The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-07-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Swat the fly!

Swat the fly!
There are many wild blackberries
this season. and berry parties in the
woods have been numerous.
X. B. LIE Cocq went over to Oak
Harbor on business last SATURDAY.
returning on Monday.
Lynn Cloud came up from Mon
tesano Thursday for a visit at the
p. A. Wright home.
H. E. Bell and wife of Chicago
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Elder.
oliver j. Ely and wife who have
been at Anacortes for the past
month have returned to LINDEN.
Miss Ellen Booman was home
Sunday from her studies at the
Normal.
Mrs. w. H. Smith and daughter
visited Miss Tierney for several days
last week.
Marion Dickerson came over
from Bellingham last week to visit
her grandparents.
A. M. Muir of Bellingham has
filed as candidate for county
clerk on the republican ticket.
Fred E. Prouty, District Organ
izer of the WOodmen of the World
is in town calling on friends and re-
newing old acquaintaces.
Joseph z. Lajoe president and
general manager of the J. Lajoe Co..
of Lajoie Falls. B. c., is a business
visitor to Lynden.
Mr.. Romano, T. M. McCue. Miss
Margaret McCue and Miss Gertrude
Murphy Of Bellingham. were visitors
in Lynden last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Ryan, of Seattle. Miss
Tierney and Mrs. McCue, of Belling
ham. came up last week for few
days visit at the Tierney home.
E. E. Baxter and family and Mr..
and Mrs. John Biddell returned
last week from Birch Bay where the
have been camping for some time.
John Aitken, deputy fish and
game warden and Progressive cand-
idate for the nomination Of sheriff
was a visitor to Lynden on Tuesday.
A beautiful new bungalow and
also a new silo have just been COM
pleted on the ranch OF c. w. Gal
braith across the NoOksack.
Mrs. Max Blonden and little
Mrs. Harry Fountain and other rel
atives in Lynden last week.
Medill Mcconnell of the state in
dustrial commission was visiting
LINDEN on official business on Mon
day.
Farmers growing beans for the
Lynden Canning Company are re-
Quested to pick and deliver same
to us before they are too old.
LYNDEN CANNING CO.
d. F. Smith who has AZ acres all
in Cuthbert raspberries in employ
ing 55 pickers on his place. which
is one of the finest berry ranches
in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, their
daughter Pearl. Mrs. Marry Bell,
her son, H. E. Bell and wife. and
Harry Elder and two children took
trip to Glacier on Tuesday re-
turning last night.
1t has been shown upon fnvestlga-
tiOn that fire last week at The r.
Michels place was not cause by oe-
fective electrical wiring neither by
a stroke of lightning but from
some unknown cause.
Special meeting of the fire de-
partment in the Club room tomor-
row. Friday night. AS business ri
Importance is to be transacted every
member is urged to be on hand at
eight o'clock.
T. B. Long took a flyer over to
Quincy last week, where he mas
land and realty holdings. Mr..
Long is an enthusiast over the pro-
posed Quincy irrigation project
which is to be submitted to u vote
of the people in November.
Mrs. Dora Cryderman, Progressive
candidate for congress was in Lyh-
den for several days during the
mast week visiting friends and re-
newing acauaintances. Mrs. Cry
derman formerly lived here ana
has many friends who are going 10
aid her in landing the congressional
nomination.
DR.. ]. G. Gerhard. field secretary
Of the Board of Education OF the
Reformed church in America. visited
the Reformed church last SUNDAY
and preached. also giving an mus
trated lecture on the Needs OF me
Gospel in Our Land" The speaker
clearly showed that the grea'es.
need of our land is the gospel OF
the Lord Jesus Christ.
bids for the paving of Front
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