The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-01-16
LOCAL and PERSONAL,


Additional Local New. on P.s. 6.
Miss Arnold, of Chehalis, is here
LOT visit of month with her
sister. Mrs. d. H. McKiunon.
MI and Mrs. Ed Kelley of the
Miller Hotel were Sumas visitors
Monday
Mr. c. E. Fitzgerald of Fernda,e
paid The Tribune office a pleasant
call on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Axlinp and
FAMILY have moved into the house
recently vacated by George Cole.
The w. c. T. U. will meet on
Thursday. January 23, with Mrs
George Worthen. at her home.
ID. Andreason. formerly of Lyn-
den but now of New Westminster
b. c. was here on business trip
last week
Rev. George Richard Dayrell. an
evangelist minister from Valparaiso
south America, arrived in the city
on Tuesday.
The Bellingham interurban has
. established freight and milk SER
vice between that burg and the
Skagit county towns
Harry Elder and Gerritt Veleke
have bought out the grocery bust
ness of D. l.. Steffe and will take
charge on February /.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Seth who has been ill for the
past two months is gradually re-
gaining her strength.
Mrs. S. C. Nichols left Saturday
morning for South Bend to join
her family and make that town
their future home.
Tuesday evening as delegate to a
church conference being held at
the metropolis.
A certain young lady wants to
know how to cure her lover OF the
habit of kissing her SO often when
he calls Marry the brute; that
will cure him for all time.
Miss Genevieve Morris, of Mt
Vernon came up to attend the Lyn-
den-Burlington debate, and remain
ed for weeks visit with the
Misses Madge and Edna McKinnon
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Slade. one of the county's pioneers
WAS held last Friday afternoon from
the Unitarian chapel in BellinghaM
Rev. F. Alban We'll preaching the
sermon. A large gathering OF
friends were present to do honor
to the highly respected lady. who
! WAS universally loved by all who
y knew her.
The Kensington Club will hold
no meeting this week on account
of the snow storm. At the last
meeting of the club the following
officers were elected for the com.
ing six months: President, Mrs
Rosenzweig; Vice president, Mrs
Loring; Secretary. Mrs. Hall; Treas
urer, Mrs. Knapp.
The red shingle manufacturer
association OF Washington viii
hold its annual banquet at the Arc
tic club in Seattle next Saturday e
vening. w. II. NAPLES. c. E. Hol
mes. Fred Peters, James Jen
sen and Mr.. Childs will be in at
tendance to represent the shinglt
manufacturers of this district.
The members of the Ladies' AID
Society of the First M. E. Churcf
met at the home of Mrs. J. w
Prick last Wednesday and enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon. There were
present besides the hostess the fol
lowing ladies: Mesdames: Gaskiil
Jackman, Jameson, Jacobs, Pace
Vail, Heaton, Thompson, Smith ant
Kelsey.
The deputy state examiner. afte
completing an audit OF the DOCK
and accounts of the city, make
favorable report as to the work o
Mr. Sampley, the city clerk, and il
no way cast any reflection upon hi
administration of the office. Thu
report plainly states that Mr.. Sam
nley is competent official. bu
that the former system of keepini
accounts is inadequate and defect
s i've, for which the clerk is In no wa
10 blame. A new set ofbooks ha
now been installed.
One Of Lynden's good citizen
turned over leaf on New Years
day. He bravely informed his wifi
that he had quit smoking. IN
other night the aforesaid G. c: wa
caught killing time in Jack Gale
barber shop. Asked how he coui
afford to, he told the crowd ina
he was finishing up cigar. ina
he did not want to go home III
the weed had gone entirely up i
smoke, that several days after n
had told his wife that he had gun
smoking. she had remarked hoy
good he looked. and that ne az
not want to spoil the good looms,
by going home with hghteo cisa'
What Is believed to be recor'
for continuous school attendance 10
Whatcom county. at least, ana pei
haps for the State OF wasns,,o.
,,aAo nv Martha GOrmley