The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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visited Mrs. c. B. Vail and daupbte,
Amy, the last of the week.
Mrs H. H. Jameson and Master
ivan, returned from a short visit to
belllngham Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Smith and
MISS Fay Smith of Blaine, autoed 10
Lynden Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Smith had as he,
guest Sunday, her friend Mrs,
Dancer, of Bellingham.
Fred Lash and sister, Mrs. w. c.
Dewey attended the Baptist church
IN Lynden Sunday.
f. F. Randall has rhubarb grown
this spring that is at present suf-
ficiently large for use
DO your Easter shopping early,
and by all means buy your new East
er hat in Lynden.
j. p Schmidt, now taking law
course at Seattle, came over on .
visit this week.
Johnny Thompson has laid q
walk in front of his home on West
Grover Street
Mr.. and Mrs George Rinehart of
Acme. are visiting at the j. X.
Rinehart and Cusin homes this
homes this week
Mrs. Irene Carter. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Biddell and
Mrs. Wylde returned to Bellingham
Thursday.
The O. \. o. Club gave another
of its delightful card and dancing
parties at Odd Fellows Hall On last
Friday evening. which was we'll at
tended.
Doctors Beebe and Howe. F. W.
Bixby and George H Cole We're up
from Bellineham on Tuesday "ven-
ing in attendance upon meeting of
the Masonic blue lodge.
Rev. K. l. Case, former pastor of
the local Baptist church. now resid
ing at lssaquah, Washington Will
preach at the Baptist church here
next Sunday.
There will be a supper given by
the Epworth League on next Satur-
day from to $40 in the evening
at the Epworth league rooms in the
NJ f. Church.
The Ladies of Lynden Rebekah
Lodge will hold a food sale Saturday
March 21st at the millinery store OF
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Smith has
donated the use of her window and
one show case for the display of
foods.
Never before in the history of The
fruit industry in this section have
the prospects for q large crop been
so bright as at this time. All SORTS
of berries are looking fine and this
will be q banner season, one very
profitable to all growers.
DR.. H. T Graves, assistant com
missioner at the head of the live
stock department, has been appoint
ed head of the state Agricultural de-
partment to act temporarily per-
manent appointment is to be made
April to succeed J. H. Perkins,
who resigned.
Members of the Lynden Base Ball
Club journeyed to Hawley's Park
sunday afternoon where light prac-
tice was held consisting of throwing
and batting. Next Sunday after
noon, O'Clock sharp, all players are
requested to be on hand for hard
workout.
Ferndale lodge No. ., Knights Of
Pythias has just completed and Will
soon dedicate its new lodge rooms
.,racted at q cost of $40, goo. ii is
one of the finest lodge buildings in
this section and reflects with great
credit uDon the order and the MEM
hers of Ferndale lodge in particular.
The marriage of Mr.. John Albert
Engdahl to Miss Luella Constant
TOOK place at the home of the prlde
mother. Mrs. Edward b. Constant
al Wiser Lake yesterday. Consrat-
ulations are being showered upon
the newly married couple by large
circle of friends and acqualntahces.
Two weeks from next Sunday Will
he Palm Sunday. and sunday, Aprli
70 will be Easter. Good FRIDAY VIII
be observed on April ~, anu ~
OTIS Day on Sunday, April ~. oth-
or accruing anniversaries next month
will be: Thomas Jefferson plr'h-
day on the 18th; Wiilism SHAKES,
peare's on the 23rd; and thar OF
General Ulysses s. Grant on Apfli
27th.
One of the pleasant social events
of the week WAS the party given las,
saturday evening by the hosai
Neiehbors of America at HaWles
Hall About forty-five guests were
nresent. The high score hohors io'
Ibe evenings games went to Nrs
bunker and Mr.. Warren HaW,es
ant,tbe consolation favors I" MIS-
w I1nderhil. AT q late hour DANNY
refreshments were served.
If Won will cut off the coupon aP'
Wearing at the bottom of the adVef-
,isament of the Fisher FIGURING
Mills on the fourth page oil ne
rrihune and send il with 10 Genus II
s,amns 10 the mills at Seattle,