The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-30

Mrs. Clarence Jameson is
spending the week with relatives in
Ferndale.
The condition of VIM. Lauckhart
Sr., who has been i'll for the past
few weeks, is still serious.
Mrs. Jack, of Everett, is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Sampley.
| Mrs NJ Wander Griend, Sr. left
yesterday for an extended visit at
her former home in Firth, Nebr
Mrs. Mary Jones went to Bell
! ingham Tuesday for couple of
weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. w. H. NAPLES is in Seattle
| for weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs
Garman.
The R. r. Handy family motor
to the bulb farm at Marietta on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Beach motor
ed to Mount Vernon Sunday to Wis
it Mrs. Beach's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Engel, accompa-
MED by Mrs. w. V Weber. motor
ed to Bellingham Saturday.
Mr.. Meyers, of Northwood re-
ceived a cut on his left hand while
ut work at the Roo d Van Leeuwen
mill Thursday.
Mr.. Nels Jacobson left yesterday
for Seattle and Tacoma, and will
also visit a patient at Steilacoom for
whom he is guardian.
Mrs. Julseth and little daughter,
Marie, will 60 to Bellingham tomor-
row TO see the circus and will re-
main for few days visit with rel
atiyes.
The many frineds of Mrs. Cudney
will regret to learn that she will
soon leave Lynden to make her
home with her two sons in Califor
mia.
Postmaster Bender announces
that beginning with May l the
morning mail will close at 1:52 in
stead OF at 500 O'Clock as hereto
fore
Mrs. P. NJ Serrurier and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Cavanaugh.s who is a guest
at the Serrurier home, Mrs. Beach,
Mrs. Knapp and Mr.. p. NJ. Serrur-
Ter We're Bellingham visitors yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, of Anacor-
ties. accompanied by Miss Pearl Ell
der and her friend. Miss Squire.
came up by auto Sunday and
visited for a short time at the S. II
Bradley and Walter Elder homes
OF particular interest at this time
and of distinct educational value
should be the pictures of Mexico
and the Mexican people to be shown
at the Electric Theatre Monday
night, May 4. The scenes are said
TO center largely about Mexico City,
and TO be strictly true to life.
new time table for train leav-
ing Lynden will be effective May
/. The morning train now leaving
at Q ~ " Ia raw at Q tit- L
05 train at 100; the train for SUI
mas now leaving at 2:15 will l-"ve
at 2:0S and the evening train will
leave at 526. except on Sundays,
when it will leave at GIG.
Mrs C. p. Bay, Mrs Hickey, Mrs.
w W Palmer, and Mrs. A. H. Fra
sier went TO rockingham Tuesday as
I..1n T,,<,
the Rebekah district meeting. Other
LINDEN members who attended We're
Mrs A. E. Rusco, Mrs. Henry Shs-
gren, Mrs ]. c. Anderson, and Miss
Este Hickey. Mrs. Bay remained in
Bellingham for visit of several day
with relatives.
Following their usual custom of
presenting the public schools of
the Pacific Northwest each year
with something calculated to i'm
press pupils with the importance of
protecting forest resources, upon
which the school funds depend 10 =
certain extent, the Western For
estry d Conservation Association.
of Portland, this year sends a beau
tifnl picture in colors, entitled Put
ting out the Camp Fire.
Within the Law, now appear
ing serially in The Tribune, will be
presented at the Metropolitan thea
ire i'll Bellingham on the evening of
May I. The author. Bayard Veil
Ter. obtained the material for the
story at the New York City police
headquarters when he was a news
paper reporter. and the scenes are,
therefore. accurate and true 10
life.
The Delta school honor roll
for last week contains these names:
Milton and Alice Larson, Geziena
Gelms, Gertrude and Watson Bonnie
ma, Alice Nelson, Ralph and Ar
mold Olson, Ralph and Harold KEEL
Ter, Ma bel Ericsson. Harold and Will
lard Weidkamp, George Wander
Mey. Verneta Crosier. Tbelma and
Carl Helgath, Hartwig and MILTON
Westlund, Henry Froberg, John
Lumsden