The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-13
additional Local News on PAGES 4 and 6.

Additional Local News ON Pare. 4 and 6
Chap Bayes left Saturday for +,
trip to Carlton. Oregon.
Ernest Tucker, of Blaine. visit.
cd his sister in Lynden Sunday.
John Little went to Vancouver
b. c.. Monday
Miss Luella Smith Is still suffer.
Ing with sciatic rheumatism.
John Nipges and family are NOV.
ing to Ferndale.
Fred Saxauer was a passenger on
the outgoing Sunday evening train.
W.. H. Bliss went to Bellingham
Tuesday
Mrs. Long and Miss Alma Long
are suffering from the lagrippe.
Buy your Easter Bonnet of Miss
Folz where you get correct style
and right prices.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Keller last Satur-
day, leaving baby girl with them.
] H. Shoop and family have late
ly moved to Lynden from north Of
town.
Mrs. Emma Daniels is back from
visit with her brother, Kennard
Robinson. in Bellingham.
Mr.. VIM. Ireland left Monday for
an extended trip through Oregon
and California.
The Missionary Society of the NJ
E. church met with Mrs. Frick FRI
day afternoon.
Mrs Hanson, Mrs. jacobson and
Miss Olga Jacobson spent Wednes-
day Of last week in Beilingham.
Robert Rittenburg and family. of
Clipper, are spending u few days In
Lynden.
Miss Nellie Cakes was the guest
OF Vernie Day at Northwood Satur-
day night.
Ole Define started for Alberta on
Tuesday to look UP location. In
tending to engage in farming there.
Miss Minnie Turner. of Sumas.
IL visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rath-
man.
John Smith, of Bellingham. made
a business trip 10 Lynden the first
OF the week.
The latest creations in millinery
now ON display at Miss Folz' Store.
Buy your Easter Bonnet Now.
G. N. Elder left for Tacoma af-
ter month In Lynden. Mr.. Elder
was quite .favorably impressed with
this country.
The Eastern Star banquet and So
cial session held Thursday evening
w,e we'll attended and proved a most
enjoyable affair.
The sixth and seventh grade
school girls surprised Viola Hanson
Friday evening with farewell par
~.
Mrs. Anna Ebey is expected home
tomorrow from short visit IN
Bellingham with her daughter. Mrs'
V. A. Roeder.
b. C. Crabtree has taken the dig
ditching machine to his farm. wnere
he will use 1t in the work OF uiins
his farm.
Mrs. C. B. Bay and children VS.
tied Mrs. Bays mother. Mrs. ROCK
Nv at Silver Beach few days this
week.
Tho wedding of Miss Jennie
cohuvIeman and Mr.. Adrian YER
nrueSe occurs today. The young
connia will live on their farm cas-.
Ut town.
Miss Ellen Bowman has gone ~
buffalo settlement to nurse
hinney. who was seriously Du.n
ri the time her house was des'ios
ed by fire.
pui,ding operations are IN iull
5000 an Lynden. The foundationf
~. the new buildings OF the Lyh-
AN Implement Co. and the baunai'
Ir,oment Co. are we'll under why
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapp au,
60 Everson Sunday. On tne
.o,',rn trim they were accompanied
- NJ Knapp. ST., who has peen
...Ino An Eyerson some time, anu
sisn hv Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Knapp.
Harry Lauckhart accompanied
o,,s,na as far rs Seattle On
ms rs,mrn trip east. The gentie,
men expressed themselves
njeased with this part OF tue
try.
latter from a Saskatchewan
aa resident tells OF the mercu :
-, in that section registering ~.
- sn below zero. He aods .n IN
a. gets up to zero they WI
begin making garden
The Misses Helen Henderson aa
u.a.l,ne Bowman, two OF tue
sa.,idious young ladies' OF Dui, ..',
80 IN LINDEN Thursday. iu ,'.HaI
WEI ,ha latest creations IN mliiner
v and divers other. Things
a Elder. wife and little sou
nm from Anacortes over sun
they with Mr.. and MIS-. %.
DAY r,der Harry Elder and iamaiy
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Eider. III a
ner with the s. b. La!
hardwood sunday
Tho Young ladies OF the Neeai e
craft Club entertainer Inne II
sn1 at the home OF MISS D..h
hnnor of Mr.. and MIS- C Co,hx
man and Mr. and MRS. Ly" aneaee,