evening at point near where Mr..
Phil Barnhart met his death in the
electrical storm Of last week.
Mr.. DeHoOg. OF Boyden. Iowa, has
bought the Nichols farm of 90 acres
on the double ditch road one and one
half miles northwest Of town, for
consideration of $1,000. Mr. DeHoog
will convert the place into dairy farm
Interest in the weekly drills of the
fire department keeps up in spite of
the hot summer weather. The members
of the department respond to the call
each week, and are deserving of praise
and encouragement from our citizens.
Miss Vernice Moore, of Bellingham,
was a guest last week at the home of
Mrs. Mary Jones. A party was given
in her honor Wednesday evening at
the Jones residence, at which about
thirty young people were present.
Mr.. j. c. Beach has sold his residence
and the adjacent lots on west Front
Street to G. w. Prick, recently arrived
from Salem, Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beach are to retain possession Of the
property until August LIST, when 1t is
| their intention to purchase a home clos
er to the business section.
Mr.. Charles E. Cline will deliver two
| lectures at the Electric Theater next