The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
Additional Local News ON PAGE. and g.

Mrs. Everett Horton was a Bell
ihgham passenger Tuesday morning
A new boy came to the homo ~
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Jensen E-;do,
Dr. {. H. Mcleod was i'll and nm.
aoie 10 be at his office yesterday.
George Bruins went to Be,,inp.
ham Friday.
The w. c. T. U. meets March
10Th with Mrs. c. A. Bostwick.
Dr. Mounter was in Bellingham
on professional business Friday.
r. NJ. Bloom was in from North.
wood Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles True were
III beiiingham Sunday.
Fred Hanson and family left for
California Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Dunlap has gone to Seat
lie to escape the dash of winter
that is with us.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stark and
little son, Whitney, came over from
Sumas Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. David Hintz attended the
Dirthaay party of her father. Wal
lace Palmer, on Saturday.
Ben Nelson. living north of town
was sent to the hospital for the in
sane the first Of the week.
A baby girl came to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. McPhail on
Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Nelson went to Bur-
Hngton yesterday for a short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. C.. B.. Vail went to Bell
ingham Tuesday. where she will re-
Geive surgical treatment.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Spaaman has almost recovered
from its recent illness.
The infant child OF Nj and Mrs.
Dave Larson. of Blaine. was buri-
ed in the Lynden cemetery Tues
day morning.
Miss Mabel Plank was i'll sever
al days this week. the high school
girls substituting for her III the
school room.
The ladies of the Missionary cir
Gle Of the Baptist church entertain
ed about twenty-five ladies Of the
Baptist congregation Friday after
noon at the Richard Handy home.
Don't fail to see Ralph Bingham
at Pixley's Opera house tonight. A
hearty laugh will do you good. and
Bingham is an expert laugh-mak-
er.
Mrs. C. R. Axling. who under
went an operation at st. Luke's
hospital last Friday. Is improving
rapidly and hopes soon to return
home.
Lewis Tromp Is the one lone,
brave boy in the domestic science
class in school. But he Is especi-
ally efficient in the culinary art
and the girls must look we'll to
their laurels.
Mr.. H. H. Jameson and Cecil
spent Sunday in Belllngham WIN
Mrs. Jameson and Master ivan.
Little Ivan. who underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis last Fiji
day. is convalescing nicely, ana
IA expected that he will be able 10
return home the last OF the week.
From the statement made by Il
young fellow who bid his 1riehos III
Spokane good bye. saying ne war
going either to hell or 10 ror,ianu
and who was later located AT Aoer,
deem, it must not be- at all ihierreu
that the Grays Harbor metropolis IL
the headquarters for his Seniahlc
majesty. -s-I ~As
There will be an evening OF mu-
sic story and song at Pixley's OPP
ora house tonight, Thursday, evening
March 20. when the prince OF en-
,ertainers, Ralph Bingham, makes
hi. appearance, completing the sea
.on,s lyceum course. Mirth and run
making are Mr. Bingham's business
and he is proclaimed as a master
at the art.
Another special meeting OF the
.,,v council was held Tuesday even
tng tn consider the street lighting
nronosition with the local represent
,at,va Of the electric light company
Tha council made a proposition by
Which the city will be better hgh''
"a at about the same expense ut
g. NOW incurred. The matter Is un'
40 consideration by the light com
pany.
THO members Of the w. X. Z
rova Mrs. Sands a pleasant sur
Sr,.e marty Tuesday. the occasion
Sa,rv her seventy-ninth birthoas
.,1oreary. The affair was In tn'
SINE Of postcard shower. A
na those who enjoyed the da!
Itch Mrs.. sands we're the following
NJ. Wi, storey, of BeliingnaM
~. George NAPLES, Of Sumas, MIS-
Wanles. Mr.. and Mrs: bra6iey
NJ and Mrs. J. X. Rinehart, ME-
T.:.Svay. Mrs. Bame. Mrs. Beach
NJ and Mrs. A. H. Frasier'
r G. Wander Mel and fanny n.s
~ during their residence at Gus
,ar have made many friehas' a.
sor the east recently to remain IN
so,,nite,y Their departure was ue
,.aa mon somewhat suddenly, an
.sav Aid not have an opportunity =
inv Sisu to all of their friends am
say uhhcra and they wish throusl
The Tribune's columns !" ,ahho,
their appreciation OF the nsnsrn =
,v GOOD will and kinoness har<
,hem during their resloeuce The
and to say good bye TO tnos "v,ns
~sre unable to see before 'e"s