The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

ouA 1hohOy anu SUI visited
relatives in Bellingham over the
weekend.
Mrs. w. G. Dewey and little son,
Enos, are the guests of Mrs. c.
Z. Pangborn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Knapp
have returned after visit of sew
eral days In Seattle.
DR.. s. s. Howe, Oculist and Aurist
has arranged to be at the offices of
Drs. Mcleod and Mounter on Tues
day Of each week.
Miss Anna Egbert returned to
her home in Ferndale Thursday,
after visiting her friend, Myrtle
Hoverson.
Miss Allie Sbinn, OF Ashland, Ore
who has been visiting In version dur
ing the last week, has returned to
Miss Georgia DickersOn of Bell
ingham is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. DickersOn, ST.,
this week. She will return home to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wright, Mis-
ses Fleming, Cole, Gilliland and
Headrick, Of the Lynden public
schools, left yesterday to attend the
. meeting of the Northwest Division
OF the N. E. A. to be held at Ia
coma this week.
The store of Armstrong Ham,
mOnd Co was packed to the doors,
yesterday when the drawing took
palce Mrs. Curtis Heathers was
the lucky one this week.
The ball game in Bellingham be-
tween members of the big league
teams Friday is attracting much
attention in Lynden. Mr.. and Mrs.
h. Engle will auto down to attend.
Another Lynden man who will be
in the grandstand is Mr.. J. L..
Dickerson, Sr.
w. Ackley will hold a public sale
at his place, 2a miles, southwest OF
Lynden, ON what is known as the
Bruce place, Thursday. November g..
He will offer an excellent assert
ment of stock. consisting of about
twenty choice cows, several bulls.
heifers, calves and shOats. The sale
will begin at 1OO'clOck and lunch
will be served free at noon. The
usual terms will prevail. George
Bostwick will act as auctiOneer.
Hon. l.. H. Hadley, republican
candidate for congress. and Hon.
George Lee of Seattle, formerly chair
man of the Public Utilities Commits
sion will speak this evening before
a Republican Rally in Jamieson's
Hall. at 8 O'Clock. They will dis
cuss the issues of the campaign.
The Jubilee Male Quartet will pro-
vide music. Some of the candidates
will give four or five minute lad
dresses. All voters are invited 10
: attend and get acquainted with the
Republican candidates.
Mrs. M. NAPLES was pleasantly
surprised yesterday at her nome
south of town when about fifteen OF
her friends called to spend the DAY
with her. The guests provided
bounteous luncheon which was serv-
ed at noon, and the afternoon was
happily passed In social cOnserVa-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. NAPLES nave
purchased home on Elk Street and
-sxpect to move into town In about
two weeks. Mrs. NAPLES guesls
were: Mesdames &. B. Bay, P. A.
Clarke. H. Shagren, August klocke'
8. Fl. Bradley, A. H. Frasier, M.
A. Hickey. P. M. Serrurier. II. sass
w. H. NAPLES. George NAPLES, 70
berta NAPLES, Curtis, Bay and Mar
paret Waples. Miss Jennie Waples
and Miss Pixler' were guests at the
Waples home yesterday evening.
Dudley G. WOOten. OF Seattle ad-
dressed u nOn-partisan meeting tues
day evening at Jamieson's Hall on
the initiative measures. MT. Wooteh
discussed the blue sky, first aid. ell
nloyment bureau, board OF 1nspec-
lion. and eight hour measures, con-
demninp each on the grounds that
the Legislation is poorly drawn ana
could better have been handed ny
representatives of the people gamer
ed In the legislature.
He recalled Governor Lister
nromise to the people to appoint
Immediately a commission composed
az representatives of capital ana
nor TO draft first aid bill pro-
v,ded the initiative measure was
voted down. In discussing the eigha
hour law. he spoke Of the hardships
that will fall on the house"iie'
farmer. and others, whose worh
would be handicapped by the meas
ure. -. ,ba
meeting.
On account of going to California
Harry S. OsgOod will sell at puolie
auction, at the Wilcox residence on
Edison Street, near sixth ana
block east of the High School. Oh
Saturday. October 81, commencing
AZ 1:3O p. M. the following mousse
hold goods: l Lorraine range;
heat,np stove; brass beadstead'
snrings and mattress; iron bed
stead. springs and Mattress
single he'd complete; 1 sewing ma
chine. 1 round dining table; ki.ch
on table with zinc top; library
tah,e. 6 dining chairs; ki.cnen
hairs. 2 rocking chairs; l buiiet'
dresser; fruit Jars;
leum. rugs, 1 11x12 Brussels rug;
washing machine; wrihser, .uuS
dishes. cooking utensils, ana o.n''
articles too numerous to meh.ion;
mr. usual terms of sale Will prevail,
naorse Bostwick will officiate an
auctioneer.
ATTENTION wORKINGMEN!
col. apents for the Ia