The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-01-02

Additional Local News ON Page 6.
Miss Nellie veleke was a Bell
ingham visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Knapp of Ev-
erson visited relatives in Lynden
Thursday.
Mrs. c. Noteboom and Mrs. H.
landau have gone to North Yak
ina for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. B. A. Axlund, who has been
in st. Luke's hospital for the past
six months. returned to Lynden a
few days ago.
The Observation-Disclosures stage. for
many years making daily trips be-
tween the two places. has discon-
tinued service.
A number of people watched the
old year out at X. of P. Hi Tues
day night. Five Hundred helped TO
pass the time pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cloud and fam
lily will leave Lynden in about two
weeks and expect to locate in one
of the Sound cities.
Miss Comstock, a student at the
Eellingham Normal is spending her
holiday vacation with her sister,
Mrs. F. L. Wood.
Mrs. Nicholas Bame has been Sc
riously i'll for the past week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Beach.
but is said to be improving at this
time.
A very light sprinkling of snow
fell on Christmas eve, but not suf-
ficient to make it white Christmas
however. The snow soon disappear
ed from view.
The Women's Relief Corps will
have installation of officers and a
luncheon at the next meeting, Fri
day, January 3. Members of the
G. A. r. and families are invited.
Mr.. F. E. Jordan, of the Lynden
Department Store, is soon to leave
Lynden to take a position at Olym-
pia. Mr.. Jordan's departure is a
source of regret to the many friends
he will leave in Lynden.
On next Saturday evening, jan
uary 4, at s O'Clock, in Town hall,
there will be organized a People s
Forum All those interested, and
especially those who signed up, are
, urged to be in attendance.
The new club room of the Lyn-
den fire department was opened yes
terday. The room is equipped with
athletic devices of various kinds
! and also contains two billiard Ia
bles.
LINDEN doesn't need any flanagan
road. neither does it need any in
terurban electric railroad. Keep
your Lynden money at home. that
the only way to build up a gooo,
live home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith OF
Riverside farm, gave farewell din
ner en- famille 10 the Cline family
on New Years day. They had as
guests Charles, Bessie, Carl and
Harold Cline and James Caso-r'
of Seattle.
Clarence A. Jameson and family
who have been visiting in Lynden
for some weeks, have gone to Bel
bingham and will visit there and at
points in Skagit county for several
days, and will probably return here
to remain permanently.
After a season in which game
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open season for Chinese pheasants
and other upland game birds CLOS
ed Tuesday night. Game Warden ).
M. Aitken announces that violators
of the law may expect TO be prose
cuted.
DR.. Yoakum, of Los Angeles
! California. closed his series OF meet
ings at the Pentecostal Mission with
the Sunday afternoon service. The
meetings were largely attended and
are said to have been productive OF
great spiritual uplift to those who
attended.
! II Bellingham people want that
Hannegan road built, let Belhng-
ham people pay for it. Lynden is
now close enough TO the bay Town
and the Guide Meridian road is suf-
ficiently good for all travel that our
Lynden people wish to make there.
No Hannegan road for Lynden.
| The annual meeting of the Lyn-
den Fruit Growers Association, al
which the election of officers will
take place, is to be held in the
town hall in Lynden next Tuesday
afternoon, January Z. at O'Clock.
A lare attendance of the members
is requested.
Louis Larson has sold his black
smith shop and residence property,
i1OOx14O, TO Martin Hamstra, OF All-
lah, Washington. for $500. M
i Hamstra has taken possession OF the
Larson business already and will
move into the home with his family
in a day or SO.
call for a statewide Progress
i've conference has been issued and
the same will be held at Seattle on
Friday and Saturday, January 10
and IL. A Progressive editors con-
ference will be held at the same