The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-13

Registration books are open
Charlie Stanley was in Belling-
ham Friday.
Sheriff L. A. Thomas was in
town one day last week.
Skating has been good for some
time at Wiser Lake.
Marshall King was in Belling-
ham Friday.
Ralph Roo made a business trip
to Bellingham last Friday.
George Bostwick was in Belling-
ham Friday.
Detective DeHaven had business
in Lynden last week.
Fred Weller spent few days last
week with his sister. Mr.. Rowell.
Fred Bruins was a Bellingham
visitor Friday.
Miss Tilda Tromp spent Tuesday
in Bellingham.
Mrs. A. Ebey is at home again
after a visit in Bellingham.
County Commissioners Legoe and
Kemper were Lynden visitors Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pratt. of Bel
bingham. were Sunday guests at
the Jameson home.
Mrs. Dufner and son, VIII Fritz
were in Bellingham Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Charles o. Osgood, of Green
wood. came home from Bellingham
ON Friday evenings train.
Ice is being garnered for summer
use both from the river and Wiser
Lake.
Laurel and Ferndale played bas
ket ball Friday. resulting in vic
tory for Laurel.
Miss Agatha Err returned to he
home in Bellingham Saturday wher
she will attend school.
Miss o. Handy and Miss E. Boo
man were at home from thel1
schools over Sunday.
Mayor Heaton leaves tomorrow
for a trip to Seattle. Puyallup, o.
lympia and Tacoma.
Mrs. M. l.. Watson was in Bell
ingham the greater part OF las
week, the guest of Miss DeHaven.
Mrs. Charles B. Sampley and lit
tie daughter. Violet. spent Sunday
with Bellingham friends.
]. B. Wilmore has sold Lot
in. Block 10. being the northeast
corner of Sixth and Liberty streets
TO H. H. Jameson, for 1880.
Miss Ada Hooton, one Of The
Blaine teachers, was guest at the
Lynn Wright home the last OF the
week.
Miss Rockey and friend, Miss
Gwynn, Silver Beach teachers,
spent the weekend with the c. b.
Bay family.
Asa Palmer and wife are here
from Charleston, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Palmer is in the government
employ.
The Teachers-Patrons meeting at
the home of Mrs. Trina Wortnen
was postponed last week on ac-
count of the icy weather.
Miss Florence Charroin. OF Bel
bingham, was renewing acqua1nt-
ances in Lynden the last OF the
week, and was the guest OF MISS
Amy Vail while here.
The council granted permit to
the Lynden Implement C., Frlda!
night. for the erection of two-stor!
building on the old Van Gelder cor
ner.
Mrs. Dunker's parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Simonds, have decided TO pro.
long their stay in California unit.
the present frosty season Is over.
Mr.. ]. C. Beach has been called
to Michigan by the illness OF hi'
mother He left THURSDAY, ana i
is proba BILE his brother will accom-
pany him home.
Last Friday party was giver
for Mrs. Pauline Err at the home
of Mrs. A. II. Frasier. A large
number of friends assembled to en-
JOY the occasion.
When the robins come and TIT
bob-o-links begin to burbie, II II
time for some one to show up u
cart away the winters accumulatiol
ofjunk. (For a small compensation.
Who will 1t be?
A prominent citizen of our tow
WAS heard to say that he had no
seen an intoxicated person in Lyn
den for over three weeks. Nor
proof that the town can easil
spare the saloon.
DR.. w. WILDER was storm-boun
at the Bradley home last weeR
The recent furry of cold weathe
found him there on a visit. whic
was prolonged until the weathe
moderated.