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

in Westminster few days last
week.
Mrs. Hanover and Miss Bessie Hot
tiezer visited friends near Everson
Wednesday,
B. Meenderinck is erecting a fine
new barn in the rear OF his home
on Tenth and Front Streets.
Miss Nellie Collins is now a regu-
lar saleslady at the Armstrong-Ham-
mond store.
J. P Boerhave, of the Lynden De-
partment Store. is on business
trip TO Bellingham today.
The W. c. T [. will tender q
reception to its new members at
the parlors of the Methodist church
this evening.
Quite snow storm put in its ap-
pearance here early yesterday morn
ing. Something very unusual for
this section.
Among the principal speakers at
the annual meeting OF Whatcnm
County school teachers held at Bell
ingham on Friday and Saturday last
were Prof p. A. Wright and Mr..
K. Z. Tucker.
Hon. John G. Woolley. noted
orator and journalist, will speak on
behalf of the statewide prohibition
movement at the Methodist church
inc Bellinsham on the afternoon OF
April 5.
The Y. P. b. will meet 1T the
home of Iva and Blanche Jacobs.
Monday evening, March 80, at s
O'Clock. A good program will be
rendered, and important business
will be transacted. Everybody is
invited.
NJ. Y. Hennings, head of the in
dustrial department of the Saliva
tion Army of Bellingham will be in
Lynden next week to gather cast-off
clothing and wearing apparel which
the Army will distribute among
worthy. needy persons. He asks all
who have such to give, to get Them
ready by the time he calls for them.
LIZ 1NCuSlA iSii N<i'b 49,
afternoon 1T the home of Mrs.
p. A. Wright, with twelve members
present. Besides club members, Mrs
Wrights guetss were Mines. kelso.
Beatty. Mulder and Miss Walker.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Hammond Will
entertain the club members and
their husbands at the home of Mrs.
Wood Friday evening. April 3rd.
The Electric photo-play theater is
offering some splendid pictures with
a change of program every other
evening. The plays Offered are all
passed on by the National board OF
Censorship, and are most enjoyable
and wholesome productions. The
orchestra at this little theater has
made considera BILE progress and Of
fers good musical selections at each
performance.
A large audience attended the
last debate of the county series. be-
tween Lynden and Harmony high
schools at Hawley's Hall on Fri
day evening. The Lynden debalers
carried off the honors. A splendid
musical program was rendered in
which the following local people
took part: Mrs. P A. Wright, Mrs.
Albright, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond,
Miss lone Fenton, Miss Nellie Oakes,
Mrs. L. ]. Wright and Miss Pearl
Tucker.
Engineers have been out survey
ing and setting stakes on the pro-
posed route OF the electric line
from Blaine TO Lynden for The
past week. They have been at work
near Lynden and are being followed
up by the right of way man. Many
persons predict that the line being
surveyed is none other than the
long talked-off branch of the Mill
waukee railroad from Lynden 10
Blaine, and our citizens generally
hope that such is the case.
The Lynden Commercial Commit
tee had very interesting meeting
on Monday night when several mat
ters of importance to the town were
discussed and the motive power put
into operation to bring about re-
suits. As none of the members
could spare the time from his pri-
waite business affairs. ii was decided
not to send representative of the
committee to Olympia to attend the
meeting of commercial clubs of he
state TO be held there tomorrow.
Secretary Beckes will however in
form the convention by letter of the
status of affairs in general which
obtain here. and give it information
regarding the valleys resources.