The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-05-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Miss Helen Smith was Bel
lngham passenger Friday.
Councilman Oldemyer was a
bellinsham visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Everett Hawley was a Bell
mgham visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Marguerite Garrett spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
In Bellingham.
Mrs. Harry Fountain and children
visited Mrs. Lynn Brown in Bell
1ngham the last of the week.
The dance announced for May
23 at Gosch's barn, Timon has
been indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. Fl. H. Jameson and Master
Ivan spent several days the last of
the week in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Bender had
as dinner guests Sunday, Misses
Eva and Caroline Cole.
Messrs II. f. Stuart. d. l.. Beckes
G. w. Frick and DR.. Mulder en-
joyed an all-day fishing trip yester-
day.
Little Paul Brouwer celebrated
his fifth birthday Monday. by en-
tertaining number Of little friends
ut his home in the afternoon.
Miss Edna Rowan was entertain
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ChaC Iacnhc InrinU hnr ST in
Lynden.
Il. HeatOn of the Lynden Can
merry left on Monday morning for
Vancouver and other b. G. points
to be gone several days.
Mrs. Chas. B. Sampley and lit
tie daughter left Saturday evening
for a weeks visit at the home Of
Mrs. Sampley's parents near Fern
dale.
Miss Lillian Walker went to
Bellingham Thursday and wrote for
the teachers examination at the
office OF the county superintendent
OF schools.
w. p. Cobb, formerly of Sumas,
has purchased the Star Cafe. and
has made extensive alterations and
improvements in the place, which
will be known as the Lynden Grill.
A realty transaction of consider
able importance was made this week
by which ID. Mulder sold to ThOs.
II. Smith, II acres of land, known
rs the Stickney Home property,
for "a consideration of $1,000.
The Trinity Methodist church
choir, of Bellingham, with chorus
of 30 voices. is making arrange
ments to appear at Jamieson's opera
house, on the evening of Friday,
June 5.
Frank Knapp attended the meet
ing of the Republican county CEN
tral committee in Bellingham Sat
urday. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Geo.
Hall accompanied Mr.. Knapp to the
county seat.
Mr.. A. bunker left Monday for
Spokane where he goes as delegate
to the State convention of the
Knights of Pythias lodge. Mr.. Dunk
or will visit other points in East
ern Washington and will be away
about week.
VIM. Atkinson. auctiOneer. will
sell ut Huntington. B. c.. adjoining
Sumas, Washington, 20 head or
choice Holstein and AYRSHIRE cat
tie. on the afternoon of May 20,
commencing at one O'Clock. The
cattle are the property of Fl. w.
Vanderhoof, and include only reg
istered stock. For detailed descrip-
ton see advertisement on page
of this issue of The Tribune.
+. II. Pierce will have a public
sale at his place 2R miles east OF
Roo 4 Van Leeuwen's mill and
miles west OF Van Buren,, on
Thursday, May 20, at O'Clock
The articles to be disposed of IN
addition to lot of fine grade Jer-
seys and Guernsey cows and calves,
comprise a lot of farm implements
and house hold goods. The usual
terms on sale will be given. George
Bostwick will act rs aucti0neer.
The Commercial Committee OF
LINDEN met on Monday morning
with l.. Zweegman, road supervisor
Of Lyndem Township and George
Bostwick, chairman Of the commit
lee on streets and alleys OF the
town council and made arrange
nents by which the big county
road grader will be placed in SER
vice under Mr.. Zweegmans SUPER
vision TO grade and otherwise place
In better condition Grover Street
from Third TO the Harvey Siade
place-an improvement long wish
ed for and one that Will prove VI
benefit to both the tiwn ana couh-
try people.
What might have been serious
accident occurred Saturday night
about $3.50 o'clock, about ten miles
out of Bellingham near the Ten Mile
road. when an automobile driven by
r. h. Kershaw, of Bellingham. col
lided with Jack McInness' Lynden
stage on its last trip out. MIR. NC
luness' passengers were r.. NJ.
Whitaker, and Bert iBostwick, ~
LINDEN, w. E. Twisp, of Laurel