The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-05-07

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Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Mulder. Mr.. and
Mrs. John K Thompson and Mrs.
Kineaid spent Friday at Blaine.
Rolf Robinson, of Portland, is
in Lynden looking over town and
country, and may decide to remain
here.
DIR. Landon, of Bellingham will
occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church next Sunday, May 10, 1T
both morning and evening service.
The NJ. Wander Griend family
who have been in Redlands, Cali
fornia, for several months returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jackman and
Mr. and Mrs. b. p. Shoemaker spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Hawkes.. near Laurel.
A small quantity of flower and
garden seeds have been sent 10
The Tribune by Senator Miles Poin-
dexter. The seeds are for free dis
tribution.
Tie annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Mutual Tel
ephone Company will be held at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms
in Bellingham on June s.
A stalk of rbubarb SO inches in
length and weighing PA pounds
was sent to The Tribune yesterday
from the Will Hawkes. ranch BE-
tween Lynden and Laurel.
The executive board of the public
reading room announces that here
after the reading room will be open
only on Wednesday afternoon and
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Milton Kelso, of Portland.
Oregon,i a guest at the home OF
her sister-in-law,. Mrs. Mark Ham
mond. Mrs. Kelso arrived Monday
and will remain for a two weeks
visit
Rev. J. G. Brouwer and family
are spending few weeks vacation
ut Oak Harbor. Mr.. Brouwer is
erecting a coy bungalow on the
beach near that place and will here
after spend his annual vacation
othere.
Gerrit Veleke has sold his inter
est i'll the Veleke 4 Elder store 10
T.. A. Pace, for some time connect
ed with the Farmers Mercantile Co.
The name of the new firm will be
Elder * Pace. Mr.. Veleke thinks
ne may try ranchins but has no
definite plans as yet.
The honor roll of the Delta school
for last week contains the names OF
Milton Larson. Gertrude and Wat
son Bonnena. Alice Nleson. Ralph
and Arnold Olson, Ralph and Har-
I'D Keller Ma bel Ericsson, willard
md Harold Weidkamp. Alice and
Wander Mey, Thelma Hell
gath. Henry Froberg. Hartwig and
Milton Westlund.
Mrs. c. B. Bay, as representative
If the Pytbian Sisters lodge, paid
IN official visit to the Fe/ndale or
Monday night for
he purpose of inspecting the Tenn
Ole at that place. She WAS accom-
panied by Mines. Larson, Beach. p.
NJ. Serrurier, bunker and McDan-
.lss, of the local lodge.
By official proclamation of Mayor
Cakes Friday WAS Cleanup Day
in LINDEN. All day men and lea ms
were engaged in collecting and dis
posing of the winters accumulation
If refuse and rubbish. The work
could not be completed in one day,
md was continued on Saturday III
order to make Lynden all spick and
span.
Miss Marie Perry and Miss Vera
Hancock, students at the Belling-
ham Normal, We're over Sunday
guests at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Wood. On Saturday
.vening Mrs. Wood entertained
very harminsly in their honor at
a dinner party. Covers We're laid
lor Miss Perry, Miss Hancock, Miss
c1va Cole, Miss Caroline Cole. Miss
Crete ltpplIls- NlsS All. NdIi 'Hu
he host and hostess.
The district Grange, which in
.ludes the Delta, Northwood and
LINDEN Oranges, will hold an all
day and evening good fellowship
Meeting ut Odd Fellows Hall in
LINDEN, ON Tuesday. May Il. An
invitation is extended to AL Grang-
RS to bring their lunch baskets and
join in the pleasures of the day.
in the evening Il program, prapar-
ID chiefly by the Delta and North
wood Oranges will be rendered, *nd
he public is cordially invited. The
lay session is for Grangers only.
Mrs. Mollie Stark Williams very
pleasantly entertained the kensing-
ron Club at her home Friday after
hoon. The rooms We're fragrant
with the odor of lilacs and delicate
~ tinted apple blossoms. Mrs. Will
liams was assisted by Mrs. Loring
turing the serving hour. Besides
the club members there We're pres
INT: Mrs. J. r. Stark, Mrs. Beatty
md Mrs Cayanaugh. The next
meeting of the club will be at the