The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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M. L. ". Dickerson. of Ral,;ng
nam. visited his parents over SUNDAY
A little boy came TO the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wagner SATURDAY,
Mr. L. Engel took the morninp
tram to Bellingham Monday, re-.
turning that evening.
This years Mount Baker Mara
thoh Is to be pulled off in Belling-
ham on July 4
The W. c. T. L. will meet with
MRS. II. H. JAMESON on Thursday.
February II.
Mr.. NJ. L. Jackman has received
word of the death of a nephew in
Iowa in an automobile accident.
The Banner Creamery Co is
now paying 81 cents for butter
and 80 cents for eggs.
F. H. Jameson, of Kennewiek
brother of H. H. Jamieson. was q
visitor in Lynden during the week.
'' anu -NiS. Eu hnl1lle, st the
ROO d Van Leeuwen mill, are the
parents oil a baby girl, born Friday
w. H. NAPLES returned Sunday
morning from a two-days' business
trip to Seattle.
A baby daughter came TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Salmon
Saturday.
Considerable snow fell in Lynden
and the valley during the past
week bat at no time WAS there more
than two inches of the beautiful"
on the ground. Balmy breezes soon
caused the snow 10 disappear.
Miss Bessie Taylor. of this city,
was member of the graduating
class at the Bellingham Normal on
Friday.
Mrs. Bert Welsh returned 20
her home i'll Bellingham Saturday
after few days visit with friends
here.
Mr.. Herman Sass. who has been
confined To his home by an attack
of Illness. Was out yesterday for
the first time iii four weeks.
County Auditor Wallace on Tues
day issued marriage license to
Cornelius Van Wyk and Miss Aida
Heusinkveld, of Lynden.
The grand jury is sill in sess-
ion and during the week has found
indictments against several persons
for minor offenses.
Brown & Coles store in Bellins-
ham WAS robbed one night recent
ly, the thief taking several hams
and pieces of bacon.
The o. " o. Club has issued in
vitations for a dancing and card par
~ at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Gelderloos. of Oak Harbor,
wife of Rev. Geldreloos, of that IL
ty. WAS in Lynden to attend the
funeral of her grandmother. Mrs.
De Vos. who was buried yesterday.
Mrs. George H. Cole, of Belling-
ham. WAS in Lynden Friday, The
guest of Mrs. d. L. Beckes, ana
attended the meeting of The Ken
sington Club in the afternoon.
S. A. Thompson, superintendent
of the Lynden cannery on LIP 10
Seattle this week, contracted for
the delivery of 500 crates Of canned
beans.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Milan will
move to their ranch next Monda!'
They have one of the finest ranches
in the county, located between Lyh-
den and Everson, and they expect 10
make il their home in the future.
nv Nels Jacobson has purchased
the home of Nj. H. Gerlach Just out
side the city limits on The benson
road. and will move into the Same
as soon as the Gerlach family can
vacate it.
Tho Golden Jubilee of the 50th
onniversary of the founding of the
knights of Pythias order will De
..n,,ronriately observed by The To-
cal members on Thursday, fepru-
AIRY 10.
Tba fourth annual convention OF
tho Western Washington Hortieul-
rural Association is tn be heia ~
Everett on February 18th and lsth
very instructive program mas
been arranged.
The people of Cleerbr"ok CIV
a splendid entertainment at T rhe
schoolhouse on Friday night. me
attendance was good and the pro,
caeds. which will go TO the seiioo'
library. amounted to about F'o
Mrs. c. HUMPHREYS, OF fefn-
dale. niece of Mr.. II. RI. 'aiiiis.
son. underwent serious ~, va
for appendicitis Sunday: me Pr. pc
tient is getting along h'ceis ~ ms
time.
John Wolf returned Friday ven
inc from St. Luke's hospitGi W. sn.
he had been for an oper"''" VT ~
anpendicitis. He will not De apie "
resume his school work ior soiie
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