The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-02-06

Misses Daisy and Nettie Bailey
were BeIlingham visitors Friday.
| George Scoville was in Belling-
ham Monday.
Mr.. Grove went to Bellingham the
first of the week.
i Misses Eva and Caroline Cole
visited their brother and family in
Bellingham the last of the week.
r. E. Hawley is plating new
addition to Lynden--see his adver-
tisement.
Miss Crete Topping spent the
weekend with her parents in Lyn-
den.
Mrs. Smallfield and small son,
Alvin, shopped in Bellingham Mon
day.
Rev. Herbert Jones was among
the passengers to Bellingham Mon
day morning.
The C. 1. w. w. Neelework club
| met with Miss Cecile Watson We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. Blondin, ST., was passenger
on Monday mornings outgoing
| train.
Mr.. Lambert Zoet returned Fri
| day morning from an extended Wis
it at his old home in Michigan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shoop, living
west of town, are the parents OF
q baby boy who arrived Friday.
Henry Spaman, of the Lynden
Department store. went to Seattle
Saturday to meet his wife. from
Grand Rapids. Michigna.
C. E. Flint. state horticultural in
| spector, was Lynden visitor Mon
day and favored The Tribune with
| pleasant call
Mr.. We'll. of Bellingham. lectur-
| ed to an interested and appreciative
audience eSrnday ewing on The
Return of Peter Grimm"
Mrs. Jennie Shank returned to
her home in Seattle Monday after
few days with her mother, Mrs.
E. ]. Robinson.
Mrs. Annie Ebey went to Bell
ingham Friday for a few days visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Victor
Roeder.
The friends of Miss Martha Steen-
bergen and Mr.. Carl Rathman were
su rcrised to learn of their marri-
age. which occurred in Bellingham
yesterday.
Owing to illness of several men,
bers of the cast, "Charley's Aunt,
the play to have been given by the
school tomorrow night is postponed
for one week. until February IA.
Within the next two or three
weeks it will probably be decided
whether LINDEN is to continue to
have Sunday picture shows. The
matter may be brought to vote
of the people.
The recall Of judges amendment
to the Washington state constitution
was defeated Tuesday, lacking five
! votes of the required two-thirds ma
JOTlty. uS NOtS "os w AoA anu
against
One of the best entertainments
that will come to Lynden during the
entire season will be that given at
Pixley's opera house Tuesday even
ing. February 18. when Ralph Bing-
ham. impersonator and reader, will
be here.
Under the provisions of bill
passed on Tuesday by the state leg
islature fishtrap and fishtrap To-
cations are to be assessed as at
present. but appeal may be taken
to the state board of tax commits
sioners.
John Lemming. of Kendall. has
accepted a position in the grocery
department Of the Lynden Depart
ment store. Mr.. Lemming is well
and favorably known in Lynden
having been employed by the Far
mers Mercantile Co. for several
years.
The Charles E. Royal theatrical
Company. which played very sue
cessful three-night engagement at
| the Electric lneatre SnOrt tlme
ago will return for Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week.
Entirely new plays will be present.
ed. The admission price is 25 cts.
The Royal is splendid company
and has been playing to crowded
houses. and should be greeted by
a large audience at the Electric
| next week.
The superb Hallowell Concert
Company. of Chicago. will appear
at the Electric Theatre next Satur-
day night. The newspapers all over
the country are lavish in their
praise of this company of musicians
and of them the Pocatello. Idaho,
I News. says: ''One of the finest con-
certs ever given in Pocatello, is
the verdict of the people In our O.
pinion the Hallowell Concert Com
pany is the best musical organiza-
ton on the road. and will make
good wherever it may go. The COM
pany has been here for the third