The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-05-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Miss Madge McKinnon is renorted
belng on the sick list.
d. s. Jameson, of Acme Is visit
ing In Lynden.
+. j. Van Hemert, of the LINDEN
department Store went to Vancouv.
er on tuesday on a business trim.
The Electric Theater is present.
ing some unusually strong photo
plays this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Magill Of Seat
tie are visiting at the Carr BAILEY
home. e'
Inc little three-year-old son of
NV. and Mrs. Earl Hays had his
arm broken Thursday evening.
Charles Jersey, living north of
town mad his hand and foot crushed
by log while at work Friday.
John Slotmaker leaves on Monday
Tor a visit with friends and relatives
in the East.
4. II. Haveman has bought the
nome property on 18th Street, at
present occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Hammond.
Mrs. George Worthen and Mrs.
Z. b. Bay gave q party in honor of
their sons and their boy frineds at
the Worthen home last evening.
Mrs. j. Jacoby is confined to her
bed for few days, recovering from
the effects Of minor operation,
which she underwent Monday.
Misses Tilda and Theresa TrOmp
went to Bellingham yesterday. Miss
Tromp attended Il meeting Of the
Eastern Star there last night.
Mrs. De Bron. who came here
from Michigan last Spring, went 10
Bellingham for surgical treatment,
last Thursday.
Mrs. M. l.. Stuart and Miss Pansy
Stuart entertained Misses Eva and
Caroline Cole at dinner Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Burning
ton of Seattle, spent last week Wis
Thompson and family.
Mrs. J. c. Beach and Miss Fran
ces Knapp left this morning for
months visit with relatives of Mrs
Beach, at Coupeville.
Miss Helen Smith had as her
guests Sunday, Miss Fleckenger OF
Seattle and Mrs. Dancer of Belllng
ham.
Motorcycle races are to be held
at the fair grounds on next Satur-
day under the auspices of the SkO0-
KUN Motorcycle Club of Bellingham.
Mrs. Il. A. Serrurier and Mrs.
Herman Rosenzweig will entertain
the members of the kensingtun
of the latter tomorrow evening.
Club and their husbands at the home
Mrs. Eva Thompson, who attend
ed the district convention OF the
Women's Home Missionary Society
at Arlington, Thursday, returned
home Saturday.
The Volunteer fire department
arrangements have been placed in
charge OF w. Fl. NAPLES. Mark Ham
mond and Fl. ROsenzweig.
Work on the Hannegan road is
proceeding under most favorable cir
cumstances, and mayy of the farmer
along the new road are rs yet not
through "cussing" the new Belling-
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Farmers Mutual Tel
ephone Co will be held in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms in
Bellingham on Monday, JuneS, 1T
10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Van Weerd-
huizen of Holland have arrived in
Lynden and will make their future
home in the valley. They are
stopping with their son, G. Van
Weerdhuizen.
Prof Fl. l.. Blanchard has an
interesting article on Silos and Silage
in the current Monthly Bulletin of
the Pullman state agricultural col
lege. also an article on feeding ana
care of the calf for the dairy. Inc
bulletin will be sent free I" all CIT
liens of the state upon appl1catlon.
AS next Saturday is legal ho1-
day. and rs the offices in the
county court house will be closed,
unpaid taxes will become delinquent
tomorrow. The privilege of paying
one-half or all of their taxes before
Nav 80 is accorded taxpayers. AFTER
that date delinquent taxes bear 10
per cent interest.
The date for holding the firemen's
summer nights festival has been
set for Friday evening, June 70. The
festivities are to be held on the
Waples and Serrurier lawns, these
families having kindly consented TO
the use of their beautiful grounds.
One of the best programs ever ar
ranged for the people of Lyndeh is
now in preparation. The firemeh
intend to make this festival the -
vent of the summer season.