The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-27
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Dan Cloud, former publisher OF
The Tribune is now located at Mon
tesano, Washington.
Rev. G. j. Brouwer went to Oak
Harbor on Tuesday in the interest
of the new Klassis in this section.
Editor Altman, of the Nooksack
Reporter favored The Tribune with
a pleasant call last Friday.
Don't fail to attend the Fruit
Growers meeting in Lynden on
next Monday.
Mrs. H. H. and C. A. Jameson
| of Lynden visited with Mrs. ID. II
Jameson of Everson this week.
Miss Mary Jameson has taken
position in the millinery shop OF
Miss Folz.
Frank Wander Griend is again in
| Lynden with the intention of set
| ting here permanently.
Mrs. Wilfrid Rathman was taken
sick while in Bellingham visiting
| friends, but is convalescing.
Frank Gilman, of Bellingham,
spent Sunday in Lynden. visiting
friends.
Chas. B. Sampley was in attend
ance upon the courts at Bellingham
, for a couple of days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Simonds arrived
in Lynden Wednesday morning from
California.
A reception was held Monday
evening for Mrs. c. c. King Much
regret was expressed at her leav-
ing Lynden.
Mrs. Eva Thompson will enter
tain the Home Guards and Mo-
Tiers Jewels at her home tomorrow
evening.
Miss Pauline Handy has been for
two weeks in a wholesale millinery
house in Seattle, and spent Sunday
in Orting before returning home.
Rev. Franklin Day was in Lynden
between trains Wednesday, conduct
ing Baptist meeting. Rev. Day will
later on have charge of chapel
car on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Cline
are at home to all friends every
day at sos E. Champion Street,
Bellingham, near end of York Add
car line.
The Newlywed Club met last
Friday with Mrs. Lue Reed. The
next meeting will be held on Fri
day, March Z, at the home of Mrs.
Jas. Zylstra.
Stephen Nichols has been in town
this week seeing to the packing and
shipping of his mill machinery. Mr..
Nichols reports his family as being
we'll pleased with South Bend and
vicinity.
wife and baby are renewing old ac-
quaintances in Lynden. Mr.. Cobb
is the scenic artist who painted
the drop curtain and stage settings
for the Lynden Opera House.
What is said is going to be the
given by an orchestra of six pieces
composed of the Lynden orchestra
and Prof. Pry, of Bellingham and
Carl Door, the trombonist, at Pix
ley's hall, on Saturday night, March
Is. Admission will be $1.00 and
supper will be served at the Palace
Cafe.
A party of High school enthusi-
asts drove over to Blaine on Fri
day evening to attend the county
debate between Blaine and Lynden
high school teams. The party con-
sisted of Professor P. A. Wright.
Misses Eva and Caroline Cole, Miss
lone Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Wright. Miss Lucille Chamb ers. Miss
Barbara Drum, and the two debat-
Breckenridge.
E. F. Boxwell. of Hoistlngton.
c. on next Tuesday to have his
hair cut. Since 1896 his hair
and whiskers have been allowed to
grow, as he declared when Bryan
was first defeated he would not per-
cratic president was again in Of
| flee. His hair has grown until it
is A inches long and his beard
and mustache are long and bushy.
\ Boxwell is considered the handso-
est man in Kansas.
1t is a pleasure to note the fact
that there are SO many of the. men
l 1<,urp lxaf L
most daily one of those new time
and labor-saving electric washing
machines, which do all the work
on wash day. is being installed by
the Bauman Implement Company
into one or two of our homes. Truly
this new machine makes heaven of
a home and heaven according to
Luke McLuke is a place where a
woman has nothing to do but comb
her hair and admire her face in a
mirror.
Members of the Epworth League
and Methodist church with few
invited friends rendered Mr.. Harlan
Hall farewell reception at the
parsonage Thursday evening. The
4 entertainment consisted of music
and readings at the close of which
refreshments were served. A hand
some set of silverware was present.
ed to the guest of honor as a tok-
en- of appreciation for his help In
CHURCH work. Mr.. Hall left Mon
day for his home in Wisconsin anG
sincere regret is felt at his depart
ure for a vacancy in all department.
of the church has been made thai
will be hard to fill.