The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

OnoiieS rhilo visited rockingham
Sunday
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert E. kilcup Tuesday
Rev. J. G. Brouwer was i'll and
confined to his home last week.
Miss Grace Hedrick spent Sunday
at the Goodrich home In Belling-
ham.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Worthen of North
wood.
Alexander Cox has returned from
Bellingham to his farm, / " miles
west of the Guide Meridian.
Miss Gertrude Hoover spent Sun
day with her sisters, Mrs. John
Gehrman and Miss Ada Hoover.
Miss Helenl Smith has issued in
vitations for Halloween party,
Wednesday. October 28.
A Halloween dance will be given
at Odd Fellows hall in Custer Sat
urday evening, October 81.
Seth Price. of Alberta, has ar
rived here for visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Price.
Miss Cecilis Fitzgerald of Fern
dale and Miss Ruth DuAbury of L.an-
rel visited Miss Mary Tremain, dur
Ing the fair.
T. r. Price and grand-daAlg hter.
Miss Ruby Price, left Wednesday
morning for visit among relatives
at Parma. Idaho.
Attorney Ralph LIE Coco has pur-
chased the De Motifs property on
West Main Street Tuesday. He ex-
poets to build on the property soon.
Mrs. T. w. PARROT and two chill
dren have arrived from South Da-
kota to join Mr.. ParroN. They
have moved into the Ben Nelson
home on Front Street.
The paving company will begin
laying the asphalt Monday. The big
asphalt plant arrived Tuesday, after
slight delay because the railroad
hesitated about hauling the 11O-tOn
machinery.
Nels Jacobson was at Steilacoom
for several days of the past week.
He Is guardian for an inmate of the
hospital for the insane at that place,
and his duties require occasional
visits to that institution.
Peter ]. Barbeau and A. M. Lind
have incorporated as the Barbeau-
Lind Farming Company, with head
quarters at the old Conrad ranch,
3A miles south OF Lynden on the
Hannegan road. The new company
will deal in land, cattle and hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CRANE and
daughter, Amy, have rented their
farm and moved to Bellingham. MISS
, CRANE will attend school. This
doesn't mean that I'm giving up
farming" Mr.. CRANE says. Its the
only life for me-" Earl Craine,
his son, will remain at Ferndale.
Rev. E. Breen is expected here
from Grand Rapids, Friday. He VIII
take charge of the Christian Re-
formed Church.
He will be inaugurated SUNDAY
morning, and will give his inaugural
sermon In the afternoon. The Kew
A. Guykema of Everett will have
charge of the morning services.
reception will be given for MIN
Wednesday evening at eight O'CLOCK
in the church parlOrs.
Alex Campbell is going out OF
the dairy business to engage IN the
n
nuhltc auction at his place one mile
vest of Clearbrook On Wednesday.
October 20. all of his cattle and
HOGS Auctioneer Bostwick will Of
Far & mitch cows, heifers,4 young
calves, 8 pigs. and other properly
The sale will commence at one
- In the afternoon, and the usual
terms will prevail.
Orel Jackman entertained some
of her friends at her home on her
eighteenth birthday, Saturday octo.
Re 17th The house was decorated
18th manle leaves and pumpkins. RI
srssh meI,ts were served at midnight
and partners were oDtaiheu ny
matching pumpkins. Sne rece,. I've
many pretty presents. Ihose p .
~ ent were: MlSSes III" ~.
hathaway, Mary Jacobson, Mrs'
Dewey. Fay Sheppard. Beliingham
olive pope, Ruth and Louise JACK,
man: Messrs. Rueben, Lew ana Joe
Axlund. Myron Baldwin, Mlitoh
Weidkamp, Melvin and Abon 1ohn'
son. Arthur and Elmer Anderson
Fred Lash, Dan Larson, Nels 'uooo'
son. John Bay and Arthur fearson'
On account of going to California
Harry s. Osgood will sell AT pun.
auction. at the Wilcox residence u,
EDISON street, near Sixth, ana
block east OF the High School. on
Saturday. October 81, commencing
AZ 1:3O p. NJ. the following mousse ,
Mold goods: / Lorraine range,
hoa,,ng atoye: brass beadstead
snrings and mattress; IRON oeu
stead, springs and mattress' NO.
single bed complete; l sewing NO
ahine. l round dining table; kNcn
an table with zinc top; library
table: dining chairs; kitchen ,
chairs. rocking chairs; pu,le.
aresser: fruit jars; Hho,
,a.m rugs. 11x12 Brussels rug,
washing machine; wrihger, .uS
S,shes cooking utensils, ana o.no'
articIes too numerous TO Ineh.ioh,
Tha usual terms of sale VIII prevail,
rnoras Bostwick will officiate az
auctioneer.
uOpKJNGMEN!