The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-27
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slade were Wis
itors in Bellingham Tuesday.
Mrs. Jake De Boer underwent a
second operation at st. Luke's hos
pital Saturday morning.
The c. /. w. w. met with Miss
Daisy Bailey Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Lucas of the Roo & Van Lee
uwen mill, expects toleaye, soon for
the east.
The Royal Neighbors Needlecraft
will meet with Mrs. Horton, Thurs
day afternoon. April 8.
Mr.. Boslund has lately been dan
gerously i'll. His oldest daughter has
come home to be near him.
Leo Holmes is in the hospital at
Bellingham ON account Of a broken
leg.
J. w. Grove is now doing bust
ness at Everson. having recently O.
pened a shoe repairing shop there.
Go out to Glendale Saturday e.
vening and get acquainted with Mr..
Bob. and incidentally take look
over the new Dickerson store.
E. w. Bayes' tile factory on the
Heaton mill site is we'll under way
and turning out good work. The
tile is Of excellent quality.
Rev. T. Jongbloed of Edmonton,
Alberta will occupy the pulpit in
the Chistian Reformed Church next
Little Whitney Stark, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Stark, OF Sumas.
visited Lynden relatives the past
week.
f. M. Whitaker, formerly in the
employ of the N. P. at Bellingham.
has been appointed depot agent at
Lynden In place of Vern Parish.
who has resigned.
Misses Eva and Caroline Cole
went to Bellingham, Friday even
ing to spend Easter at the home
Of their brother. Their parents.
who arrived from Iowa Wednesday
are now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cole.
On Tuesday the house occupied
by Hugo Kortiever. on the Helm
stra place. near the line, was de-
stroyed by fire. As the house was
ISOLATED 1t was impossible to save
much of the contents.
The local lodges of Odd Fellows
and the Rebeckas are planning big
things for the celebration OF the
founding of the Order. to be held
IN the evening Of Saturday. April
&c.
Miss Amy Vail went to Belling-
ham Friday to visit her mother,
who recently underwent an opera
lion in St. Luke's hospital. She
and Miss Myrtle. who has been
taking care Of Mrs. Vail, return
ed Sunday evening.
One Of the most important pub
lie sales held for a long time Will
be that Of Mr.. d. F. Smith, at his
place 2h miles east Of town ON
next Wednesday. His entire herd
Of splendid milch cows will be put
On the auction block.
Rev. p. j. Hoekenga and John
left on Tuesday as del
Bgates to Semi-annual Chassis of
the Christian Reformed Church. be-
Ing held at Oak Harbor this week.
Mr.. d. J. Zylstra also went over as
be is the treasurer Of the organiza-
ton. They will return tomorrow.
II you go out to Dickerson's hall
evening you will meet the
young people of the Glendale COM
munity and you will spend an en-
joyable evening. II you go in a
your horses and rig Will
be well cared for. as ample provis-
ion has been made.
Chris. Geels and Aurelia Bylsma
were married Monday morning at
the home of the BRIDES parents and
departed via N. p. Immediately for
their future home in Orange City.
Iowa. Rev. P. J. Hoekenga per-
formed the marriage ceremony. Mrs
G. M. Rutgers accompanied them
on her way to Ellsworth. Michigan,
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Hook
soma.
The city librarian wishes to call
attention to the fact that the fol-
lowing travelling library books are
not yet returned and asks holders
to bring them in az soon as pos
sible and save expense In fines and
replacing Of books: Captain of the
Gray Horse Troop" ION New-found
River" Call Of the Blood" "a
Spinner in the Sum-" spirit Of the
School"
G. Wander Griend and the Jack
man brothers have bought four
head of 22 reg. thoroughbred cat
tie from the Guernsey's at SYRIA
cuse. N. Y. and these are expected
to arrive any day now. The gen.
tlemen deserve credit for bringing
into the country such fine dairy
stock. 1t 10 such enterprising
men that do a great deal toward
making the country prosperous.