The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-01-23
Additional Local News ON Page 6.

Additional Local News ON Page 6.
ID. H. Jameson was a business
Visitor to Bellingham Monday.
Sheriff L. A Thomas was a Lyn-
zen visitor on Monday.
Mrs. B. w. Loring will entertain
the kensington Club on the after
noon OF Friday. January 81.
The genial Milan claims that 1t
Is better to have resolved and lost
than never to have resolved at all.
An additional clerk in the person
OF Mr.. F. P. Ptolemy, lately from
vancouver. B. c., is now employed
at the I.ynden Cooperative store.
No, Annie. that big machine sta
toned at the corner of Third and
Front streets is not to be used il
The cement sidewalking of Thu,
street. It's a ditching machine.
Frank E. Hayes. of Bellingham ;,
succeeds Harry Elder as bookkeep-
er at the Farmers Mercantile Co.,
Mr.. Elder having resigned to en-
gage in business for himself
Mrs. M. H. Gerlach, who sever
al weeks ago had a serious fall and
broke several of her ribs is on the
way to recovery and expected to be
out soon.
Mr.. H. L. Williams, of the Lyn-
den Variety Store has been con-
fined to his home with an attack of
ILLNESS for several weeks, but is
now on the mend.
The firm of John L, Dickerson
& Son doing a general merchandise
business, has been incorporated with
J. l.. Dickerson, ST., ]. L. DECKER
son. Jr. and Leota Dickerson as
the board of directors.
The Home Guards and Mothers
Jewels held an interesting meeting
Saturday at the home of Ferne and
Ruth Stuart. Five new members
were received. They will meet
next Saturday with Mrs. Thompson
NJ. 3. Donahue and family left on
Monday for Los Angeles, California
where they will in the future re-
side. Mrs. Donahue's health de-
manding the change of climate.
NJ BIS friends, however. say that
he will come back" as no man
that ever drank out of the Nooksack
river can stay away long.
Jed Parish. who has been in a
critical condition for several weeks
suffering from a severe attack OF
tati rhAI1 a1tt cr
the sanitarium at Harrison hot
springs Friday morning. Will Ash
ton is driving the team for Mr.
Parish while he is at the sanitari-
UNI.
Score another settler for The
Tribune. Mr. o. L. Sheets, of Rocky
Ford, Colorado. has by reading The
Tribune been induced TO pull up
stakes there and to locate here. His
family and all belongings Will ar
rive in about ten days. One OF the
first acts the new settler engaged
in was to come to The Tribune Oh
flee and subscribe for the paper.
H. z, Fish is entitled not only
to praise but to a medal from our
people, as he has proved himself 10
he a very public spirited citizen. On
last Friday after % inches OF the
beautiful had fallen, he went 10
work with a contrivance OF ms
own making and dug out the walks
on the principal streets, SO that
pedestrians were enabled to go back
and forth.
The members of St. Joseph
church will give social at 1. ".
O. f. hall next Wednesday evening
January 29. A delightful program
has been arranged, there Will De
music and cards, and general gooo
1imen Refreshments Will De serN-
ed. and those having the entertain
ment in charge are leaving holn-
ing undone in order to assure lheir
guests of an enjoyable evening u
is hoped that the attendance VIII
M. good. Admission 25 cents.
The families of John Isebrand and
Mrs Fred Folkerts left for their
former homes at TikonKa, lowe
mis- week. These are the people
Who were so unfortunate in an &C
a,aan+ last summer, while the hus-
hands were engaged IN blaslihs' w
Enlkerts WAS hlilcO
Mr.. Isebrand SO injured that ne VIII
not receive his eyesight for some
time. The best wishes OF all our
people 60 with these two worthy
families.
The regular semi-monthly meet
ing of the Lynden fire department
held Monday evening, was wen a."
tended. as are all the meetings oi
the department. The following new
,,la,nher. were admitted: H s..
steinhauer. T. A. serrurier. Charles
Wander Yacht. S. Hams.ra, Oar Oar
pathman. John Mulder, Z. Z. baS-
fer and Charles Jacobson. stand
ing committee on membership, con con.
sisting of Wilder R. Jones. Charles
Philo. A. M. Riddle, w. A baumah
and w. G. Hemingway, was ap-
pointed.
The Nooksack Valley has surely
exneriepced a sample of real winter
anrinp the past two weeks. fart