The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-09

i greet with a Christians greetin q
Your lesson of love and light.
ii. II. Jameson was business
visitor in Bellingham Tuesday,
\. H. Tromp transacted business
In Bellinsham Friday,
Mrs. Harry Fountain and children
VISITED friends in Bellingham sew
eral days last week.
Cecil and Reta Jamjeson spent
several days last week visiting rel
atives in Bellingham.
The Jackman brothers have ax-
changed their last years Hupmo-
bile for new, electric starting REQ
Joe Runyon is building an sddi-
ton to his home on east Front
street.
DR.. S. S. Howe, of Bellingham,
was guest at the Charles Galbraith
home for a few days last week
Mesdames Loring and Beckes and
Roger Beckes spent Saturday in
Bellingham.
Mrs II. c. Lutzen and two chill
dren, OF Sioux City. Iowa, are here
for an extended visit with the Steen-
bergen family.
George True has bought the w.
E. Austin place ON Edison street.
1t will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fisher.
The wedding of Miss Matte Me
veen and Mr.. Arie Zoet took place
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. NJ Nieveen. Oh
March %.
Edmund Cosgrove, once mayor of
Whatcom, now Bellingham, died AT
Seattle last Friday. at the age of
&c years. He moved TO Seattle in
1896.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles True have
moved into their new home At the
corner OF Sth and Liberty streets.
They had as their Sunday guest.
Mrs. True's mother. Mrs. Drake, OF
Belliugham.
Attention is called to the display
ad of Henry Spans new Sunset
dairy, IA modern, sanitary lhstitu-
ton. MIR. Spans attractive new
delivery wagon is now making reg
ular trips about the city.
The new building of the Knights
of Pythias. at Ferndale, will be ded-
icated this evening before large
gathering of high officials and meni-
bers of the order from various parts
Of the state.
John Burgraff has completed his
new seven-room bungalow mort beast
of town. and moved in the first OF
this week. This is the fifth house
Mr.. Burgraff has built during his
nine years residence in this sec
ton.
Flies carried in sacks of sugar,
and not rats. are responsible lof rE-
cent cases of bubonic plague at Ha-
yana. Cuba. according 10 surgeon
General Guitiraz. director of SANTA
ton for the republic of Cuba
Swat the fly.
4. d. Fish, state dairy inspect
or. and a former resident OF Lyh-
den. has been in this vicinity Tor .
week on official duty. Mr.. Fish left
Lynden about two years ago, ana
expressed surprise at the progress
made here since that time. He no"
lives in Seattle.
The Y. p. p. will meet at the
home of Miss Edith Jones next
Monday evening. April is ire /. =.
Z campaign month, and plans Will
be- started to carry on tins WORK
All members are urged to BIZ pres
ent AT the meeting Monday night in
order that effective plans may De
made.
The ad writer of the Efficiency
Shop let an error slip into his cop!
for this weeks I'D when ne Wrote
$50 Derby Hats to be solo AT
Sl.s9". He meant TO say % W
DERBY Hats for $1.S9",. $500 being
The regular price of the hats. MOI
wishing TO mislead customers the
nroprietors of the store ask that
This correction be made.
The TRIBUNE olllCe IL ~ ~ - =
supply of the latest form OF Ga,
madam Customs invoices. Inc W"
form is no longer accepted by the
customs officials. ana shippers
wishing supply of the new form
may now get them at this o1flce .,
a lower rate than when 1ndiViouai
lots are ordered. Firm names Will
he printed on the blanks II ORDER
ed now.
Mrs. F. L. Wood and Mrs. Mara
11an,m,nd entertained the kens-
inrton club members and their nus
hands at the Wood home Frldss =
yanine Five hundred was played
at seven tables Suggestions Oh
the Easter season We're carried our
in decorations and i'll the refresh
mepts served at the close oi III.
evening Besides the clnp NV 49,
the guests present were Mrs ne so
~. "a Mrs Nulder, and DR.. ,. >