The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Warren Hawley spent the past
week In Vancouver on business.
Mrs. D. w. Bender visited Bell
tnghaW Tuesday,
ID. w. Bender attended the G. A.
II. meeting in Bellingham yesterday.
Rolla Handy made a business
trip to Seattle Tuesday.
YOU'RE WANTED!-On the Wa
pies and serrurier lawns tomorrow
night.
Miss Ruth Price from Parma, Id
aho Is visiting her uncle, T. r.
Price.
Mrs. W. w. Cruiksha and
daughter spent Wednesday in Bell
fngham.
Dick Rens left for his former
home in Waupaun, Wisconsin yes
terday morning.
The next meeting of the r. N. of
A. will be held at the home Of Mrs.
w. s. Baldwin, July 2.
Mr.. A. w. Jones and son of Gust
er favored The Tribune with a
pleasant call yesterday.
Postmaster d. w. Bender and DR..
C. H. Mcleod sent Friday at the
rose show in Bellingham.
The Mark Hammond family NOV
ed yesterday into the A. Stranded
cottage on Edison street near
Fifth.
II. c. Smallfield has replaced the
gasoline engine in his Electric The
atre with a 15-hOrse power electric
motor.
Mrs. Harry Fountain who has
been quite i'll the last two week
was taken to St. Luke's hospital
Tuesday morning for treatment.
Gerrit Veleke and family, Jake
De HOOg and Misses Nellie and Min
ME Veleke autoed to Bellingham
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Smith visited
at the home of Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cruikshank last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. c. Goerich. of Everett.
and Mrs. c. X. PattisOn. of Bell
ingham. arrived Tuesday for a few
days visit at the J. w. Tremain
home.
City Engineer Harry w. Trout
man Is now engaged in making the
preliminary surveys for the final
estimates on the paving for Front
and ii ird streets.
The r. N. of A. lodge meeting
will hereafter be held every End
and 4th Saturday of the month, In
the evening instead of the after
noon.
Gerrit Veleke and family. Mrs.
W. w. Cruikshank and daughter,
Dorothy and Miss Nellie Veleke au-
toed to the NOoksack mine on SUI
mas mountain last Friday.
Mrs. F. f. Bateman underwent an
hospital in Bellineham Thursday.
She is reported as getting along
nicely.
F.. f. Bateman end youngest son
autoed to Bellingham Monday to
visit Mrs. Bateman, who Is a pa
tient in St. Luke's hospital. Miss
Hazel Baker accompanied them to
Bellingham.
Lynn Colby has returned from
Jacobs Spur, where he installed
IL inch syphon for Holmes 4 Vim
up which will enable them to draw
an increased supply of water for
their single mill.
Harry OsgOod has returned from
his vacation trip to Portland ana
Sound points. His niece. Mrs. Al
Ian Forbes and two children. OF
Kirkland, Washington accompanied
him home for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Fred Fisher and daughter.
Gertrude, attended the graduation
exercises at the State University at
Seattle last week. where waiter
Fisher completed the law course
and received the highest marks in
the class.
The town Of Everson is going
to do itself proud on this years
Fourth, judging from the reports
that come from there. The big Gel
ebratiOn there bids well to De
grand success. The Everson VOL
unteer fire department Will give
grand firemen's ball In the evening.
Reports from Sumas state that
never in the history of the border
town has there been such unanimity
displayed in an endeav0r to pun
off anything, as in the Big Carni-
val TO he held there beginning on
"a onA ondiup IN the night