The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-11-12
FOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. T. Rogers is i'll this week
and under the doctors care.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Blonden left
Friday for short visit in Belling-
ham,
Mrs. II. Julseth, the dressmaker,
has returned from Bellingham af-
ter visit of a week and ahalf.
Florence Roberts in Sappho is
coming to the Electric Theatre Fri
day night.
Mrs. Paul Ashby and son re-
turned Thursday after a two weeks
visit in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White have
rented the Wilcox place on Edison
street.
The Methodist choir will hold a
special sacred concert the Sunday
evening before Thanksgiving.
Have you seen Lynden's new
street cleaner? He is A Den Abel,
anu lie Will httD lHe dSpldiI pave
ment spick and span this winter.
DR.. S. S. Howe, Oculist and Aurist
has arranged to be at the offices of
Drs. Mcleod and Mounter on Tues
day of each week.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Smith have
turned to their home after spend
Nng the fall at the ranch of their
son Ray, on Route 2.
Daudet's masterpiece is Sapho.
Lynden will have chance to see
this great play acted Friday at the
Electric.
Henry C. Schroeder, the father
of Clarence Schroeder, suffered a
stroke of paralysis last week A
report this morning says that he is
very low.
The Socialists will hold a meet
ig Tuesday evening at o'clock in
Gale & Colley's barber shop. All
Others in sympathy with Socialist
ic principles are cordially invited.
Mr.. Howard. who lives near Booth
Corners. was leading a bull into the
barn by a rope on Thursday, when
the animal bOlted, causing the rope
to cut Mr.. Towards thumb so Sc
verely that he had to have it am
putated.
What could be more fitting than
your portrait for the Christmas re-
membrance-to carry your simple
message of friendship? A dozen
portraits solve dozen gift problems.
PYRO STUDIO. Lynden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. NAPLES
have issued ivitations to the marri-
age of their sister. Miss Jennie Thorn
as NAPLES, to Albert John Olson.
The wedding will take place Mon
day. November %. at two O'Clock,
at the George NAPLES home.
Nels Jacobson, who was one of
the committee in charge of the Far
mefs' Institute, tried ont the split
log drag in front of his placeWed-
nesday at works fine, he says.
more farmers ought to use It,"
The Miasota Club. which was or
eanized last Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Ruth Ireland,
will meet Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Dorothy Lindhout.
An excellent collection of shoes
1906-model trailed into Lynden
Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock
following the auto stage. Donald
De Puy, who was married last night
tn Miss Edna Thompson, was ar
irving with the assistance OF some
of the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McInris and
two children attended the funeral
Sunday in Bellingham of Mr.. Nc
Inness' mother, Mrs Christina Nc
Inness, who passed away Friday
morning. Mrs. McInness was una
BILE To survive a stroke of paraly-
sic. She was born in Scotland six
tynine years ago. Besides Mr.. Nc
Inness. she leaves son and daush-
ter in Bellingham to mourn her
loss.
When r. C. Lowrey left Lynden
two years ago TO farm an s0-acre
ranch near Blaine. q lot of people
shook their heads doubtfully. He
visited in Lynden Tuesday and re-
pnrted that he had ourteen acres
<rlready cleared, and was making
shod progress on TIE rest. TO
c'aar the first ten acres cost MN
1926 without his labor.
Russell Davis will hold a public
sale Tuesday, Nov II, at his place
~ miles south and ] mile east
OF Lynden on what is known as
the NJ. b. Donieheu place. Com
menclng at 100 p. III. Auctioneer
George Bostwick will offer the
following property: cows, COM
ing fresh Jan. l, fresh in March; ;
coming 2-year-old heifers, VIII
be fresh April /; spring calves; ,
l Holstein bull 10 months old;
team horses, weight about 1900 lbs;
hay tedder, wagons. harness, oats,
potatoes, and other articles TOO nu-
merous TO mention. The usual
terms will prevail. A free lunch
will be served at noon.