The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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ivan Jameson who has been Il
Tor ten days. is out once more.
Miss Lloyd spent several days In
Belltngham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Engle Wis.
TIED in Bellingham Monday.
R B. LeCocq will leave Saturday
to spend a week in Olympia and
Oak Harbor on drainage case
Miss Mary Tremain returned
home Tuesday evening after WIS.,
it with friends in Bellingham.
Robert Kirkman and Mildred
Wlcoxson were Lynden visitors on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NAPLES. Will
lis and c. F. Worthen attended the
funeral Sunday of Charles E. Moul-
ton of Sumas. Mr.. Moulton had
many friends in the county
Rev. G. A. Landen. of Seattle,
nesday visiting his daughters, Miss
Margaret Landen. and Mrs. l.. c.
Wright.
M. H. Gerlach. architect. was a
visitor in Lynden Wednesday. Mr.
Gehrlach has opened offices in Bel
~lingham. but will be in Lynden fire.
quently supervising jobs he has un-
der way here.
After spending a few days in
Lynden with friends and at nome,
w. Fritz departed for jacksonville,
Calf. where he is employed by the
Southern Pacific Railway Co. Will
urges any one from Lynden who
visits the Panama Exposition 10 be
sure and hunt him up. He will do
all he can to show them that Cali
fornia has Washington beat.
The H. S. Girls Glee Club is
holding regular practices for the sp-
eretta 1.-The Old Singing Woman
which will be given in the Auditor
ium. Friday night. April Both. The
story of the operetta is an interest
ing one. and the music is tuneful
throughout. Other features of t.
evening will be boy chorus, violin
solos. readings and Mother Goose
verses, sung and acted by picked
voices from the lower grades.
E. M. Whitaker. local agent for
the b. & N. was given n well-de-
served promotion Wednesday, when
he became head of the Bellingham
and Northern station in Bellingham.
Mr.. Whitaker was succeeded by w.
Somers. who was transferred from
the Everson office. Mr. and Mrs.
Whitaker during their stay in Lyn-
den made many friends. who regret
ted seeing them leave.
The regular meeting of the Pa
tron-Teachers' Association will be
held at the high school auditorium
next Tuesday evening, and an urg-
ant invitation is extended to every
,4tron and parent to be present.
lyFhe program for the evening will
consist of musical selections by Mrs.
Charlotte Heun, Kenneth Heun,
Miss Margaret Landen, and Mrs.
Mark Hammond. and interesting
talks by Rev. Davies. Mrs Curtis
Bay. and Mrs. George Gistin. Show
your interest in school affairs by
bringing at least one friend with
you. and find out what you can do
to help make the LyndeN schooi
ideal.
The marriage of Miss Mabel +.
Thompson to Mr. Otto E. Herbst of
Lynden took place at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Thompson. Everson, on Wed
nesday. April It'll. at 500 p. III.
The bride was attended by her Bis
ter, Miss Euphemia Thompson. and
the groom by his brother. Mr.. Car
ence E. Herbst, the ceremony beng
performed by the Rev. John Reid,
Jr.. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. Everson. The bride was
charming in her gown of white SILK
Creme de Chine and carried a boquel
of carnations. She was given IN
marriage by her father. After the
ceremony and usual congratulations,
dainty refreshments were served 10
about fifty guests. About $50 p.
IN. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbst left by
auto for Bellingham. thence to port
land. Ore, and then on to San Fran
cisco. After May 1st. they will
make their home at Lynden.-Evef-
son Valley Home.