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

Mrs. E. E. Horton was Belling-
ham visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. D. L. Steffe was transactins
business in Bellingham Tuesday.
Mr.. Ptolemy of the Cooperative
Store, was indisposed during the
past week.
DR.. J. Reid Morrison WAS pro-
fessional visitor in LINDEN Wednes-
day.
Lynden's new tile factory started
operations this week and is now
running full blast.
The baby son of DR.. and Mrs. r
l.. Wood has been quite i'll. but is
now greatly improved.
Miss Nellie Rittenburg returned
Tuesday from visit with friends
in Sumas.
Miss Helene Smith has returned
to Lynden after a few weeks Visit
in Seattle.
Mrs. R. E. Hawley and Miss Lu-
lu went to Blaine Tuesday for q
short visit with relatives.
Miss Henrietta Penthouse was
a visitor in the Bay City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Wander Hook are
the parents of a baby girl who ar
rived at their home Thursday.
Miss Stillwell is here on a visit
of indefinite length with her sister
Mrs. Warren E. Hawley.
An eleven pound daughter came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo..
Hatlye Wednesday morning.
! installed a two-horse electric motor
for the operation of its coffee grind
! ing machine.
Will Meuerer visited Sumas on
Tuesday and Bellingham Wednes-
day in the interests of the athletic
club of the high school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bussard an
| nounce the birth of a baby girl o
Monday February 3. The little lar
| has been given the name OF Pear
Nina.
The Home Guards and Mothers
| Jewels will give penny social az
the M. E. church on Friday even
| in~ February 81. The price of ad-
mission is cents.
The teachers and pupils of the
public schools desire the pleasure
| of your company at Jameson S OPP
era house tomorrow night, to meet
| Charley's Aunt.
Mrs. c. w. Hockey. of Bellingham
was the guest last week OF her
daughter, Mrs. c. B. Bay. Return
ing home Friday. she was accompa-
MED by little Mildred, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bay.
Mr.. Pixley announces change
! in the next Lyceum course number.
The Strollers will appear at Pixley-
hall next Tuesday evening instead
of Ralph Bingham as at first ar
ranged.
During Mayor Heaton's abs nee
from the city Alderman P. A Oakes
will serve as the city's chief Exec
utive. So it's Mayor Cakes, if
you please! And it doesn't sound
bad. either.
The firemen had arranged anoth-
er reception for the merchants and
business men of the town tomorrow
night, but owing to Charley's Aunt
coming at that time. they have de-
cided to hold their recention this
evening instead.
Mr.. H. Van Gelder writes The
| Tribune from Long Beach, Califor-
mia, that he is having good time
but that California does not al
together come up to his expecta-
tions,and that Lynden is a pretty
good place, after all.
The Lynden Grange had very
! interesting meeting Tuesday even
ing. c. B. Legoe, chairman of ths
board of county commissioners, was
a visitor, and made some timely
remarks and there was also good
literary program. after which re
/ freshments were served.
! The Patrons-Teaehers Associa-
ton will meet Tuesday afternoon
February IS. at the home of Mrs
George W. Worthen. Mrs. D. Null
) der will have charge of the pro-
gram, and the hostess will be as
: sisted by the following ladies: Mrs
~. X. Rinehart, Mrs. A. E. Russo
Mrs. P. NJ. Serrurier. Mrs. Hem
Shagren, Mrs. A. bunker. and the
president of the Association, Mrs
c. B. Bay. Everyone is cordially
invited to this meeting.
The Lynden Cooperative Compan.
entertained its friends at dinner
at Odd Fellows hall yesterday noon
Over one hundred persons were pre-
sent and a Very enjoyable time WA
had. ]. Loretz brought in yer!
fine big cake, of which all partook
and which was pronounced mos
excellent. After the dinner, re
nnrtc of tho officers were received