The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
LOCAL and PERSONAL

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Rellingham Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Sampley Wis
tied Bellingham relatives Sunday.
Messrs C. R. Axling and Percy
Ptolemy made trip to Bellingham
Sunday.
A. H. Howard, of the Sedro-Wool
ley Courier, visited his sister, Mrs
]. c. Beach from Friday to Sunday.
The Misses Mcmahon, Fenton
and Chambers were in Bellinghan
Sunday.
Mrs Mary j. Swim attended the
Booker Washington lecture in Bel
bingham Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. r. Stark and James Stark
returned from down Sound points
the latter part of the week.
Will J. Forbes arrived Tuesday
from San Diego. California. to at.
tend to business interests here.
The Mcpherson family have jus,
finished and moved into their new
home at Northwood.
L. d. Pangborn of Clearbrook at.
tended the Booker Washington ad-
dress at Bellingham Saturday night
c. NJ. Tobiassen, of Grand Forks
B. c., Is here on visit TO the
George Worthen family.
Miss Madge McKinnon was an
over-Sunday guest of her sister
Mrs. Heaton, in Bellingham.
A baby son came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Stallard on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fred Saxauer and children
| were the guests of Mrs. George w.
Hall on Saturday.
]. Burns sprain ed his ankle while
at work at the mill and will be un-
able to attend to his duties for a
couple of weeks.
Charlie johnson and Annie KEEL
SO were married Thursday, March
'13. at Bellingham. They will make
their home near Custer.
Earl Bixby came up from Bell
ingham Saturday for a visit of a
few weeks with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs.
The Ladies' Musical Club will
meet with Miss Frick on Thursday
evening, March 9th. The music of
Beethoven will be considered.
The Rebekah lodge entertained
at a card party and dance Friday e.
vening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Colby.
Twere' fine to live in Adams day
When everything could please;
Then Easter brought no bills to pay
For bOnnets grew on trees.
Mrs. B. Lindseth, after two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
August Klocke. left for her home
in Bellingham Sunday.
Towne-He has been the rui aation
of many a man.
Browne-Gambler or saloonkeeper? ?
Towne-Neither. He's manu-
facturer of Easter hats.
Mrs. ]. c. Beach's father, w. p
Howard. of Coupeville, and her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed How
ard, of Langley, Washington, visit
ed her over Sunday.
Aunt" Rachel Smith came home
this week from her usual winter S
stay in the country. Her friends
and neighbors are glad to know of
her return.
Miss Jennie Verduin and Arthur
Crabtree, and Caroline Raider and
Gilbert Blankenfort were married
by the Rev. Hoekenga at the par
sonage Tuesday.
Harry Savings is billed to take
part in the musical and literary
program to be given by the North
wood grange at their hall on the
evening of March 9th.
| The Lynden School Board has
offered a ticket good for $25 on the
purchase OF Victrola to the school
that wins the county championship
in debate. Come out Friday night
and help Lynden win.
A most enjoyable ball was given
Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall
by the Pythian Sisters. More than
thirty couples participated in the
event given in honor of Erin's pa
tron saint.
i Ed Wampler sailed Monday for
northern Alaska. Henry Wampler
accompanied him, but is bound for
a point farther south. On the ship
were two hundred men going to
work on six months contract in
the Northland.
The Northwood Grange will give
a musical and literary program or
Saturday night. March 20. to which
a small admission fee will be ask.
led. The proceeds will be used fol
; the purpose of finishing their new
hall.
!. The Bauman Implement Co. hal
just unloaded two cars of agricul
tural implements, buggies, wagons
manure spreaders. gas engines, dis
harrows, plows and other farm sup
plies. Busy hands have been engag
ed in arranging these new goods
in the Bauman show rooms during
the past week.
D Several important changes arr
to be made at Christian Reformed
1 church, of which Rev. P. J. Hoeken
s ga is pastor. A large and elegan
: pipe organ of latest design Is to b.
D installed. and a gallery built to th'
} auditorium. which will give a seat
y tn W ~ ThA I'm
tments will be made at once.