The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15

Mr.. c. H. Fraley has purchased
an interest in the tin and plumbing
business of r. Handy.
| J. c. Anderson will go to Seat
| tie next week TO purchase ditch
ing machine.
| Miss Lillian Walker is visiting
the John Anglin family i'll the Bad
ger district.
A baby girl arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Riddle on
! Tuesday.
c. E. Holmes had one of his
thumbs badly lacerated in a wood
cutting machine Saturday.
| Miss Mary Cakes, who is
teaching the primary grades at Co
shen, spent the weekend with her
parents here.
A meeting of the To Co Loo
Club will be held this evening for
the purpose of reor2aniZing and e.
lecting new officers.
Little Helen, the four-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Brown. was i'll the first OF the
| week.
c. Wiser. S. Wis. Henry and
| Harry Otter went to Bellingham on
Tuesday to take out final citizen
ship papers.
The income tax collector should
ho % markets and
find out who are buying porter
house steaks.
The condition of Mrs. j. r. Stark
who was taken suddenly and quite Sc
riously ill Sunday morning, is some
what improved.
z. w. Purdy has sold his inter
est in the Bellingham daily papers
- Frank l. Sefrit, general mana-
ger and editor of the two publica-
tions.
Notice of the death of Mr.. c. E.
Cline at Bellingham today reached
The Tribune office as the paper
went to press
Mrs. Grimstead, of Bellingham
who was the guest for several days
last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. B. Sampley,
returned home Saturday morning.
About one hundred of the young
people of the Christian Reformed
church rendered farewell recep-
ton to Rev. and Mrs. Hoekenga
1fnL Cd
with purse of $40 with which to
purchase a remembrance of them.
A. A Mcdaniel. after busy day
at his place of business forgot 10
lock the front door of his billiard
parlor a few nights ago, and on ar
irving there the next morning he
found that some one had entered
and taken SIS in small change from
the cash drawer.
The home talent play, THE
Moonshiner's Daughter given re
Gently for the benefit of the local
fire department, is to be repeated
by the same excellent cast at Grell 5
Opera House, in Everson, under The
auspices of the Everson Fire De-
partment, ON this. Thursday. even-
ing.
Tuesday Was a busy day in Lyn-
den The Fruit Growers !Asso cia-
ton held its annual meeting, as did
The LINDEN COOPERATIVE Creamery
Company. 1t was also the the date
of the meeting of the directors of
the Lynden State Bank, and mark
ed the advent of the new mayor and
city council into office.
The Kensington Club met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L.
B. Sampley. The following officers
were elected for the coming six
months: President, Mrs. J. c. Beach; ,
vice president. Mrs. Herman Rosen-
zweig; secretary, Mrs. Lynn Wright;
treasurer, Mrs. Mark Hammond; Ii
brarian, Mrs. George w. Hall. The
next meeting of the Club will be
| at the home of Mrs. +. NJ. Serruri-
CT OH Friday afternoon, January %.
| On Saturday afternoon, January
Il, w. X. Miner will sell at public
auction, on the old laundry premi-
SEES just north of the depot, lots,
including the laundry building and
other buildings; household furni-
ture, and numerous other proper
ty Time will be given on lots and
buildings, if desired, and the usual
terms will apply to the other prop
erty. Geo. Bostwick will act as
auctioneer.
Rev. P. J. Hoekenga. who is a.
bout TO leave Lynden to take up
/ his residence in Chicago, will sell
at public auction, at his residence,
the First Christian Reformed church
parsonag on west Front street ;,
all his household goods, including
one roll top desk. two bed room and
one parlor suit, dining room furni-
ture, organ and other household
/ goods. The sale will commence at
/ one o'clock on Monday afternoon
January 10.
! John Buzzard is making a prac-
teal demonstration of his public
spirit and civic pride by laying q
concrete sidewalk in front of his
residence property on Fifth and