The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-12-19

ny. and Mrs. w. H. Waples spept
TIE weekend in Seattle.
Inc fruit growers in the vicinity
OF Clearbrook have formed an as
ISOLATION. -
Some forty of Lynden's enthu-
siastic Nimrods will organize q Gun
Club this evening.
mrs George True will leave Sum-
Gay Tor Everett to remain sometime
at the home of her son.
MRS. Clarence Hitchcock returned
last week from St. Luke's hospital
much improved in health.
Mrs. ]. R. Stark and Mrs. Mol
.e Stark Williams will spend the
holidays with relatives in Seattle.
The w. C. T. U. will meet on
Thursday. December 26. at the
home of Mrs Eva Thomson
A county meeting of fruit grow
ers will be held at Bellingham next
Saturday
Lynden Lodge No. Sc A. F. & A.
M. will hold it's annual election Of
OFFICERS next Thursday evening, De-
tember &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stark and
tile son, of Sumas, were over-Sun-
LAY guests atthe home of their mo-
Their. Mrs. ]. R. Stark.
Ed Anderson had his left hand
badly lacersted by saw while at
work in the Bertram single mill
last Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Zoet cut her hand 80 Sc
verely last Wednesday that it was
necessary to have several stitches
taken in it.
Mrs. l. E. Kimball.. a sister of
Mr.. George Worthen. is here from
New York state on a visit OF indefi-
mite length.
People who say they are glad
Christmas comes but once a year
are usually the ones that give the
least.
The Bauman Implement Co has
sold B. C. Crabtree traction ditch
er, the first one placed in this Sec
ton.
The Kale Brothers cannery at
Everson put up and disposed of
season.
Mrs. Will Cramer arrived from
No1 dny for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. NJ. Horton, and other rel
atives.
Fruit Inspector c. E. Flint has
been doing some good work in Or
. ganizing the fruit growers OF vari-
GUS sections. A fruit growers as
sociation has been organized at Ma
rietta, with A c. Boswell as pres
ident and Robert Hauser secretary.
DR.. F. E. Yoakum, of Los An
geles. writes to Lynden friends that
he will arrive here and begin a
series of meetings at the Pentecost-
al Mission, December %, 20, 27, Is
and 90, holding both day and even
ing services. DR.. Yoakum is spok-
en- of very highly, and a cordial In
,ltation is extended the people OF
LINDEN to avail themselves OF this
opportunity to hear him.
And now Custer is to have
fruit and vegetable cannery. Gus
Ter lies in the center OF one Oh
the best sections for profitable hor-
ticulture. An effort is being MADE
tn have the Blaine growers join
with Custer in the erection OF
larger cannery at Custer rather thah
a smaller one at both towns. Sena-
tor Brown says that the Custer can
merry is sure to be built in the
spring.
Mr. Smallfield, of the Electric
Theatre, has been favoring patrons
of his house with some high class
nhoto plays this season. The "Res-
direction given Tuesday nlgnt'
has been shown in the leading pho'o
NAV houses of the larger cities at
an admission price double that ask
cd here. Good, wholesome, picture
nlays have a place in the moral anu
educational life of the present age
and the local photo play house man
.pement is deserving OF encourage
n,ant by the people OF Lynden II
e.. effort to supply the people Win
high class productions AT ~"
admission price.
NOTICE
r,,D PATRONS OF THE LYN-