The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19

I'D Ii NISlltI oeiN
W. Oordt. of Sauc Center, Iowa,
is here on a visit TO his brothers.
The Ladies Musical club will
meet with Mrs. Mark Hammond, ON
Thursday evening, March &c.
o. ]. Bylsma. of the Lynden I'm
plement Co. has gone east on
business trip.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Van
Diest last Friday.
Mrs. Smith. of Seattle, visited at
the home of her mother. Mrs. j. K.
Stark, from Thursday until Tuesday.
That genial good fellow, D. F.
Smith, of Route ., has bought
new Ford automobile.
A deed transferring farm property
valued at $4,000 from d. Mulder to
G. f. Dyksterhuis. has been filed
with the county auditor
tella Ctrspecken spent Sunday in
Bellingham, the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Cole.
The teachers of the Lynden pub
lie schools leave for Bellingham this
evening to attend the teachers in
stitute to be held there Friday and
saturday.
c. H. Sears, local representative
of the Puget Sound Traction, Light
K Power Co, has accepted posi-
ton that will take him to Alaska,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears will leave Lyn-
den about the middle Of April.
Jack Gale is wearing a broad
smile which lightens his counter
anee. The reason new baby girl
AT his house; registered as star
boarder last Saturday. The little la
dy bears the name Of Victoria Nir-
ginia Gale.
Cornlieus Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo 3. Taylor, sprained an
arm While al play on the school
grounds Tuesday noon. DR.. Wood
WAS called and attended The lad,
whose injuries were painful but not
serious.
The Photo-Dramo, Creation
opens at the Metropolitan Theater
on next Sunday afternoon, and will
be produced every afternoon nj )
and 8 o'clock i'll the evening for ten
consecutive days. Seats will be free
and no collection will be taken up.
Mrs. John X. Thompson was
hostess to the Kensington club at
its last meeting. Besides the men,
bers. Mrs. Thompson's guests were
Mrs. f. A. Rowell and Mrs. De-
Long. Mrs P A Wright will Ell
tertain the club at her home ,omor-
row afternoon.
Rev. c. Friesman, of Granger,
Washington. who WAS called by The
members of the Christian Reformed
church to fill the vacancy OCCASION
I'd by the resignation OF Rev. p. j.
Hoekenga, has decided not 10 ac-
cept the call and another meeting
will be held to make 4 selection OF
pastor.
An important meeting of the city
council is TO be held tomorrow, Fri
day night, at which the paving
proposition is to be decided. All who
signed the petitions for paving, md
any other interested in the matter,
are requested to be present. This is
the time to decide whether Lynden
is 10 be placed in line with other UP
to-date towns.
Gage, Dodson & Co., the popular
Clothiers at Bellingham are now do
ing business in one of the finest and
best appointed clothing stores in the
Pacific Northwest. They have &C
quired to their former store the
corner room formerly occupied by
the Bellingham National Bank, Civ
ing them now the largest retail
Clothing and Gents Furnishings
establishments in this section. Their
Spring line of latest styles for men
and young men is now on display.
and the enterprising firm extends
cordial welcome to the people of the
country towns to inspect the same
in their handsome new quarters.
There will be a Cottolene baking
contest held at the reading room
Saturday afternoon, March 2l. Ev-
cry lady entering the contest will
receive Il HdHuSDIllt CUM O'ph, ''iid
there will also be four prizes award
ed on cakes. two for pies, two for
doughnuts and two for biscuits. Two
medals will also be given- The only
requirement for entry in either de-
partment is that Cottolene be used
for shortening in the article entered.
All articles must be at the reading
room by three O'Clock Saturday at
ternoon. After the judging and Il
wardiug of the prizes, the baked
food viii be sold, the proceeds of
the sale going to the reading room.
The l.. T. L. silver medal contest
bet ween eleven-year-old girls held at
the schoolhouse Thursday evening
was attended by a large number of
interested people. Mrs, Gustin. pres
ident of the local w. c. T. T., was
in charge of the contest, and an
entertaining program of vocal and
instrumental music, in addition TO
the selections by the contestants,
had been arranged and was great
~ enjoyed by the audience. The
a Of tho indpaS who Arar,a