The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-20
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Swat the fly 1t is the most danger
Gus animal on earth.
A baby boy came to the home o.
MIR. and Mrs. V. J. Maneval Thursday
Mr.. B. p. Shoemaker was a Boiling
ham visitor Saturday.
NJ. Palmer had his arm badly cut by
cross cut saw last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Philo We're enter.
tanning Vancouver friends Saturday.
Mr.. Pixley will give another of his de-
Eghtful dancing parties at Pixleys hall
on next Saturday evening.
The W. c. T. U. will meet Thursday
afternoon, June q, with Mrs. T. II.
Smith. All are cordially invited.
Alvah, left Saturday for a weeks Wis.,
II in Seattle and Oak Harbor
Dan Cloud was confined to his home
all of last week with an attack of sciat-
lie rheumatism, but is out again.
The early female fly is mother of a mil
lion before the season closes. Get busy
with the swat stick
Roy Clarke returned the last of the
week from Pullman, where he has been
attending the agricultural college.
Bepnett, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Gale, has been quite ser-
ously ill for the past week with lung
I,,t ic eli
Blaine is to have cannery. Its cit
liens have become aware of the
necessity for such an enterprise in or
der to care for the increasing berry crop.
In a delivery of Strawberries to local
dealers by j. II. Bartlett who lives near
Wiser Lake, berry was found that
measured nine inches in circumference.
That is going some
The little daughter of C. Scott, re-
siding near the boundary line mashed
her finger in a clothes-ringer so Sc
verely last Thursday that it was nee
essary to call a physician to dress the
injured member.
Miss Eva Mulder returned last Satur-
day from Pullman where she has been
during the school year. She was met
in Bellingham by her parents, DR.. and
Mrs Mulder, and her brother, John
Mulder.
The members of the W. c. T. L. are
planning to give a Observation-Disclosures
declamatory contest in the near future.
Five Observation-Disclosures have been Sc
cured to take part. and several more
will be added to the list of contestants,
A box of Strawberries of the Norwood
variety, grown by J. X. Rinehart, was
left at the office of The Tribune the
Aother day. The berries were beauties
-,,,ld for size and flavor compare favor
ably with those grown anywhere
Fruit Inspector Flint has interested
the teachers at the state normal, OF
whom $50 are now registered for the
summer school, in the berry growers
meeting to be held at Berrylyn, in Lyn-
den on Saturday, and large NUMBER
have signified their intention to at
tend the same.
Mr. G. w. Prick, of Morris, Minneso-
ia. has come to Lynden to locate. Al
ter having visited almost every sectioh
of the west during the past two years
MIR Prick has come to the conclusion
that LINDEN and the Nooksack valley
offer the best opportunities and the
most favorable climate of any place ne
has seen.
Professor Herbsman. of washington
State University, was Lynden WISH
TOR early this week. He came to us
cuss plans for another lecture course
the same to be given during the sum
noar and fall Those who attended the
course of last year will remember frol,
Herbsman's very delightful number OF
the program
Judse jeremiah Neterer, who mas peei'
s.lacted by the other delegates as rep
rasentative of the entire delegation 10 ,he
rational convention at Baltimore, ae-
narted for the scene of next Week pis
,,ov-vow on Monday. Judge Ne'eie'
g. candid in his declaration that 1T
e. for w. J. Bryan first, last anu al
the time.