The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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her home in Everson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Parish are the
parents OF baby girl born Sunday.
Easter comes this year on April
~. buy your Easter bonnets ear
V-and buy them in Lyndon.
w. c. Reul. manufacturer of fir
lumber at Goshen, was transacting
business in Lynden Saturday.
.. l.. Dlckers0n. Sr., made bus
lness trip to Bellingham Monday,
returning that evening.
The next meeting of the Kensing-
ton Club will be at the home of Mrs.
4. A. Serrurier Oh Friday afternoon
February 20.
A son WIS born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wines, residing near the Roo
4 Van Leeuwen mill, one day last
week.
ID. DeJ0ng left Monday for Mon
roe and other points with Il view
of looking up land on which to To-
cate a colony of HOllanders.
Mr.. land Mrs Conrad Beach and
daughters, who have been visitors
here for some time, left on Monday
for their former home in Michigan.
Mrs. Mollie Stark Williams left
for Seattle last week. where she
was called as witness in Il legal
case now in progress there.
A ten dollar bill was found on
the street in Lynden on Tuesday
afternoon. Anyone losing such a
bill may get further Information by
calling at The Tribune office.
Miss Orel Jackman and Miss Ma
ry jacobson went to Bellingham on
Sunday to visit Nels jacobson, Jr..
who is patient ut st. Luke's hos
pital.
There will be basket social.
preceded by Il short program, at the
North Prairie schoOlhouse on Fri
day evening, February Is. The OBJ
jcet is to raise money for u new
organ.
The Banner Creamery Company
is offering $3.50 per hundred for
milk that tests 81 to 4 per cent,
and Az cents for each point i'll
addition to the basic price. 1t will
take all that is delivered to us
creamery in Lynden. This company
is offering 35 cents per dozen for
eggs.
Depot Agent Whitaker has re-
ceived word from the officials Of
the railroad company that they are
in favor of any and all public I'M
provements in Lynden. The company
owns one-half block frontage Oh
Third street, which the city con-
templates paving. and two blocks
on Grover street which is to have
cement sidewalks.
H. II. Hendricks announces a
public sale on his place miles
northwest of Lynden on the GUIDE
Meridian, on Friday, February u
commencing ut 10 o'clock. George
Bostwick will Officiate AS suction
Ger, and will offer for sale > COWS,
3 heifers. 3 yearling steers. calves
5 shoats. team of young horses
S tons of hay, 100 chickens, ana one
lot farm Implements.
A. NJ. Weston, residing one and
and quarter of mile west ol
the Guide Meridian, advertises
public auction at his place on lhurs-
day February 10, beginning at
one o'clock in the afternoon. ne
will dispose of several Jersey COWS
"A lO-year-Old mare. two-seatea
hack. farm implements. range ana
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terms are offered, and George Bost-
wick will act rs auctioneer.
Oscar Knutzen will hold pub
lie ,uc,ion on Thursday, February
26. commencing at 10 O'Clock. at
his place two blocks outside the cl-
Nv limits of Linden. on aast Grover
street. He will offer II cows. d
heifers. 4 calves, horses, colts
some hogs. 8 stands of bees. wag-
ans huggies and harness, and u
lot of farm implements and house
hn,d goods. Auctioneer BostwicK
viii officiate. Mr.. Knutzen ex-
nects to go to Montana. but Is not
disnOsipg of his real estate. 80
that he may return to Lynden ~
some time in the future.
Mrs. william Weber entertained
in n very charming manner III WI
entine party Saturday evening IN non no.,
~. of her sister, Miss Gertrude VII
son. of rockingham. who was CUES.
Mt The Weber home. The 'o" ,.;'
were artistically decorated WIN
crimson hearts and ribbons. Euess,
Ing contests occupied the Afternoon 81
the guests until late hour when q
daintv three-course luncheon was
served served by the hostess. Besides Inc
honor guest. those invited a,,ssss 70 Myrtle
amr Amv Vail. Madge and Edna Nc
Kinnon. Crete Topping and lone
FentOn.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Miller en-
,or,ained saturday evening in ron
"r "f Miss Mary Schluk. the afiair
being in the nature re, of a /. ns'' was
smo ,. !, dancing and card playing
a witch dainty luncheon was