The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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bingham on business trim Monday
Mrs. Henry Wander Yacht is SER
lonsly Ill at her home here.
w. Fl. NAPLES made a brief busi-
ness trip to Seattle last week.
Dug Ogle left Sunday evening on
business trip to Seattle.
George True is erecting a cottage
ut the corner of Liberty and Fifth
streets.
Little Miss Mildred Fountain has
recovered from an attack of the
mumps.
T.. w. Dickerson came up from
Bellingham to spend Sunday with his
parents.
The Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the Methodist parsonage on
Wednesday afternoon. April 20.
Mrs. Roy Hunter and daughter
returned to Bellingham Friday at
ter weeks visit here.
P. J. Van Hemert, of the Lynn
den Department Store, returned on
Tuesday from business trip to
Seattle.
The drawing for the w. r. c.
vening at 500 o'clock at Knapps
furniture store.
Marion Biehler, Lynden's genial
hardware merchant. has Just pur--
chased a handsome new Buick auto
mobile.
The refrigerator plant of the Lyn-
den Cooperative Creamery Co. has
been installed and the company has
begun the manufacture of ice.
Mr.. Henry Landau spent Sunday
In Bellingham at the bedside of his
wife who is a patient in one OF the
hospitals there.
Mrs. Anglin. of the Badger dis
trict. was the guest several days last
week of her friend, Mrs. Frank T..
Knapp.
w. l.. LeCOmpte has taken a po-
sitiOn in the grocery department of
the Farmers Mercantile Co. d. L.
Steffe has resigned in order to look
after ma alters of his own.
The output of the Lynden Coop
erative creamery for the first quar-
ter of the year is 25 per cent. in
excess of that for the same period
of last year.
]. l.. Dickerson, Jr.. and family
have moved into town from Glen
dale, and are occupying the house
on East Grover street, which he
purchased from Frank Bell.
Part of the new machinery for the
Lynden Cannery has been shipped
from San Francisco. and is expect
ed to arrive next week. A car load
of cans Is also on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Blankinfort. who
reside between Lynden and EversOn,
have returned from six weeks vi
sit to California. The greater part
Of the time was spent in Los An
geles.
The Lynden fruit and vegetable
cannery is now distributing seeds to
farmers. All farmers having agreed
to grow vegeta bles for the cannery
are requested to call and get their
supply of seeds at the cannery.
S. H. Lucas, who will be remem-
bered as being connected with the
Roo 4 Van Leeuwen mill. and WHO
left Lynden about two years ago
to reside at Grand Rapids, Michi--
gan, has returned and will make
this his home. Mr. Lucas became
Benedict while away and was ac-
companied back by Mrs. Lucas.
Mrs. H. landau underwent an
Operation at Bellingham hospital
last Thursday. She rallied nicely.
hut later her condition accustomed
her family considerable anxiety. Al
this time. however. she is improving
and her friends hope for her early
return home.
County Commissioner Henry Sha-
gren was accused on Tuesday OF at"
tempting to influence Juror III
the BrafOrd ditch case when pas
been pending in Judge Pembertoh s
deDartment OF the superior court.
The charges were made by F. n
Johnson and J. p. Lawrence. VIII
nesses for the professionals. MT.
Shagren claims that he did not know
the men to whom he talked were
jurors.
Mrs, Everett Horton very oe,
ligbtfully entertained the foyai
Neighbors and some Invited guests
at her home last Thursday AFTER
noon. After an informal hour with Hu
sic and needlewOrk rs the diver
sions. dainty refreshments We're
served. Those present were MINES
Baldwin, Fraser. White. PARISH
lancaster. Ehle. Young. knittie.
Stearns. Sands. Jones, Larson. MI
Ian. Whipple, ]. X. Rinehart. war
rem Hawley,. Salzgaber. Sarah Sa'z-
ga ber, Misses Agnes Knittie ana
Ruth McSOrley.
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