The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-04-24

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Peters died last week.
One of the Paschke children is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
Wilder Jones was a business Wis
! itor to Bellingham Wednesday.
E. w. Bayes is confined to his
home by illness.
The Bixby-Sefrit libel suit has
been set for next Monday.
The Ladies' Musical Club meets
this evening with the Misses Handy.
Mr.. P. A. Cakes had his foot
severely injured while at work in
the Box Factory, as result OF
being hit by a falling plank.
A. E. Moody is the happy pos
SCISSOR of one of those classy KRiT
cars sold him by the Bauman I'm
Element Co., Inc.
The Farmers Mercantile Co. has
special in it's grocery department
this week-picnic hams at IL cents
a pound.
Mr.. and Mrs Handy. ST., and
their daughters, the Misses Bea-
trice and Ruth, expect to leave
Lynden in about two weeks, to To-
cate in California.
The Wilson-Nobles-Barr Compa-
ny, of Bellingham, has bought the
Forbes place. consisting of about
24O acres on the Guide Meridian,
just west of town, for $4,000.
John Dykema and family, who
have resided near here for the past
year, will leave tomorrow for Platte
South Dakota. where they will make
their home hereafter.
The school bond election in Bell
ingham last Saturday resulted in a
vote of 1871 for and 1910 against.
And both OF the daily papers over
there worked hard to carry the
bonds.
G Dykstra has bought. through
the Zylstra Realty Co., from ]. w.
Wilmore. lots 3 and in block 2.
in Lynden, for consideration of
$500. Mr.. Dykstra bought the prop
erty for a home.
Mrs. English, of Fort Casey,
Washington, is here on a fortnight's
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. c.
Beach. Mrs. English was met in
Bellingham Wednesday by Mrs
Beach and Mrs. Frank Knapp.
On account of the Lynden-Kent
debate tomorrow evening. the reg
ular meeting of the Kensington club
has been postponed till Thursday
evening. May l. Mrs. Sampley and
Mrs. T. A. Serrurier will be the
hOstesses.
A deal was contaminated yes
terday by which the Bauman Imple-
ment Co. became the owner of B.
acre tract of river bottom land
suitable for berry culture. The land
is located on Stickney Island, and
the consideration was $500.
Mr.. Jams Wander Woude and
Miss Trientja Dykema were marri-
ed at the parsonage of the Christi
an Reformed church, the Rev. P. J.
Hoekenga officiating, yesterday
morning. The newly married couple
left on the noon train for their fu-
ture home in Platte, South Dakota.
In a game full of hitting and
running, Lynden defeated Sumas
last Sunday, 10 to Z. For five in
uings Hadley held the visitors hit
less; then he became wild and walk
ed three men, and with the aid of
two hits, they scored six runs. Gus
ter is billed for the next game.
On Saturday of last week A. A.
Bauman cOnsummated deal by
which he became possessor of &C.
acres of river bottom land, known as
the Albright place. two and one
half miles southeast of town, trad
ing in 80 acres three and One-half
miles northwest OF town, known as
the Nichols place. Consideration
$4,000.
Everyone who has the interest OF
the public schools at heart-and
that should include all of Lynden's
people-should attend the final de-
bate tomorrow night at Jamieson's
hall, when the local team will meet
Kent, to decide state district cham
pionship. Come out and help the
school at this important event.
The stockholders and patrons Of
the Lynden Cooperative Co. We're
made happy by the receipt this
week of checks In payment of their
dividends on what they had pur-
chased at the store during the past
year. These little slips of paper tes-
lify to the successful operation OF
the establishment.
]. N. Albright will have a pub
lie sale of stock at his place, the
Davis place, on the south side OF
the river, three and one half miles
southeast of Lynden, and miles
from Everson, on Thursday, May !.
Thirteen fresh cows, 2 heifers and
one spring wagon, are to be dispos-
ed Of George Bostwick will offici-
ate as auctioneer, and the usual
terms will prevail.
Lynden's superb orchestra of six
pieces will give a grand ball Satur-
day night. May 3, at Pixley's hall.
The orchestra consists of Eliza Ire
main, violinist; Erwin Thayer, clar
/ ionet; Ernest Jacobs, cornet, Boyd
Specs. trombone; John Belknap
drums and Genevieve. Steinhauer
piano. The admission will be $1.0O
gallery spectators. | 5 cents. A fine
chicken supper will be served at
SO cents per couple by the ladies of
the Rebekah lodge, at Odd Fellows