The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

work has been resumed at the
Enterprise Oil well.
J.. +. Sigh candidate for prose-
cutlng attorney, and Mrs. Sigh Wis.,
lied Lynden Sunday.
The assessed valuation of all
property In the Town of LINDEN for
the year 1914 is $347,571.OO.
Miss Rae Sain is a guest at the
nome OF her sister, Mrs. Harold
Knapp, at Everson.
Mrs. j. b. Dye, of Waseca. Wis
coDsin. is visiting here and is the
guest of Mrs. M. M. Horton.
MRS. Ferguson who has been vi
sitting relatives here for the past
several months. left Saturday for
her home in Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Rinehart vi
sited at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clint Ferguson, near Balls
mill. Sunday.
Mrs. Smith and little son. of An
acOrtes. left Sunday after week 3
visit at the homes C. X. Smith and
w. X. Pixley.
Mrs. p. M. Serrurier and Mrs. J..
c. Beach will be hostesses to the
kensington' club members and their
husbands at the home Of the former
on Friday evening. October 23.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
Reformed Church will hold their
sale on Wednesday, October 81. at
1890 a. III. at the church. Lunch
will be served at noon.
Rev. Breen, the new pastor Of
the Christian Reformed church. will
leave Grand Rapids, Michigan next
Monday, and will arrive in Lynden
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Rohrbacher
autoed over from Seattle on Friday
to visit the Carr Bailey family. Mr..
Rohrbacher's mother has also
been visiting at the Bailey home
since last Wednesday.
The postoffice department has
refused to grant request of Post
master Bender for the establishment
of a new rural route out of Lynden.
A slight change will be made next
week in Route l, affecting few
families In the Custer district.
Mr.. Jaeger who recently came
here from Iowa to look over the
country, and then returned to set
tie up his affairs before locating per-
manently, returned to Lynden. He
has rented 55-acre farm in the
Northwood district from H. Spaan.
and will take possession next March.
Mr.. Will Parrot. of Elk Point.
South Dakota. who came to Lyn-
den several weeks ago. has been
Joined by Mrs. PARROT and their
two children. Mr.. and Mrs. Parrott
and family are guests at the Frank
Knapp home, but expect to go TO
housekeeping soon.
Within a few weeks the members
of the Lynden Y. p. b. plan to give
the popular play, Mrs. Briggs OF
the Poultry Yard" the parts to De
taken by local people. The young
people ask the support of the COM
munity in this. their first theatrical
undertaking.
Mr.. Weise, of the Pyro Studio,
I'm LINDEN, Is turning out some high
class specimens of the phOtogra-
piers art. His prices are the low
est In this section, considering the
artistic work he Is doing.
Alex Campbell is going out or
the dairy business to engage in the
poultry business. He will sell at
nublic auction at his place one mile
west of ClearbrOok on Wednesday.
October 90, all of his cattle ana
hogs. Auctioneer BOstwick will Of
fer mich cows, heifers,4 young
calves. 8 pigs, and other property
The sale will commence at one o :
clock In the afternoon, and the usuai
terms will prevail.
Mrs. F. l.. Wood very pleasantly
entertained the Kensington cluD at
her home Friday afternoon. Needle
work occupied the time or the guests
until five o'clock when dainty re-
freshments were served by the most
ess, assisted by Mrs. Marx Ham
mond. Red and white were the
colors prevailing In table appoint
ments and menu. Besides the cruz
members, Mrs. Woods guests were
Mrs. J. B. Byron. OF beliihgham'
and Mrs. h. 3. LeCocq.
Ralph Pilon will hold public
sale at his place " mile south Oh
LINDEN on the south side OF the II
yer. on Tuesday. October ~ when
he will offer IL cows and heiiers'
all high grade Guernseys ana 1er-
seys. / high grade Guernsey puiI'
1 team of horses, cream separa.oi !,
Rabcock cream tester. buggy anu
harness, root cutter. and other pro.
perty. A lunch will be served u,
1880. The sale will begin at ~ ~,
o'clock. and the usual terms VIII
prevail. George Bostwick Will ac'
as auctioneer.
Tomorrow, Friday. night. II. Z:
c,n.,if,a,d will present the fOur-reel
nhn,n drama. 1.-THE Mountain Rat,
and the two-reel comedy, Zuzu' the
Dana Leader" at the Electric the
atra The fOur-reel feature VIVID
Iy depicts Western lie ana cona !,
lions, combining the amusing anu
the pathetic. The two-reei feature
a. strictly in the comedy class. anu
20 advertised as being one OF the
most amusing moving picture shows
hains shown. Mr.. Smallfield Is gen
arouslv dividing the proceeds OF the
evenings entertainment Win 'he
nublic library. Give yourseii az
evening of pleasure. ana at the
aama time. help the reading room
80. arc If and 20 cents.