The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-01-23
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

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; Mrs. Jacobs visited in Belling-
ham several days last week.
Mr.. Folz is now rapidly recover.
! ing from his long spell of sickness.
Miss Martha Koonze. from Mime.
! sofa. is the guest of Miss Ruth Han
dy this week.
Mr.. Henry Thompson, Of Belling-
ham, spent Sunday in this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Tremain, Jr
Mrs. Larus Crimson, of Belling-
ham visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sampley
over Sunday.
The old buildings on the Van Gel
der corner are being RACED prepare
tory to the erection of modern
structure by the Lynden Imp'emen'
Co. and r. Haveman.
Plenty of snow, and weather cold
enough to suit everyone but the ice
man, who is wondering where next
summers supply of ice cream is com
ing from.
The c. /. W. W. Club gave a par
ty at l. o. o. F. hall on Tuesday e.
vening, at which about thirty-five OF
Lynden's younger set enjoyed a mer.
ry evening.
The large telephone poles along
the south side of Front street are
being removed, new ones placed in
alleys taking their place. A decided
improvement, and a step in the RICH
direction for city beautiful
On Monday evening, January p
Mr.. ]. P. Macpherson. an able Bible
student, of New York. under the au-
spices of the International Bible
Students Association will deliver a
free Bible lecture at the /. o. 0. r.
hall.
Misses Hattie Noteboom and Ale
ia landau have just returned from
trip to North Yakima, where they
spent several weeks with relatives
and friends. They report very en-
joyable time but were glad to re-
turn to Lynden.
The big ditching machine which f
C. Crabtree is going to operate, ant
which he purchased from Bauman
Implement Co.. arrived on Monday.
II is one of the largest machines ev-
er brought to this section. and cost
something over 100000.
Mrs. A. r. Fayette has resigned
her position as night operator OF
the Farmers Mutual Telephone
Co. here She expects to leave
soon for Ketchican. Alaska, where
she has accepted a similar position
Her many friends wish her success
in the far north.
Mr.. F. w. Pattison. of Everett, in
company with his wife, who are Wis
iting friends here, was taken week
ago with a severe attack of heart
trouble. Under care of DR.. Wood,
he is improving nicely. Their son
Leon. of Everett, was in town Sun
day to visit his father.
The w. C. T. U. will have an all
day Institute in the lecture room OF
the Methodist church on Thursday,
the 3Oth inst. Two of the state OF
Ulcers, Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Clark.
will be present to conduct the In
stitute, and a large attendance is de
sired.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety will have charge Of the servic-
es at the M. E. church next Sunday
evening. The following program will
be rendered: " Talk on Mormon
ism," by Miss Lydia Rouls. A read
ing by Mrs. Eva Thompson, and spe'
ial music will be provided. Every
one is cordially invited.
The directors of the Lynden fruit
growers association held an import
ant meeting Friday afternoon, at
which considerable business was
transacted Robert Heaton was
reelected president and G. w. Prick
as Secretary. T. H. Smith and Chap
Bayes will make an energetic can
vass in the interests of the associa-
tion to ascertain just how much
new acreage will be set out to ber-
ries this year.
Abe Bauman says he doesn't see
why men will allow their wives to
drudge over wash tub or with an
old style machine on wash day
when they can buy one of the new
kind at such small cost. and on in
stallments if desired. The machines
represent the latest Improvements in
lab Dor saving devices, and are one of
the greatest inventions of the age
Step into the Baumanh Implement
Cos place of business and let them
show you.
The funeral of Mrs. Andriana Len.
Ysen, wife of Theodore Lenssen. oc-
Cured at noon Monday at the First
Reformed church on Grover street,
the Rev. G. J. Brouwer and Rev. p.
j. Hoekenga conducting the servic-
es. Mrs. Lenssen had been ill for
four months. and for several weeks
her life had been despaired of. A
large number of friends of the fami-
ly attended the funeral services at
the church and followed the remains