The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

ioEoDAY, JUNE 16.
Mrs. Fl L. Williams has entirely
recovered from her recent severe
Mrs. r. j. Rohibacker is visiting
ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carr
Bailey.
MISS Mabel Plank is attending
teachers summer school at the
Bellingham Normal!
cousin of Mr.. Dyksterbuis. Sr.,
was seriously injured in the lorna
40 mat swept over northwestern To-
Wa recently.
Harry S. Osgood left Sunday at
t"rnooh Tor two weeks vacation,
aui4ns which he will visit Seattle,
portland and other points,
VIM. Wellhouse and family have
moved TO Bellingham and will make
The county seat town their home in
the future.
A fine baby daughter arrived at
tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Nerbrugge last Thursday evening.
The Farmers Mercantile has put
INTO service IA new Chase motor
truck Of one and one-half tons ca
pacity.
F LeCocq. of Harrison. South
Dakota. and Ralph B. LeCocq. of
Oak Harbor. father and son. were
visitors here during the past week.
Miss Helen e. Smith went to Bel
hngham Sunday morning and spent
the day with friends, leaving in the
evening for Tacoma where she visit
ed for few days.
About twenty citizens of Lynden
and near vicinity went to Belling-
ham Monday to attend the annual
meeting of the Farmers Mutual Tel
ephoLe Company.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Jackman, Mrs.
Will Jackman and Misses Orel and
Ruth .iackman returned home Mon
day after 5, weeks visit with Mrs
Andrew Smith, in Seattle.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
next Thursday evening, June Is,
at the home of Mrs. Wilder Jones
No more meetings will be held dur
ing the summer months.
Children's Day will be observed
at the Methodist church next Sun
day evening. A good program has
been arranged and will be rendered
at the regular hour fl,r evening SER
vices, which is eight o'clock.
Mrs. P. J. Policy arrived from
Vancouver. B. c., to join her nus
band who located here recently.
They have gone to Housekeeping ana
intend becoming permanent cltl-
zens of Lynden.
Mrs W. J. Burrows, who mad
l,een a guest nj the home OF her
son. Mr.. Walter Hemingway, for
two weeks. returned to her home IN
Everett Friday morning. She was
accompanied to Bellingham by Mrs.
Hemingway.
w. NJ Himenover and A. S. Har-
denbrook will hold public sale al
tho formers place at Booths Cor
ners on Wednesday afternoon, June
II. Six head of cattle. head OF
horses some buggies and harness,
and full line of household goods
will be offered for sale by George
Bostwick, aueticneer.
The Lynden Cannery is prepared
to receive rhubarb beginning mex
Saturday, June 10, and on Mohoa!
and Tuesday. All partles haNins
rbubarb are requested to prlng
10 the cannery by that time oro"
ers are requested not TO Drlhs III
berries after 2 O'Clock, nooh' oi
Saturdays.
commencement exercises OF the
Christian schools will be held III
tho First Christian Reformed church
on Front street this Thursday eV-
.nips. The school year Will close
tomorrow and q picnic will be heio
.,t the fair grounds. commencing az
Ia o'clock, to which the puDilc Is
cordially invited
The usual comment made by To-
ga, people who auto over 10 west
minister and Vancouver these DAYS,
4, th,t the roads on the other slde
90 inst fine. and that if Lynden
had sucb streets and roads rs are
,r,valad over in making the trip,
its people would have a town truly
To be proud of
The special election which is to
decide whether or not Lynden Is
tn have clean, paved streets, and a
new bridge across Fish Trap creek
with an improved route on W. Nam
street to the depot, will be held on
NEXT TUESDAY, June 10, at the
Town Hall. The polls will be open
from O'Clock in the morning un-
til s in the evening.
The members of the w. X. I.
very pleasantly surprised their pre-
r;dept Mrs. fancy Palmer, at her
home Friday afternoon in honor OF
her birthday. The members provld-
ed bounteous luncheon. and dur
ing the progress of the meal Mrs
palmer was presented with hand
some berry spoon rs token OF The
esteem in which she is held The
afternoon was spent in merry max
- ra,nin;scpucpS Those pre-