The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-09-23
day Mrs. ID. Ogle will travel With
them as far as St. Paul.

day Mrs. d. Ogle will travel with
them as far as st. Paul.
Stanley Storey returned Friday
from the eastern part of the state.
He has been workin for the past
two months in the vicinity of Col
fax and Hooper.
Tonight the California Jubilee
Singers, a fine colored quartet, will
appear in Jamieson's Opera House
under the auspices of the Ladies Aic
Society of the M. E. Church. Seats
are rs and 8 5 cents.
Mrs. Rose Mcdaniel was elected
president of the Parents-Teachers
Association at a meeting Tuesday
night, Mr.. George Worthen, vice
president, and Miss Graham secre-
tary-treasurer. Meetings will be
held the third Tuesday of each
month. The program committee for
A. Wright, Fred Rockey and Ben
Cfabtree. A plan to start kinder
garten work is being Investigate
by committee composed of Mrs.
r. r. Helder, Mrs. Charles True and
Mrs. Rose Mcdaniel.
H. L. Brown of Brandon, Wise,
| who visited relatives in Lynden this
summer, writes of the cold nxper-
innand fhic md
closes a clipping telling how a farm
err of his neighborhood killed q
rooster with a SNOWFALL
Mr. and Mrs. Zept Terpstra of
Hospers, Iowa, visited Ben Hoftiezer
and family for few days this week
on their way home from the San
Diego and San Francisco fairs. They
left Tuesday. Mr.. Terpstra was
well impressed with this district,
and declared that he found the Lyn-
den climate more to his liking than
that of any other Coast point.
Strawberries, as perfect and Of
as fine flavor as those grown IN
June. are maturing now in Lynden.
Ed Philo brought a basket of beau
ties into The Tribune office We'd
nesday.
A big delegation from this dis
trict is urged to attend the Skagit
County Fair at Burlington Wednes-
day, Sep. 20, WEatcom County Day.
The Skagit County citizens always
reciprocate with a generous attend
ancc at The Whatcom County Fair.
Entrance tickets and free badges
may be obtained now from George
w. Frick.
A popular Bible class has been
formed, with a membership of TWEEN
ty under the Rev. Percy S. Davies.
teacher. At the completion of The
80 per cent will be given certifi-
Gates of honor and the one making
the highest average will be pre-
scented with a Schoefield Teacher
Bible. A monthly fee of 10 cents
is charged to defray the expense.
On the completion of the new Bap-
list parsonage this class will NEE t
there on Wednesday evenings.
B. c. Crabtree, president of the
Lynden Cooperative Co., has just re-
turned from Eastern Washington,
where he has been for several days
During his stay there he contracted
e. Of oil FOL 70 20 Conn
erative Co.
The Parents-Teachers Association
will hold reception at the High
School Tuesday night in honor OF
the teachers. All parents and otf-
ers interested in school work are
invited to attend, especially those
from the new districts which have
been consolidated with Lynden. In
cluded on the committees in charge
of the affair are Mesdames D. Mul-
der, McDaniels, Hammond, Beach,
Hall, Bay, II. H. Jameson, P. NJ.
Serrurier, Williams. Mounter, Par
rott, bunker, J. X. Rinehart, Geo.
Worthen, Daniels, Cheney, Helder,
P A. Wright and Frank Bostwick.
Committees will meet Friday, at 4
d. IN. at the B. V. Mounter home.
Miss Edith Gilliland was elected
president, Mrs. ]. c. Beach vice
president, Mrs. H. Elenbaas, secre-
tary, Miss Grace Headrick treasurer
and Mrs. Geo. Carlson librarian, ut
the opening session of the Ladies
Music Club this week at the home
of Mrs. Beach. The club plans "a
have fifteen minutes of choral work
or aa.h mating