The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-25
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Miss Henrietta Penthouse visited
with friends and relatives at Bell
ingham during the past week.
Miss Reka Roo IL here from Cal
ifornia visiting the r. Roo family.
Turn out and hear the Lynden
Band at the lawn festival tomor-
row night.
County Attorney Bixby was visit
ing friends and relatives in Lynden
ON Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George True have
moved into their new home on Lib
erty and Fifth streets.
Ioris T. Barker and Miss Ger
trude Barnhart. formerly of Lyn-
den, were married in Bellingham
yesterday.
Lynn Colby is installing bath
room fixtures of latest design. in
Clarence JamiesOn's new residence
on the corner of Sixth and Liberty.
Many of the members of Lynch
Post G. A. r. and the w. r. c.
are in Bellingham attending the G..
A. r. reunion.
Miss Bessie Frick and Miss Ruby
McDaniels who were delegates to the
EpwOrth League convention for the
Northwest Washington district held
at Marysville. returned last night.
There will be an "Old Folks
Service" at the Methodist Church
on next Sunday at eleven O'Clock,
A. NJ. A special invitation il ex-
tended to the old people.
Mrs. H. H. Jameson went to Bel
bingham yesterday morning to meet
her mother. Mrs. J. B. Byron. who
Is returning from an extended WIS.,
1t to relatives in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Smallfield.
Mrs. A. Rathman and Mrs. Wilder
Jones autoed to Seattle Monday.
The party returned on Wednesday,
with the exception of Mrs. Rathman
who will visit in the metropolis for
couple Of weeks.
F. P. Cruikshank is again INSTALL
ed as proprietor Of the Lynden
Jewelry' Store, having on Tuesday
bought out d. Rens to whom he
sold the business a few months ago.
Mr.. Cruikshank will collect all out
standing accounts and pay all bills.
Little Edna Saltzgaber entertain
ed q number of her play mates last
lnry nRt ~
Of her seventh birthday. After
merry games were played a delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Saltzga-
Der.
Mrs. Isabella Shoop returned on
Sunday from Sheridan. Wyoming.
where she has been visiting for the
past year. Mrs. ShOop was accom-
panied by her daughter and grand
daughter. who will visit for couple
Of weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Cheney.
]. w. Green has leased the Lyn-
den Manufacturing Co. plant from
Smith and BOerhave. and intends
making some extensive alterations
and improvements in the business
He Is replacing the gasoline engine
with three electric motors and will
add machine shop to the equip
ment. Mr.. Green was formerly in
business in Sumas.
Mrs. f. f. Baxter very delight
fully entertained the r. N. of A.
and their friends at her home last
Thursday afternoon. After IA social
time ice-cream smOthered with
strawberries, and cake were served.
Those present were Mesdames A.
H. Frasier. Harry Stearns. Angus
Young. George NAPLES, Louis Lar
son. W. S. Baldwin. c. o. Knitted.
f. NJ. Whitaker, Warren Hawley,
Fred Kingley, John Biddell. JacOby.
H. V. Saltzgaber.; l.. KrOuse. Sarah
Saltzgaber. George White. Lancast-
er, E. E. Baxter, J. J. Johnson, of
Glacier and the Misses Ruth Nc
Sorley. Esther Hawley and Pearl
Baxter.
Farmer" T. A. Serrurier and
wife were surprised Monday even
ing by about twenty-five of their
friends and neighbOrs who. drove TO
the Serrurier farm" on hay
rack. Refreshments brought by
the guests were served. and old
fashioned dances. to music furnish
ed by Mark Hammond and Harry
Schroeder. passed the time pleas
antly. The "Rubes" forming the
party were: Messrs. and Mines. Ray
5lade. Carl Rathman. G. NJ. Schr0e-
der. Mark Hammond. Frank Haw-
ley. P. NJ. Serrurier. H. ROsenzweig;
Mines. Feeny, Williams. Everett
Hawley, Warren Hawley, Cava-
naugh; Misses Lulu and Esther
Hawley, Ruth Burgess; Messrs. Har-
~ SCHROEDER. Charles Galbraith, and
Wilder Jones.