The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-01-09


over from Custer Saturday,
owen Hadley returned in time
10 spend the holidays in LINDEN
Miss Pearl Elder spent the bo,i.
oass with her parents in Lynden.
Little 1rma russo is recovering
from an attack of the measles.
Miss Tromp is again on the sick
list and unable to leave her home.
The Thompsons have moved in
to the Bame house.
MRS. Z. z. Pangborn spent Christ.
mas at the home of her son f l.
Lash. of Delta.
LIZ: wood has purchased q fine
new FORD touring car for use in his
practice. No
A fine baby boy came to the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. e Haw.
ley. Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Fisher has returned
~ the U. OF w. after spending the
holidays with his parents.
A baby boy arrived at the homa
OF Mr. and Mrs. Wander Hook, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Lew Reid will entertain the
members OF the Newly-wed Club
at her home tomorrow afternoon.
The Misses Pratt, OF Custer spent
New Years day in Lynden with the
Cline family.
Miss Gertrude Fisher left Sat-
urday to resume her school duties
at La Conner.
Mr.. j. H. Miller attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law, at
Anacortes last week.
Clyde DAILY of Bellingham spent
New Years in Lynden with his old
friends.
Miss Crete Topping is again at
the Normal after enjoying the hol-
idays in Lynden.
Lambert Zoet left yesterday TO
a three-weeks visit to his old home
at Beaver Dam. Minnesota.
Mr. H. A. Crabtree, of Bows,
Iowa, who Is here on a visit for
several weeks was a pleasant caller
at The Tribune office on Tuesday
Miss Olive Arnold was up from
Bellingham during the holidays WIS.,
iting Miss Orel Handy of Lynden.
at the home of the latter's parents.
Dewitt C. Owen. former proprie-
tor Of the Skagit County Courier,
published at Sedro-Wooley was a
visitor to Lynden last Saturday.
Mrs. l.. T. Owens. who has been
visiting the Baxter families for
three months. has returned to her
home in Tacoma.
Walter Sommer is going to be
transferred to Everson to take
charge of the railroad station at
that point.
Mrs. Lillian Sprague's New Years
dinner guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. I. Bruins, Mrs M. J. Swim. Mrs.
M l.. Watson and Mrs. l.. d. Pang-
born.
Mrs Baxter. mother of Sherman
and E. E. Baxter. had the misfor-
tune to fall on a slippery walk on
Wednesday and sustained fractur-
ed rib.
Miss Orel Handy returned to
Clipper Sunday, where she Is teach
ing school after spending the holi-
day. vacation at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Handy.
Mr.. Mckay has sold his Front
Street property to Mr.. Meenderink,
also his stage line horses and e.
nuipment. His driver, Jack McInnis
has moved to Bellingham.
Taylor. Riddle & Sampley have
dissolved partnership, Taylor ana
Riddle opening a new office In Dr.
Wilbur's building. Mr.. Sampley re-
tains the former quarters.
D. IIerbrook and wife and Ray
Keeth and wife who have been
visiting at the home of c. Noteboom
for the past three months have de-
parted for California.
Mr.. Dan Cloud, former proprietor
of The Tribune has gone to Bell
ingham to accept position on the
Herald The Cloud family will
move over to the Bay City In
week or so.
Saturday evening the Lynden
Regulars met the Laurel Woodmeh
in the first basketball game OF the
season. Lynden carried OH the
hig end of the score. when was
81 to l7.-All the game lacked was
q turn out.
The Home Guards and MotheIs
levels will meet next Sa'ur"a!
AFTERNOON, at the M. +. Church. a.
Witch time they expect to receive
several new members. Last ihu.s
Sav evening a most enjoyable ulne
wa. had by the members al 'h
home OF Mrs. Kelsey.
oo,,,.
The present board of county com
,,ssioners has held It's last =.
;an The new board will NEE. 70
n.ganize next Monday and on iue =,
Sas become the executive head oi