The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-26

H. Jerp, of HAMPTON, was trans,
acting business in Lynden today anc
paid The Tribune a call.
Walter Crabtree was taken {
St. LUke's hospital in Bellinghan
Monday TO receive treatment there.
P. M. Serrurier was q bushes:
visitor 10 Seattle the last OF tht
week.
Mr.. Loring. Sr., was quite i'll fol
much better.
Mrs ". H NAPLES returned Sun.
| day from a visit Of several days IL
! Seattle.
Mrs Margaret Watson is spending
| the week in Bellingham visiting
! friends and taking treatment for al
affliction Of the eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Brown, and
daughter, Merle. of Bellingham, were
over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fountain.
Miss Helen Smith returned Sat-
urday afternoon from a ten-days bus
mess and pleasure trip TO Portland
and Seattle.
The regular meeting Of the fire
department will be held at the Gown
hall next Monday evening at 1870
oc lock. sharp.
The o. n o. Club will give anoth
er of its delightful dancing and
card parties tomorrow evening al
Odd Fellows hall.
A party of young people from the
city and country was entertained by
Roy Clark at his ranch home one
evening last week.
Rolla Handy. who has been con-
fined to his home for the past two
weeks by an attack of illness, is
reported as improving in health.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet next
Wefln..stia" afternoon at tie home
of Mrs George w. Frick.
Miss Madge McKinnon has been
absent from her duties at the Farm
-rs Mercantile Co, for several days
On account of illness.
Mrs. Rachel Stansel, sister of
Franklin n. Kennedy who died in
LINDEN in 1908, died al West Seattle
Sunday at the age OF 20 years.
You have two more days i'll
|, iot m Won
must pay if You have an income a.
Dove $4,000. if you are single, and
above 81 zoe if married.
Chap Bayes has returned from
a weeks business trip TO Oregon
points. He is shipping in large
quantity OF shrubbery and nursery
stock.
Misses Nellie Collins snd Ada
Hoover will entertain at the home Il
Mrs. Mary Collins this evening in
honor of Miss Lillian Mcdonald and
Mr.. Harry Mcdonald.
LINDEN Township will hold its an
nual election at the township hall
next Tuesday, March 3. between the
hours of 9 in the morning and
in the afternoon.
The annual township election IF
Delta Township will be held al ihe
Hoffman hall next Monday. The
polls will open between nine and ten
O'Clock in The morning and close at
four in the afternoon.
Mrs. ]. B. Bryon, who is al Mon
ticello, Maine. writes to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. H Jameson, that the
east is experiencing severe cold
spell, the thermometer registering
81 degrees below zero at Monticel-
10 last week.
The members of the First Christ
ian Reformed church. at the meet
ing held last week. called Rev. {.
Vriesman, of Zillah. Washington. as
pastor of the church here TO succeed
Rev Hoekeuga. Word has not yet
been received whether Rev. Vriesman
will accept the call or not.
August Goseh, who left January
29lh for Pasadena, California, 10
attend the funera. Of his mother, re-
turned home last Thursday. On
It's return he visited friends il
Portland. and at Tacoma he stop
ped over 20 visit his dasShter- Mrs.
/ ". REESE.
Mrs. Theodore Serrurier entertail4'
ed thekensington club in a very de-
| lightful manner at her home Friday
afternoon. In honor Of Washington :
/ birthday, the decorations We're OF
flags aud>lhe national colors, the
same suggestion being effectively
carried out in The refreshment :
which We're served late in the after
noon. Place cards were miniature
! hatchets in red. white and blue.
Seventeen mem bers We're present.
| In addition TO the club members.
Mrs. Serrurier's guests We're: Mrs.
/ W. II. Jacobs. Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. c.
! Schroeder, Mrs Feeny, Mrs. kelso,
Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. Wilder X.
ones, and Miss Lillian Walker. The
next meeting of the club will be al
the home of Mrs. John X. Thomp-
son on Friday afternoon. March6.
Miss Cecile Watson very delight
/ fully entertained the mem beers of the