The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-08-01
Additional Local News on 9Th PAGE.

oon@i Local News on 9th Page.
Mrs. Lambert Zoet visited in the
Bay City a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Collins wis.,
tied in Glacier Sunday.
Miss Hilda Err visited her par
ents in Bellingham Sunday.
Mrs. B. V. Vale and daughters
are home from a short vacation
spent In Bellingham
Mrs. J. r. Stark has been enter
tanning her sister. Mrs Carr, of
Seattle, for some days
Little Ivan Jameson, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is much
improved.
A fruit and produce growers as
soclation Will be organized at
Blaine next Saturday, the meeting
to be held in the city hall there at
2:30 p. N.
Mr. Sexton. Of California, will
deliver a lecture on Bible subjects
at Pixley's hall this evening. No
admission will be charged. and no
collection taken. The public is in
yited.
Mrs. J. NJ. Simmons and little
daughter. Eugenia, formerly of
South Dakota, but now of Tacoma,
are visiting their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Rinehart and daughter.
Mr.. Isaac Neevil and sister, Miss
Francis. were pleasant callers at the
G. T. Schuyleman home on Mon
day evening. Mr. and Miss Neevil are
old schoolmates of Mrs. Schuyleman
from Alto. Wisconsin.
A lodge of the Royal Arcanum.
an order which provides safe and
sound life insurance in sums OF one.
two and three thousand dollars. at
rates as low as it is possible to Sc
cure good insurance. is to be organ
lied in Lynden and the roll for MEN,
bersAip call is now open.
The summer nights festival to
be given by the volunteer fire de-
partment on the evening of Thurs
day. August %. promises TO be
a pronounced success and one OF
the attractive events of the season.
Miss Esther Swanson has left for
a two weeks visit with relatives and
friends near Vancouver. B. c.
Mrs. f. Ward and Mrs. NJ. Mann
lock, of Seattle, have been in Lyn-
den for several days, introducing a
new and improved form of that
we'll known home remedy, antiphlo-
gistine-commonly known as Den
yer mud The preparation. which
is in liquid form. is kept in stock
at Edson's drug store.
The stork paid visit to the
home of Mr.. A. A. Bauman, OF the
Bauman Implement Company sun
day morning and left beautiful
baby girl The chief of the fire de-
partment is partial to girls. the
tiny lady being the fourth TO bless
his home. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely, and Papa Bauman
is simply jubilant.
Mr.. Harry Fleming and family
are going to leave the city TO 10
cate in New Westminster, B. C.. and
will dispose of their household ef-
fects at public auction on saturday
afternoon, August 3, at their home
on 3rd and Front streets, opposite
the Bauman Implement Cos place
of business. The sale will begin AT
two o'clock. and auctioneer Bost-
wick will officiate.
The Tribune believes that some
of the business men OF Lyhoen
who belong TO a commercial cluD
for the purpose. among other things
of encouraging the habit of patron |
izing home industry among our
people. themselves unwittingly MO-
lated this principle when they ao-
yertised in a local theater pro-
gram printed in Bellingham. Al
least some of them were given 10
understand that the home printery
would be. or had been, given an OPP
portunity TO figure on the WORK.
The fact of the matter is that The
Tribune did not offer TO do the
lob for s27.00. or any other old
dollars and was not even approach
ed for an estimate on the Work.