The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-05-14
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Mrs. Mollie Stark Williams is on
a visit to relatives in Seattle.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Bylsma are
the parents of a little girl, who ar
rived Sunday.
Miss Agnes Edison has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Seattle.
Miss Elsie Booth, of Bellingham.
was q guest at the Vail home Satur-
day and Sunday.
A little daughter came to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rath-
man one day last week.
Grandpa Worthen, Aunt Annie.
and baby Ralph Gustin are spending
the day at the George Wiley home.
]. l.. Dickers0n. Sr.. was Belling
ham passenger yesterday. returning
on the evening train.
Mr.. Harry Schroeder. brother of
c. NJ. Schroeder is here and ex-
poets to return next year to locate
permanently.
f. W. DickersOn came up from
Dellingham Sunday to attend the
Lynden- Blaine ball game and visit
lis parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knapp are
spending the week in Seattle and o.
lympia on trip that combines bus
mess and pleasure.
Mr.. J. Hanover received letter
Tuesday announcing the birth of
son to Rev. andMrs.P. J. Hook
enga, in Chicago.
A. l.. Tromp' spent a few days
in Anacortes this week. the guest
of his daughter. Anna. who is
teacher in one of the schools there.
H. F.. Stuart went to Seattle Fri
day evening on business connected
with the Farmers Mutual Telephone
Co, of which he is secretary.
ham. were in I.ynden yesterday and
were entertained last evening At
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. C. H.
Mcleod.
The Firemen's dance, held at
Hawleys hall Saturday evening, was
we'll attended and was success in
every respect. The proceeds will
go to the Firemen's club fund.
DR.. Mulder underwent an opera
ton for the removal of polypi from
the nose, at Bellinghom Tuesday.
DR.. Howe performed the operation.
and the patient was able to return
home the same evening.
1t is reported that the Standard |
Oil Company will construct large |
storage tanks at Stranded. making |
that distributing point for their
various products to Lynden. Deming.
Sumas and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slade and
son Claud, OF Roberts. Idaho, are
preparing to move to Oregon. Mrs.
Claud Slade, who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pace,
ton is decided upon.
The L. T. L. held an enthusiastic
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
schoolhouse, and afterwards some
forty small children, in charge of
Mrs. Gustin and Mrs. Axling, march
ed up Front street and gave the
League yell" at various places a
long the way.
The Timon Base Ball nine will
give barn dance at Gosch's barn
at Timon. near the old school house
on Saturday evening. May %. Ad-
mission, including supper. Is cents.
Best of music. Everybody cordial
ly invited. ct.
Mr.. Frank O. Bennett, formerly
of Seattle, has come to Lynden and
is connected with the Lynden I'M
plement Company. Mr. Benefits
family is visiting relatives in New
Orleans, but expect to join him
here at later date.
Andrew A. Boehringer will hold
public sale at his place at Greenwood
miles south of Lynden and miles
east of Wiser Lake on Thursday, May
81. beginning at l O'Clock. s
choice milk cows. 5 head Of horses
and SOME farm implements will be
offered by George Bostwick, auc-
tiOneer.
According to report in last
nights Bellinghsm Herald, the bonds
recently voted by the Lynden district
for a new high school building, are
irregular, and it may be that an
other election will be held. The
point made is that when the bonds
were purchased by the state, The
districts Indebtedness exceeded the
legal limit.
Mrs. Elizabeth de Barrie Gill
gave an entertainment of much mer-
1t at Jamieson's opera house Tues
day evening. Mrs. Gill is harp
list. reader and contralto soloist Of
ability AID much versatility, and
the numbers on her program high
ly pleased the audience. The enter
tainment was given under the au-