The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-05
The Klatawa Club met last night
with Mrs Carl kaufman.

ruary 5, is designated as Apple Day.
Mrs. H. L. Williams has been suf-
FREEING from an attack OF heart frou-
BILE. but is reported as better now
General Macpherson has been con-
fined to his home for the past three
weeks by an attack of illness.
About forty young people TOOK
a sleigh ride out to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. Assink last night and
gave them surprise party.
DR.. Wood has moYed into his
handsome suite of office rooms ton
the second floor of the Lauckhart
building.
II your chimney catches fire,
throw a handful of common salt
into the Fireplace or stove. and
the flames will Immediately stop.
Mrs. C. r. Vail and daughters,
Misses Myrtle and Amy, spent the
weekend with Bellingham friends
returning home Sunday evening.
Miss Crete Topping visited friends
in Bellingham Saturday and Sun
day and attended the Robin Hood y
opera Saturday evening.
Mrs. c. B. ;Vail entertained the
Misses Ada and Nettie Hoover, E.
va ano Caroline Cole. and Madee
and Edna M.Kinnon at dinner last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Brown and little daughter
have returned to their home in Ne
braska after a visit at the fome Of
Mrs. Browns brother, Harry Salz-
gaber.
The LaMott' Comedy Co. will
appear at the Electric Theatre to-
night. tomorrow and Saturday nights
February 5, q. and Z, in many
new and up-to-date specialties. Ad-
IL mission price, Is and - cents.
The first dancing and card party
given by the newly organized .. y.
o. Club WIS held at Odd Fellows
ball last Friday night. and was n
pronounced success. About forty
couples We're present to enjoy The
evening.
In reporting the contract made al
Seattle, by Superintendent Tnomp-
son, of the Lynden cannery, last
week. The Tribune stated that Mr..
Thompson had contracted for the
delivery of 500 cases of beans. The
amount should have been 5000. A
slight difference,
An entertainment of unusual mer-
it will be given at the Electric The
atre next Sunday evening when 100
colored views of Americas most
scenic SPOT, Yellowstone Park. will
BE- shown. These pictures are con-
sidered the finest color effects ever
produced. Descriptive talks Will ac-
company the views.
Paul Hoverson, who came TO Lyn-
den about two years ago from MIS-
consin. died last Thursday night 1T
ten o'clock. after a brief illness.
Funeral services were held at the
Pentecostsi Mission Sunday morn
ing at eleven O'Clock. Rev. {. Z.
Hodges officiating. lnterment WAS
in Lynden cemetery. Mr.. Hoverson
leaves widow and five children.
S. l.. Day who is going TO leave
for his old home Ill Buffalo C"anty
Nebraska. will have public sale
on his place, five miles south of
Lynden. and 1e mile north of the
Ten Mile Schoolhouse, on Tuesday
February Il, commencing at 10 o.
clock. He will offer through auc-
,ioneer Bostwick 8 head OF cattle
some hogs, chickens. hay and a
lot OF farm implements and house
hold goods.
A splendid theatrical company
with Miss Josephine Deffry al lis
head, presented the Socialist Min
lister" to fair sized audience II
Jamieson's Opera House last night.
The cold weather and slippery con-
dition of the side walks prevented
many from attending the preform--
ance. Tonight the same high-class
organization will play Paid in
Full, one of the most fascinating
dramas Oh the American stage. The
company is one of the best that has
ever visited Lynden and will doubt
less be greeted by "a large audience
tonight.
A young gentleman with p very
plain face WAS rather annoyed be-
cause his view of the stage was OBJ
structed by the hat of pretty girl
who was sitting in front of him at
the show in Jamieson's last night.
Wishing to get glimpse of the
performance, he plucked up courage
and, in nervous voice. exclaimed:
See here miss, / want 10 look as
well as you" "Oh, do yer?' she
replied in Il rich Cockney accent, rs
she turned around and looked at
him square in the eye. Then you d
better run home and change yer
/ face"
Tuesday afternoon from three
to five, Mrs. Victor Bussard very
charmingly entertained in honor of
her little daughter. Pearl. the occa-
sion being the little ones first
birthday. The cunningest of kew
pies We're used as decorations Dain
~ refreshments We're served. Those
present were Mrs. T. H. Smith, Mrs.