The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Helen Smith spent Sunday
with friends in Everson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hall were
visitors in Bellingham. SUNDAY.
The fire department meets next
Monday night.
Miss Dorothy Lindhout is suffer-
ing from an attack of the humps
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Engel autoed to
Bellingham Wednesday.
- DR.. Selander has moved his resi-
dence 10 his office location at the
corner of Front and Seventh streets
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frick and
Mrs. George Gustin and baby mo-
tored TO Bellingham Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Knittle of Belling-
ham visited friends here on Tues
day
Mr.. z. L. Lash and daughter, Mrs.
w. c. Dewey, and little son, spent
Sunday with Mrs c. f. Pangborn.
E. j. Richie, formerly of Clear
brook, but now living near Belling-
ham was in Lynden Thursday.
A baby boy weighing pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Backstrom last Monday morning.
Mrs. Msltby of Seattle is visiting
AT the home Of her mother, Mrs. j.
H. Stark.
The new auto delivery wagon of
the Stuurman d Hoekslra meat mar
ket has arrived and is now doing
service.
The r \. of A. will give a card
party AT Hawley's Hall next Satur-
day evening to which the friends of
lodge members are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Clarke and
family returned Saturday from Mon
tana where they went about one
Year ago, to take up land.
Misses Eva Cole and lone Fen
ton entertained the Fortnightly club
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs q.
Van Leeuwen, Thursday evening.
E. w. Swanson has rented his
farm on the Blaine-Lynden road,
lately occupied by c. c. Custard, 10
William Pope.
Governor Lister has named to-
morrow as Salmon Day. Now
for "Smothered Trout" Day" Call
it for December %.
At the election to choose a direc-
h,,o I'd hn1A on
Saturday ISL votes were polled, OF
which H f. Stuart received ltS
and c. 3. Bay "a. Mr.. Stuart i'll
consequence is his own successor.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Mulder, who have
spent the past six months in Cali
fornis, returned to Lynden sunday
and will remain here. Their son,
John. will return al the close OF the
school year.
The order for the new 1914 base
ball team suits was given to Jones
a. Rathman of the Efficiency SHOP
ON Monday evening. The new uni
forms are to be made of grey cheek
cloth with green trimmings.
Mr.. A. J. Elliott. father of Mrs.
a
mas suffered second stroke OF
paralysis, is greatly improved. and
now able To move about the house
some.
Washington is SO rapidly becom-
ing Holstein state. DR.. II. l.
Graves states, that il may be neces-
sary in the future, if the lmporta-
lion of Holsteins continues, 10 re-
duce the standard of butter TAT test
in milk from 3.25 TO ), owing 10
the fact that the Holstein milk Will
not generally test up to The former
mark
The members of the public libra
nv hoard are planning for another
rook-d food sale TO be held N the
reading room on Saturday, March
IA The board takes This means 10
raise money TO help defray the cur
rent expenses, and il is hoped tna'
Every lady in Lynden who Is inter
.sted in the reading room VIII
snond literally to the request ior
donations of cooked food Tor the
sale.
Misc Helen smith, the LINDEN mil
liner VIII nave lIci
of Sprins Millinery Oh lhursoaS,
Friday and Saturday of TINS weeh
and extends q cordial invitation 10
The ladies of Lynden and Vielhi'! 10
inspect her beautiful line. She nas
assamhled all the latest STYLES ana
ssanes and has made her prices so
low that no store in Bellinsham ~, Of
seattle will be able TO compete Inc
line is a very pretty one ma sl"uiu
he seen by every lady in this Vicih-
ity.
Mrs NJ. l.. Jackman and >.
I.ckman. whose birthday ann
Ysrsaries fall on the Srd ana IN
at March. respectively, Jointly cele-
bratad the occasion at the NJ l..
Iackman home SUNDAY. BESIDES
members of the family, MISS ara go
I'D and Nels jacobson Jr.. aha,e'i
e. the enjoyment of the day. MIS-
Jackman received number OF g ,ifai
.aanne them bouquet OF beautilui
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