The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-12

TUESDAY on business.
]. L. Dickerson. Sr, visited his
son, Johnny, at Glendale last week.
Rev. Father Ryan will hold
services at st. Joseph's church ION
Sunday, February %.
Miss Helen Smith is away on
ten-day business and pleasure trip
to Seattle and Portland.
Rev. G. ]. BrOuwer has returned
from three weeks visit at Yaki-
ma valley points.
Mrs. P. NJ Serrurier and Mrs. r..
A Serrurier We're Bellingham WISH
tors Tuesday.
J. l.. Dickerson. Jr., is making
extensive improvements on his 20
acre place which he purchased re-
Gently of William Follis.
Martin Elenbaas has sold his
place southwest Of town to John
Rosma, and will move to the Alder
ia country.
w. Dyk and wife are here on a
visit from Sheldon, Iowa. Mr.. Dyk is
Il son-in-law of G. Dykstra" and a
brOther-in-law of John VanderKamp.
The Wiser Lake Literary SOcie-
ty will present the 3-act play enti-
tied Daddy" at Wiser Lake Grange
hall on Friday evening. February
81.
The ladies of the Altar Society
of st. JOSH ph's church will meet at
the home Of Miss Tierney on Mon
day, February 16, at 2:3O In the
afternoon.
Ralph Haveman, of the Lynden
Implement Co., and l.. Stuurman, or
the City Meat Market. have gone
to Seattle to purchase an electric
delivery truck to be used in the
business of Stuurman 4 Hoekslra.
Nels Jacobson, Jr., was taken 10
Il Bellingham hospital the middle Of
last week, to receive surgical treat
ment. His condition at this time Is
much improved and he is expected
to be able to return home Saturday.
John Wander Yacht is moving his
grocery and confectionery store in
to the building recently vacated by
trOnage necessitated Mr.. Wander
Yachts securing larger quarters.
The NOrthwOOd Grange will give
a pantOmime entertainment ut the
Grange hall. followed by basket
supper next Saturday evening, TO
which the public Is cordially invit-
ed.
The o. N. o. Club will give the
second of series of DANCING and
card parties at |. o. o. F.. hall 10
morrow, Friday, night. The last
party given by this newly organic
ed club was most enjoyable at
fair.
Mrs. George MOhler. a former res
ident of Lynden. now residing at
Anacortes, had the misfortune 10
fall in such a manner as 10 break
her left arm and sustain severe
bruises. In similar accident Mrs
Mohler broke her right arm some
years ago while residing here.
G.,F. Knott and II. Haveman. well
known machinists. have opened up
their new automobile business and
repair shop under the firm name OF
the Progressive Auto Company. and
are located in the BOstwick building
corner of Sixth anl Front streets.
The are handling the Overland nu-
tOmObile.
Messrs. Hof and Brunger, with
their families, ar> new arrivals in
Lynden from Kuner, Colorado. and
John Brunger arrived Monday with
q car load of household goods, and
seven horses. The Hof family has
rented II place near the Lauckhart
mill, and the Brunger's will occupy
the house of Mr.. russo, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Jackmon
entertained at family dinner Sun
day in honor of the birthday OF
their daughter, Mrs. William KEEL
ly, whose anniversary occurs on
February 10. Those present were
the S. T. Jackman family. the w. H..
Jackman family. Mrs. Kelly and
family, ana NJ lSS shepard, teachef
at the Sunnyside school.
On Monday evening Mr.. Mike
Dermody was very pleasantly sur
prised by number OF his friends,
the occasion being his 65th birth
day anniversary. Mr.. DermOdy is
one of Whatcom COuntys oldest pi-
Oneers. and has a host of friends
who wish him many more happy
birthdays. Those present were. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Stapp and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van VOrhis, Robert
and Tom Nelson, Joe Cramer. Miss
Matte Nelson. Miss Stella Charles,
and Miss McGraff.
Mrs. b. w. Loring and Mrs. H. II
JAMESON entertained the Kensing-
ton Club members and their hus-
bands and few invited guests ut
the home of Mrs. LOriDg Friday ~
vening. Five Hundred was the diver
sion of the evening. seven tables
being played. Refreshments were
served by the hOstesses. Guests pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Biehler, Mr.. and Mrs. belong, Mr..