The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-18

| Seattle Saturday.
Miss Ada Hoover will return the
last of the week after two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Downs of
Wichita, Kansas, are visiting Lyn-
den and the Nooksack valley
Mr.. o. J. Bylsma states that any
one wishing cherries may pick them
at his place on shares of One-half.
Mrs. Rollie Handy and Mrs. A. P.
Burgraff attended the funeral OF
Mr. Haight in Bellingham Sunday.
Fred Neidhart is marketing some
exceptionally fine strawberries from
lis place on Route l.
c. C. King, superintendent of
the county poor farm, was trans
acting business in Lynden Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Zee. of Cali
fornia, are here ON visit to the {.
Noteboom family.
Mrs. G. G. Garrison. of Belling-
ham, is visiting her son, A. l.. Gar
rison.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Miller yesterday morn
ing.
Fred Heathcote suffered an in
jury to one of his legs yesterday
while chopping wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Voss and
family expect to leave on June 81,
FOR Grand Rapids, Michigan. where
hey will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. COgdal. living
lear the Buffalo mill, are the par
4nts of IA baby boy born Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Kegley are
he parents of an eleven and one
lalf pound baby daughter who ar
lived at their home Saturday.
Henry Otter, of Route /, Lynden.
vas transacting business in town
Saturday and paid The Tribune
pleasant call.
Robert Arnold, of Seattle, bro
her of Mrs. ID. H. Mckinnon. &C
.ompanied by his wife and two chill
lren, is here ON a visit to The Me-
Iinnon family.
Mrs. Carrie Weber, of Bellingham,
nother of VIM. Weber. of the Far
ners Mercantile Co, who has been
listing at the Weber home, re-
urned TO Bellingham Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Mulder and Mr..
md Mrs. p. A. Wright and little
,on left by auto Saturday for Mon
esano for a visit of a few days with
Jr. and Mrs. Dan Cloud and family.
Mr.. c. o. Mulder, who left Lyn-
len several years ago for Idaho ana
who afterwards moved to Texas. has
eturned to Lynden and is making
lis home with DR.. and Mrs. Mulder
J. f. McSorley, rural mail CARR
n on Route No. 2, was slightly IN
ured in "a run away accident yes
erday. The horse became frighteh-
ID and ran away. badly damaging
he new delivery cart recently puf-
.hased by Mr.. McSorley.
Mrs. A. f. Cudney left Tuesday
morning and will spend the rest OF
he week visiting her sister in Seat
lie. and then proceed to San Fran
.jsco where she will make her home
with her two sons. She was accom-
,anied To Bellingham by Mrs. Geo.
Justin.
Henry Fl. Haight, of Bellingham,
,assed away last Friday morning at
he home of his son. Ed Haight, VIII
ives west of Lynden. He had been
n poor health for some time ana
anne here in the hope that the
.hange would be beneficial. Funer-
/ services were held in Bellingham
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. H. King and daughter.
Florence, of Hankinson, North Da-
sota, arrived in Lynden yesterday,
md will spend three weeks visiting
he F. E. Knapp family, Grandpa
Knapp and Mrs. Eva Thompson, and
he Ed Knapp family in Everson.
drs. King is a twin sister of Frank
Knapp.
Word has been received from SUI
mas that Misses Ada Baldwin. Bes-
sic Biehler, Orel Jackman. Lea
breckenridge, Iva Jacobs and Nellie
Oakes have been nominated to rep
-esent Lynden in the contest ior
ueen of the carnival to be held IN
he border town during the week OF
Tune 29-July 4
Mrs. Guernsey and three months
I'D baby came from Medford. Ore
con about week ago to visit Mrs.
iuernsey's brother, Isaac Neevel,
It his farm nine miles south west
# Lynden. On Sunday the little boy
became suddenly i'll and died Mon
lay afternoon. the funeral was
acid yesterday morning. Mrs. Guer-
sey WAS accompanied TO Lynden by
her sister.
A. B. Voss. who is leaving Lyn-
len 10 make his home in Grand
Rapids, Michigan, will dispose Of
MS household goods at public aue-
ion at the corner of Third and
Front streets, Lynden, on Saturday.
June 81. beginning at l O'Clock i'll
he afternoon. A complete lot oil
household furnishings, including
rauge, heating stove, rugs, etc, VIII
be offered by George Bostwick. aue-
tioneer
Mrs. d. l.. Beckes entertained
the Kensington club members and
few invited guests at her home
last Friday. An attractive color
scheme of yellow and white was
carried out in decorations and Ia
he annOin mpnfS Sixteen mem hers