The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-09-10
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Miss Harriet Abercrombis has
entered the Normal at Bellingham.
The Tribune will issue a Special
County Fair Edition on October l.
The L. T. l.. will meet next Tues
John w. De Neui and family ar
rived from South Dakota to make
Lynden their future home.
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Miss Gertrude Stab of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Bauman.
Miss Gertrude Fisher who has
been spending her summer vacation
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fisher left Monday for
Tacoma where she will teach a
gain.
Miss Hazel Baker who has been
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past two weeks left Saturday even
ing for Coulee City to teach school.
Mrs. C. E. Pangborn recently re-
ceived the sad news of the death OF
her sister. Mrs. j. C. Ostrander of
Chicago, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones left
TtoSHuu tho nnnfaranna
Seattle. They will return by the
end of the week.
Mrs. C. A. Sluss, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. NAPLES
and other friends. left Monday for
her home in Tacoma.
The r. N. of America Sewing
Society will meet with Mrs. Nettie
Jacoby Thursday afternoon. Sept
ember 18th.
Mrs. A. A. Bauman and Mrs. E.
NJ. Whitaker left on Sunday for ex-
tended visits to friends and relatives
in the East.
A very pleasant meeting of the
Women's Home Missionary Society
of the M. f. church was held at the
home of Mrs. Mary Collins on Fri
day afternoon.
Wiese, Lynden's photographer is
turning out some high-class photo
graphs and his prices are far low
er than those of the Bellingham
studios. Give him trial.
Secretary Frick of the fair as
sociation will open his headquart-
ers at the office Of Beckes & Stuart
on September 20 and will be found
there every day thereafter.
The town council at its meeting
on Friday night gave notice that
Fifth Street must be cleared OF all
rubbish and made passable for traf-
fic.
George Bruins and family have re-
turned from Albany. Oregon. where
they have resided for the past year.
They came overland in all automo-
bile. George says there is no
place on earth like Lynden.
The city council at its meeting on
Tlufy nIsHl VdooCu tHC
Blaine-Lynden electric railway fran
chise onto its third reading. The
franchise will unquestionably pass
when it comes up for final reading.
C. C. Smith has gone TO Port
land to meet Mrs. Smith who is
returning from visit to relatives
in Iowa. Mrs. Smith is being nc
hx hn Ia datnUh-
ter of NJ. H. Bliss. who will remain
here.
Mr.. Cal Gibbons of Alma Nebras-
ka visited at the George White and
C. II. Fraley homes, the first of
the week. From here he went to
Sumas to visit with relatives for
few days before proceeding on
his homeward journey.
Mrs. c. B. Bay celebrated her
birthday on last Sunday large
gathering of friends and acquaint-
ances coming to take possession of
the Bay home. Many were the con-
CALCULATIONS extended and a splen-
did time had by ALL
The Lynden Confectionery is now
serving light lunches, sandwiches
and coffee. something that has
been wanted here. Their lunches
are dainty, and they are meeting
with good patronage. They are
ready to serve you upon shortest
notice.
Andrew Matheson will have
public sale of stock at his place OPP
posite the Glendale school. Az
miles west of Lynden on Wednes-
day, September %. at one O'Clock
sharp. Auctioneer Bostwick is 60
ing to sell to the highest bidder Z
cows, l Guernsey bull. 2 brood sows
sorrel horse and 200 brown Leg
horn hens. The usual terms of
sale will prevail.
| Addressing a number of business
men who were guests at the State
Press Association banquet at South
Bend Saturday night Harry j. Mil
Ter, well known lumberman of In
dex made the following statement:
There Is no way in the world in
which you can get as good returns