The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-11-28

Miss Sarah Westman of Bellins-
nam visited Mrs. ]. T. Boerhave the
first of the week.
Mr.. A. e. Geist of Seattle visit
co IN Lynaen this week, the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Biehler
Mrs. r. Eerkes of Oak Harbor
is visiting relatives and friends in
Lynden this week.
Mrs. A. r. Smith and daughter
Hazel, of Seattle, are visiting the
Jackman families.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly will give
thanksgiving dinner at the Shady
trook mill today. Covers will be
laid for about twenty-five guests.
Some one hereabouts has lost an
found has been left with the Bau-
man Implement Co.
Mrs Schrimsher, of Ketchican
Alaska, is here on d 3-weeks visit
to her parents, Gen. and Mrs Nc
Pherson.
Dad True says that whenever you
zee a mans mouth water as he goes
into the postoffice these days you
can bet your summer wages that
he's democrat.
Mr.. /. G. Neevil left on Tuesday
for Seattle where he will visit for
couple of weeks after which he will
go to California to remain several
months.
Biehler, the hardware man says
he has the right recipe for making
your home comfortable these cool
evenings, and if Biehler says he
has, he has.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Lash are
rejoicing over the advent of an
eight pound grandson, born No
vember goth The mother is their
daughter, Mrs. w. {. Dewey, re-
Gently OF California.
The splendid program to be Civ
en- by the Dark'own Minst'el5 at
the Electric Theatre next Tuesday
and Wednesday nights will DE
found on page 6 of this issue OF
The Tribune.
That fruit growing along with
dairying is the leading industry OF
this valley is evidenced by the great
improvement in the apples and pears
of local production that are offered
at the stores.
The Lynden fruit growers as
sociation is in a position to furnish
x.ln OF
growers plan now and ascertain
what their requirements will be and
then place their orders through the
association.
The. Tribune is thankful to the
many kind friends who have help
ed fill up. the local page from
week to week, and will appreciate
continuance Of the favors. ii
YOU have any news let US have II
because news is what The Tribunes
family of readers wants.
The LINDEN Department Store
reports having had one of the heaV-
lest days business last Saturday IN
the history of the big establishment,
showing that the people Of Lynden
and surrounding country have mon
ey with which to buy goods, aho
that the valley is in prosperous
condition Everybody on this day
CT national Thanksgiving should De
grateful for living in the best sec
ton on earth.
The entertainment committee OF
the volunteer fire department has
decided not to put on the play.
1.-The Moonshiner's Daughter, untii
a later date, but will offer in It's
stead a wholesome. fun-maklng HI
tie playlet in three acts, written py
local playwrights. The comedy Will
be elaborately staged and produced
by home talent-fire department
talent. The name of the play Is
not to be announced until the rise
Of the curtain on the first ACT anu
its authors have modestly requeslea
that their names be not given. All
the scenes of the play are laid III
LINDEN, and the committee havihs
The affair in charge declare tha'
!, i. is a scream from start TO finish.