The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

March wasn't so worse
Take time to register!
Mrs. c. H. Sears was a Belling-
ham visitor Monday
Mrs. Harry salzgaber spent Thurs
day with relatives in Bellingham.
Mrs. De Long and Rae Sain spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Harold Knapp
at Everson.
Miss Lydia Rouls of Central was
weekend visitor at the Heaton
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Winters
are the parents of ii fine baby boy,
born Sunday.
Mr. Hansen, former state dairy
inspector. is now connected with the
BANNER Creamery of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Mulder will soon
be at home to their friends in the
BiNby house on Front Street.
August klocke started up his
Boundary mill. which has been clos
ed down for time. on Monday.
Mrs. John Thompson spent sew
eral days last week visiting relatives
in Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Smallfield,
Mrs. Wilder Jones and Mrs. Mary
Jones autoed to Bellingham Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Jed Parish entertained at a
children's party Monday afternoon.
the occasion being the sixth birthday
of her daughter, Elsie.
Mrs Maud Pym, and children, of
Bellingham. are guests 1T the home
of Mrs. Pym's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Frasier.
Mr.. J. w Tremain favored The
Tribune force with fine lot of
rhub8rb. grown on his home place
in town, Yesterday. 1t is of
splendid variety and large growth.
Miss Ruth Price, Milo and Herbert
Price, OF Parma. Idaho, and Miss
Ruth Duxbary of Laurel, spent Sun
day at the home of their uncle, /.
f. Price.
Roo L. Van Lneewen on Monday
started up their big lumber manu-
featuring plant, which has been
closed down lately. A full force OF
mechanics is again at work there.
After spending few days at
home, Mrs. Clarence Hitchcock re-
turned to Bellingham Sunday TO
help care for her aunt who is quite
ill.,
George CRANE. wife and daugh-
ter. who have been visiting in ONO
since last summer, have returned,
and say that they are mighty glad
To be home again.
Carrier McSorley has installed
brand new carriers wagon on
Route 9. Mac had the new vehicle,
a handsome one, painted prlght
green in honor of the country III
which ne first saw the light or day
Mrs. George Gustin Was Belt
ingham visitor Monday, and whie
there called on Mrs. Charley BUS
sard, formerly of LINDEN. who IS III
ST. Luke's hospital where she under
went an operation for appendicitis
recently.
On Saturday afternoon there We're
noticed forty-three automoplles
standing on Front Street between
Fourth and Seventh in front OF the
stores. while their owners. CHIEFLY
farmers from the surrounding coun-
rry were inside making purchases.
TbeO NO. which does not stand
for owl Night Out but Gun
which closes its entertainments d.
a reasonable hour, gave anolhef Oh
those delightful card and dancing
parties at the Odd Fellows nan
last Friday night.
The Lynden Lumber Co. on Mon
d,v started up its big manulactur-
inc plapt on East Grover street,
n,acinp a large force of MECHANICS
md workmen on weekly pay roll
Tha new mill at Glendale has also
been placed in operation
The play, 'Rebecca S Triumph
WAS presented by the girls OF M
domestic science class OF the his
school ut Hawley's Hall 10 iaIs
audience on last Thursday hish,,
The performance was a pronounce e..
success and highly appreciated D'
all attendants.
Word has been received that John
Reieh who for twenty-five years
had been "A resident n this COUNT
residing at Booths Corners had re-
Gently died at his old home III NC
land where he went some tiiht 81
soon after reaching his old nome ne
was taken i'll, and finally oiee.
George CRANE received the news IVA
sro, Reigh's brother in the o'a
country. only the other day
Peter DAZZLE will have an "c'ns
CAL. at his place. 2. mile west W u,
the Forest Grove school house on mi, 1s
the old Telegraph road, S I'm r nlI,ss
south of Lynden, on su.s
snril "a. Commencing at 10 a. m:
Arctioneer Bostwick will sell OIL .
mich COWS, 4 heifers, mar,