The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-27
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Miss Leana Gwynn visited the
Bay family the last of the week.
Chris. Anderson is laid up with
severe case of rheumatism.
John German is out of town on
q two-weeks' vacation.
John Burgraff and family have
bought the Richard Handy place.
Clyde DAILY came up from Belling-
ham and spent the latter part of the
week among his old friends here.
Gerrit Assink and wife are 60
Ing to start in a few days for Ore
gon, where they have a farm.
Mrs. M. E. Rittenburg and Mrs.
N. L. Watson spent Tuesday at the
Bradley farm east of town.
Scoville G Ogle have just put
on a fine new delivery motor-truck
to use in their business. Lynden
Is mot SO SLOW"
Correction: The date of the North
wood entertainment is March 29th
instead OF March 9Th as stated last
week.
Mrs. c. H. Sears enjoyed q visit
from her brothers. the Messrs. Cum
minis of Rellingham, few days the
last of the week.
Miss Pearl ToOker of Blaine, Is
the new assistant In the telephone
office, taking the place Of Daisy
Stuart, who resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hammond
and little son were guests of friends
In Bellingham. Easter.
Mrs. c. c. King and children
were visiting Lynden friends Sat
urday.
Gerret Veleke and Will Bauman
were transacting business at the
county seat ON Saturday.
Ralph Bingham, the humorist
was greeted with large audience
at Pixley's Opera House last Thurs
day night.
Miss Anna Wright OF Nooksack,
was Sunday visitor here, as the
guest of her brothers, Messrs. P.
A. and L. C. Wright.
Mrs. Bodkin of California, gave
an interesting talk on Home Mis-
sions" ut the Methodist Church,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. viii Storey returned to
her home in Bellingham. Thursday
after a few days visit with Mrs.
Frasier and other friends.
Mr.. C. X. Axling spent Sunday
in Bellingham with Mrs. Axling. who
is a patient at st. Luke's hospital.
Mrs. Axling expects to be able to
return home early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. DeBruyn OF Pei
la, Iowa, have arrived in Lynden
and will make 1t their future home.
They are stopping with Mr.. ana
Mrs. George w. Frick.
Mrs. Paul A. Prick Of Moeris.
Minnesota, daughter-in-law OF Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Frick. and her
baby daughter. arrived on Satur-
day for q visit.
Misses Anna and Theresa Tromp
who are attending the Bellmgham
Normal. arrived In Lynden yester-
day for a few days visit with their
parents.
Mr.. P. A. Wright was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jackman
Saturday night. when ne VISITED
Delta school district In the inter-
est of consolidation.
The next meeting of the Patrons
Association will be at the schooi
house Tuesday evening. April Is.
Mias lone Fenton will have charge
of the program. and Miss Luciie
Ch.mhers will serve as chairman Of
the social committee.
Mrs. Will Daniels and Mrs.
Charles Shank who have been mere
for some time on account OF the
iiliness and death Of their mother,
returned to their respective homes
in Rueben. Idaho and Seattle, last
week.
Miss Folz has moved her STOCK
of millinery into the building re-
Gently occupied by the Lynden fnar,
macy. The building she vacated
will be occupied by the Beckes e
stuart real estate office ana the
head telephone office.
The Northwood Grange Will give
a musical and literary program on
Saturday night. March %. to wnicn
. ANAL admission fee Will Dc ASK
Cd The proceeds will be used ior
the purpose OF finishing their ne"
hall.
The two large show windows .,
the dry goods department OF .ne
Farmers Mercantile Co. are oelns
universally admired. They con,
tain tasteful, attractive displays ano
the color schemes are perfect. LIZ
decorations speak In highest 'erm y.
~ The good taste and ability o.
.h.,r desiener, Mr.. Mark Hammond
the genial manager OF Jameson
arv goods department. Prettie'
show windows are not seen any
where.