The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-27
LOCAL and PERSONAL



the Bay City last Thursday.
mrs. Ogle was the guest of Mrs
BOD Ferris of Bellingham. Sunday
Mrs. D. J. Milan. who has been
quite Ill with bronchitis, is improv-
Miss Margaret Gray of Glendale
spent saturday and Sunday with
her parents in Bellineham.
Mr.. Al. Hardness spent Sunday
with his sister. Miss Lizzie Hark-
ness in Everson.
Miss Cecilia Hathaway was a
weekend visitor at her sisters home
in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Philo entertained
the Lynn Brown family at dinner
Saturday evening.
Mr.. H. Wander Wall spent a few
days last week with his nephew, H
Otter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Barnes and
family returned to their home in
Westminster, B. c., Thursday.
Misses Ada and Nettie Hoover
visited their mother in Everson Sun
day
Mrs. c. B. Bay entertained the
j. X. Rinehart family at a chicken
dinner. Sunday.
A false alarm brought out the
fire department in double-quick
time Monday evening.
The w. l. w. Needlecraft Club
was entertained by Miss Rae Sain
last week.
Mr. McSorley is now running a
daily stage between Lynden and
Bellingham.
Mr.. Koert is the new cashier in
the Lynden Department Store, TAX
ing the place of Miss Hilda Err,
who resigned.
Mr. H. l.. Williams and Walter
Hemingway were transacting bus
mess in Sumas and Bellingham. on
Thursday.
c. c. King and family left Lyn-
den this week. Mr.. King assumes
charge of the County farm on Sat
urday.
Mrs. z. B. Smith of Blaine spent
the first of the week with herl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cruik-
shank.
The town is swarming with busy
drummers this week-another ev-
idence that business in Lynden is
good.
J. P. Schmidt returned the last
of the week from Bellingham where
he had been a patient in St. Luke s
hospital for the past two weeks.
Mrs. P. M. Serrurier and Mrs. H.
RosenZweig will entertain the mem
bers of the Kensington Club and
their husbands at the home of the
former tomorrow evening.
Prof. H. Ringhouse, Of Portland
Oregon will hold lecture on Poul-
try next Saturday afternoon, March
J.. at $3.50 O'Clock in Pixley's Hall.
All are invited. Admission free.
Mr.. w. H. NAPLES and daughter
Mildred autoed to Bellingham Sat
urday. Mr.. NAPLES returning the
same day while Mildred remained
as guest of Thelma Cloud.
Bellingham is supposed to be a
dry" town, yet on last MONDAY
seven drunks were brought before
the police Judge over there VINO
trimmed them down for $1,000.
special musical service was
iSf chnrch SIM
day evening. Solos by Mrs. l.. e..
Wright and Mrs. ID. Mulder were
e. eally appreciated.
H. E. Hall, of Lynden will leave
today for Milwaukee,. He says ne
is going to the Wisconsin town 1or
the express purpose of getting mar
ried-Tuesday's Bellingham A
merican.
The big mass meeting of fruit
growers and all persons interested
!. in the prosperity of the town and
valley will be called at ~ cioch
next Monday morning at Jameson
Hall.
Mrs Lynn Brown and daughter
returned to their home in Belllng-
ham sunday evening after a Few
davs' visit with friends here. Mr
brown came over to renew old &C
ouaintances on Sunday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fralie
will be pleased to learn that 'hey
are moving from their ranch horlh
of town and will again be NUMBER
cd as Lyndenites. They Will &C.
cunv the house recently vacated u!
Mr.. and Mrs. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Salmon ana
daughters of San Bernardlno' Oai,
ifornia arrived here MONDAY anu
.ra visiting at the home OF tneir
narants Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. kline
hart They come with the lh.en-
lion of locating in or near hsnoen
Poultry Lecture
On Saturday afternoon. March l
hsoinnipg at $3.50 at Pixieys MAJ,
the poultry raisers of Lynden anu
,,ic;rity will have an opportunity 7.
,;stan to a talk on How TO MAN. MAJ ;,
ponltry Raising More Proiitapie,
w. M H. Rinshouse. OF Portiahu
Oregon. Mr. Ringhouse' "no n.o.
ossnciate editor of one OF our pro,
!, minert poultry journals. is liza
mhn has made a financial sucos ;,'
Wno ~. business. No admission VIII
be charged.