The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-09-05
LOCAL and PERSONAL


Prof. P. A. Wright was a bust
ness visitor in Bellingham Saturday.
new boy came to the A. Har-
lander home yesterday.
Roy Clarke left Tuesday for Pull
man to resume his studies at the
agricultural school,
| baby son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Spangler on
! Tuesday.
Miss Cecil Rinehart returned
Sunday from a two weeks visit at
Noon.
Mr.. Tom Williams. who lives
north of town, suffered q stroke
of paralysis Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret l.. Watson return
ed Tuesday from a few days visit
with Bellingham friends.
G. A. Pence, republican candi-
date for county assessor, is in Lyn-
den calling on his many friends.
Hazel Ecker fell from a swing
while playing at school Wednesday
and suffered serious injury.
Mr.. Westbrook. an old friend of. Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Breckenridge, from
Illinois, is guest at the Brock
enridge home.
Mr.. G. w. Prick has a record crop
of beans on his river bottom farm,
and is disposing of the same to the
Everson cannery.
Fall is here, and Miss Folz has
returned with correct line of east
ern millinery. Buy where you get
the seasons latest novelties.
Duty Calls You! Progressive Pri.
maries next Saturday, IL A. M.
to 8 p. NJ.
Attention of Tribune readers is
called to the advertisement of Mr..
Smallfield's Electric Theatre on
page six of this weeks issue OF the
paper.
Mrs. Ed Barnes and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting in and
around Lynden for few weeks re-
turned to their home in Canada
Wednesday morning.
DR.. J. w. Penberthy and wife
and daughter, Clara. OF Seattle, and
Mrs. w. H. Towner. of Bellingham.
were dinner guests at the home OF
Mrs. Ellen Baxter last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Palmer have
received news from Riverside that
nine pound son has come to the
home of their daughter. Mrs. Carrie
Price Scribner.
Carpenters and painters are putting
the finishing touches on the interi-
or of the Farmers Mercantile Co.'S
new building. and Mr.. Jameson ex-
poets to be occupying the same next
week.
Mrs. w. II. Towner. of Belling-
ham. visited friends here last Fri
day. Mrs. Towner was a former res
ident of Lynden. Mr.. Towner hav-
ing published the first newspaper is
sued here.
Henry Shagren, B. c. Crabtree
and Will Jackman are mentioned as
possible nominees for county COM
missioner at the Bull Moose conven-
ton to be held at Bellingham next
Tuesday.
The Pythian Sisters were hostess
es at the X of p. hall Wednesday
evening to the Knights of Pythias
and their invited friends. Five
hundred was the amusement, and la
ter ice cream and cake were served
to about thirty guests.
Mr.. A. ]. Brown and family. for
mer residents of Lynden but lately
residing at Blaine, returned Tues
day, again to make thier home in
the metropolis of the Nooksack val
ley. Mr.. Brown some time ago
purchased the George Err property
until recently occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thompson, and will re-
side there.
| Mrs. George True returned Mon
day evening from ten days visit
to her son and family in Everett
Mrs. True availed herself of the OPP
portunity to hear Eugene V. Debs,
candidate for president on the So
cialistic ticket, who spoke to the
voters of Everett last Sunday, and
she reports that the political senti-
ment of that place appears to be en-
tirely Progressive and Socialistic.
T. H. Smith, of Lynden, is almost
certain to be the Republican nominee
for state senator from the 41st dis
trict, he being practically alone in the
race, Hon. J. A. Lochbaum, of Sumas,
and Charles b. Sanlpley, of Lynden
both good men and at one time seek
ers after the Republican nomination.
having withdrawn and joined their for
tunes with the third party. T. H.
Smith is an old anG highly respected
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