The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Swat the fly!

: MISS l.. houls of Everson Sunday.
Rolla Handy and family and Miss
, Nellie Collins enjoyed the Fourth
at Silver Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs.N Mark Hammond
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mulder spent
the Fourth at Glacier.
The Misses Mary and Martha Os-
sewarde of Bellingham are visiting
friends in Lynden this week.
VIM. Wellhouse now living at
Bellingham was visiting friends
here on Tuesday.
Pete Norman of Ferndale visit
Lynden on Sunday and was the
guest of Howard Thompson.
Miss Lucy Austin spent the Four
tn visiting Mrs. Bridger Of Ever
son.
Mrs. Will Galbraith and children
are visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. Trapman.
G. Veleke and family and Mrs.
w. w. Cruikshank and daughter
and Mrs. d. Penthouse autoed to
Bellingham Tuesday.
Ohio Beeman Of Seattle has been
spending his vacation with friends
and relatives here for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Allen of
Blaine spent several days in Lynden
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Thomp-
EDISON and family.
Dou De Puy of Wenatchee return
ing several days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Thompson and family.
r. c. Jenkins, who has been
visiting at the Fred Fisher home
for the past four weeks left for his
home in Nebraska Wednesday.
Miss Emma Boslund returned to
her home here last week Monday.
She has been staying with her
sister at Tacoma for the past year.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone
Co. during the past week took over
the Sunset Telephone company's Of
flee and equipment at Blaine.
Mrs. Isabel Shoop. Mrs. F. P.
Cheney, Mrs. NJ. E. Kelsey and Miss
Bell Cooley are visiting relatives in
Vancouver. B. c. this week.
The date for opening bids for The
erection of the new Lynden High
school buildings has been postponed
from July l 5 to Saturday, July 70.
Harry Fountain and little daughter.
Mildred, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Fountain, who Is i'll in a hos
pital In Bellingham. Mrs. Fountain
is expected home on Saturday.
Mrs. Ketcham and baby son. of
Seattle came up Thursday for
visit with Miss Helen Smith. Miss
Smith and her guests spent Satur-
day in Sumas.
Gerret Roetman was thrown
from a horse and seriously injured
last Tuesday. He sustained scalp
wound and was unconscious when
found.
Mrs. Cora Woody of Bellingham
visited at the X. Z. Mutchler ranch.
She was accompanied by her brother
Harry Alexander and his wife. her
sister Ida. and her mother Mrs.
Alexander all of Portland. Oregon,
former residents of the valley.
Paul Gooding. an old-time resi-
dent of Whatcom County. who speh.
several years in New Zealand. ana
who now resides at Bellinsham was
n Lynden visitor on Monday, Calling
on friends and renewing acquain'-
ances.
The meeting of the Kensington
Cluh which was to have been held
AT the home of Mrs. G. w. FLICK
Friday evening has been postponed
until Friday evening. July II. on &C
count of the play to be given tomor-
row night under the auspices oi inc
w. r. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Howard, OF
Mount Vernon. and Mrs. Deeher'
Mrs. Howard's sister, OF Eastern
washington spent from Friday un.
~, Sunday evening at the nome VI
Mr. Howard's sister, Mrs. D. =;
reach Mr.. Howard is conhec'eu
nth the Mount Vernon Herald
A. E. Hardin. the Everson drug
o;s, was on Tuesday sentenced "
= term of 80 days in the county
iaiI after having been convicted u"
the charge of maintaing a h s;l
sance by the sale and otherwise ais-
nosine of Intoxicating liquors III his
Loo. Of husineSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Serrurier anu
children. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. a. Se
rarier and daughter. Miss Florence
and Mr.. Lawrence Serrurier. 20. ol
Portland. who are visiting IN o ,re
ci,v expect to leave Saturday morn
49, g. !. weeks camping on the new
Sky line" trail above Glacier. .n,a
Rev. G. T. Bennings. OF Arapla'
foreign missionary of w the Delivered sn,oaei
ed Christian Church. wno Of The
the Fourth of July address a, .ne
nienic in Lynden paid The Tribune ne
nIaasant call on Tuesday. He IS on
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