The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The robins have come.

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ingham visitor Saturday.
ID. DeJons was a visitor to the
county seat on Monday
Mrs. B. c. belong is visiting
relatives and friends in Spokane.
Mrs. W. NJ Jennings. of Mount
vernon, will speak at the Baptist
church In Lynden next sunday.
Misses Eva and Caroline Cole are
spending the week at the home OF
their brother in Bellingham.
Miss Ruth Pearson, of Bellingham
came up Friday for a several days
visit with Miss Crete Topping.
w. H. NAPLES and P. NJ. Ser
rurier were business visitors in Bell
ingham Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Engel and Mrs.
w. V. Weber motored to Belling-
ham Saturday.
J. l.. Dickerson, Sr., and j. l..
Dickerson, Jr.. made Il business trip
10 Bellingham Monday, returning on
the evening train.
Mrs Larson and little daughter
of Blaine, We're the guests several
days last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Hawley.
Mr.. ]. w. Grove, now of Everson,
who formerly lived here was visi
tor in town Monday. He may
move back TO Lynden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall are
mourning the death of SNOWFALL,
q handsome white Angora cat which
had been the family pet for eleven
years.
Messrs. Jerry Albers, principal OF
the Lynden Christian school. and
A. b. Voss, of the Glendale Chris
tian school, We're in Bellingham Sat
urday.
Johnnie Dickerson, Jr, of Glen
dale, was in Lynden ON "Wednesday
of last week passing around the ~
CARS in honor of fine baby boy At
his home.
Miss Mamie Wellhouse. who is a
student at the Bellingham Normal,
is entertaining the Misses Jordan
at her home during the Easter yaca-
ton.
Mrs. Elmo Hurley and Miss Hurl-
ey of Bellingham came up saturday
for a visit of several days at the
home of Mrs. Hurley's SISTER, Mrs.
Warren E. Hawley.
A call has been extended by the
members of the Christian Reformed
church to Rev. De Leeuw, OF Peila,
Iowa to serve as pastor of the
church.
Miss Fenton and Miss Randall.
teachers i'll the public schools. left
Friday evening for Seattle. where
they will spend the Easter vscatlon.
Miss Kennedy. another teacher, IS
visiting in Bellingham.
G II. Sears, who is soon TO go
TO Alaska where he has employment
will sell his household goods at pub
lie auction at his home on front
street, on Saturday afternoon, April
IL. beginning at Lao O'Clock.
Hon. John G. Woolley. a noted
orator and journalist. will speak on
bebalf of the statewide prohibition
movement at the Methodist church
mo Bellingham on the afternoon OF
April 5.
Weather conditions point 10 an
early trout season, owing to the
condition of the streams at tne
present and the now being PRACTICAL
Iy out of the mountains fly lishihe
should be good by the first OF May
F. p. Ptolemy has resigned ms
position at the Lyndeu COOPERATIVE
store and will leave next week LOT
Three Lakes, in Skagit county, 10
accept the position of manager oi
,be general store of the Three Lakes
Lumber Company.
NJ H. Gerlach, Lynden archi-
tec, will make the plans for The
new high school building. This Is
gratifying to Lynden people, not d
lone because Mr.. Gerlach Is ioo'I
man. but also because he is one "i
the best architects in this part vi
the state.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
1T YOUR HOME TOWN MERCh,
ANT CAN GIVE YOU AS GOOD Oh
BETTER GOODS AT AS Low OK
4 LOWER PRICE THAN 10Y
WOULD BE OBLIGED TO "a a1 y
FOR THEM ELSEWHERE, fo'
OWE HIM YOUR BUSINESS.
Some of our citizens will remeni'
her n mute, who ABOUT "o
months ago went about town pee
cling He begged his way 10 NOUN
Vernon. where he burgiarlZed .
store one night. was caught .iea
convicted and sent to the peh'len.'
iary After the fellow had receis'
"a his sentence of from one 10 .en
vsars he was returned TO the Jhi
wher. soon was caught verbally cor
fidins his sorrows TO "A ieiio"
prisoner. and now he sings nv ~.
xarnacular distinctly and proii,icail'
m All who can be induced to listen
A very enjoyable meeting oi III.
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