The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-19

c. B. Wilcoxen is reported as Sc
riously i'll.
E. D. DEMO, Of Long Beach, CAL
ifornia, is in town on business.
W. Dyk and John Wander Kamp
paid Vancouver a visit on Tuesday.
L. De Valois has gone TO North
Yakima on a visit.
John Bylsma has bought the Ed
Eerkes river bottom farm adjoining
his home place.
Marion Biehler has received a
consignment of new and up-to-date
base ball goods.
A 12-pound baby daughter came TO
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John De-
Vries one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Axling and
W. S Baldwin were Bellingham vi
sitors yesterday.
The condition of General Mae
Pherson, who has been Ill for some
weeks, is not improving.
Mrs. Chas. B. Sampley and little
daughter. Violet, are visiting Mrs.
Sampleys parents in Bellingham.
Roderick Gaskill suffered Sc
we're cut on his hand while 1T work
with u buzz saw Tuesday.
A baby girl arrived AT the home
of Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Cook ON
Monday.
Mrs. Muyskens has sold her stock
of merchandise 10 the Lynden De-
partment Store, and will retire from
business.
Undertaken Frank Knapp re-
ports that in the death of Pete Carl
son he has the first funeral III foar
years of a person whose death was
caused by typhoid fever.
A school election will be held Oh
March I, 10 elect a trustee 10 sue
coed H. E. Stuart whose term ex
pires.
Harry Savings returned from Sc
attic Saturday evening where he
had been To attend the funeral OF
an old friend
Mrs. H. L. Williams. who has
b-en confined to her home for .he
greater part of the winter by i'll
hess, is now cunyalescing.
A number of the mem bers of he
X. of p. Lodge left for Bellingham
during the day 10 participate in he
cele bration of the 50th anniversary
OF the order.
Postmaster Bender is in receipt
of Instructions TO weigh III inconi-
ing and outgoing mail for l05 con-
secutive days. The department is
getting ready to award the new con-
tracts for the carrying of mail,
which are let every four years.
The Sth grade of Delta school
took the examinations in January in
two subjects, spelling and physiolo-
gy. The averages We're as follows:
John LumsSen, 90 Milton Weld
kamp, 81; Mabel Ericsson, 90; Mil
ton Westlund, IS. The last TWO also
include writing.
John T. Ohlund. who is candi-
date for supervisor of the Second
district of Lynden Township, WAS
in town yesterday. Mr.. Ohlund says
that if he is elected he PROPOSES %
play no fayorites but 10 give very
portion of the district fair deal
and TO consider the interests of all
the people of the district.
Mrs. Schiels German Egg Noodle
have arrived in Lynden, and will
be found only at the Lynden CO.
Operative Co, who have put in an
exclusive window display off them
These Noodles are made by Ger
man people, are absolutely pure
made from eggs. and very rich.
Call at the store, see the window
and ask for booklets of recipes. It.
A number of friends of Mrs. J. K
Rinehart gave her a surprise party
at her home Monday evening. the
occasion being h/r birthday ami
verssry. Those present We're Messrs.
and Mesdames c. &. Bay, Fred Whip
pie. Ed Philo, j. ". Rinehart, John
Biddell, Arthur Cummins, John Van
der Yacht. John Rinehart, George
White; Mesdames Reed, White,
and daughter, Schroeder, Frssier.
Wylde, Sears, Jones and bunker;
Messrs. j. L. Dickerson. Sr., and II
Rinehart Refreshments Were serv-
ed during the evening.
Take time to register