The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-01

A collision between the Blaine
LINDEN erson-Sum auto stage
and machine driven by G. Nota-
boom took place Wednesday morn
ing on the Hannegan bridge over
the Nooksack. No one was injured,
! but the cars were considerably DAM
aged.
The Campfire Girls will present
the play "Everygirl' this evening
! in Hawley's Hall before an audience
OF invited guests. The following
ere included in the cast: Everygirl,
Esther Hawley; Hope, Mary Lusko;
Wealth, Genevieve Parrot; Mirth,
and Work. Gladys Jacobs; Beauty,
Fern Stuart; knowledge, Ruth Stu
art: Health. Henrietta Bliss; Love,
Alberta Batenan; Fairies. Beulan
Serrurier. Evelyn Ecker. Mildred
Fountain, Mildred Miller. Elsie Par
IRISH. Mabel Crosier and Ethel Lopas.
The Goodrich place of sixty acres,
twelve cleared. six miles northwest
of town, was transferred 10 George
Bostwick this week by Carl Knut-
sen on trade basis of 900.
DR.. S. S. Howe, Oculist and Aur-
| ist. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
DR.. Mathes of Bellingham gave
an illustrated lecture on Mexico in
the High School Auditorium last
Friday evening. DR.. Mathes gave
his impressions of the people and
customs of the Mexicans gained dur
| ing a visit to that most interesting
| country. The views thrown on The
canvas revealed some of the beaut1-
| full scenes and structures. The lee
ture was for the benefit of the Pub
| lie Library, but the attendance was
| not what it should have been.
DR.. J. D. Thompson of Marysvilla
visited Dr. and Mrs. F. l.. Wood
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Matthews had
as their guests Sunday Miss Priscilla
Radley, ALVIN West. Mr.. West. and
viii Clark of Clark's orchestra If
Sumas. and Mrs. VIII Clark and
two children.
Born March &c, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Taylor, son.
Fred Raschke was operated upon
for appendicitis Monday at St
Luke's hospital in Bellingham. He
| is getting along very we'll
Seventy guests enjoyed a delight
full evening at cards at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. NAPLES Tues
! day. The lower rooms We're beauti-
| ful with decorations of apple bios
SONS and other spring flowers, and
! in the midst of these fragrant sur
roundings, five hundred was played
at fourteen tables. at which M
Frank Walsh won first honors. Miss
Edith Gilliland and Miss Lovlda Lin
gren of Btllingham gave two pleas
| ing solos, accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. P. A. Wright. A dainty
| luncheon was served at the close II
the evening, with tiny Easter pas
| kets as favors. Miss Mildred Wa
pies received the guests at the door,
and Mrs. NAPLES was assisted dur
ing the evening by Mrs. George Wa
pies, Mrs. Ben Loripg and Mrs. i.
NJ. Serrurier.
| lhe DaZddF Oh the w. II. - otb
urday was enjoyed by many and
about $500 was realized
The Ladies Music Club WI meet
| Thursday evening. April s, at re
| home of Miss Hanover. The follow
ms program will be given: Piano
SOLO Spring Dawn"-Mason, Mrs.
F. A. Wright; Sketch on Mason.
Mrs. Bussard; Vocal solo from Nev-
/ in. Crete Topping; Sketch ON Nevin,
Miss Fleming; Vocal solo from Nev-
in, Miss Gilliland: Piano solo from
| Nevin. Mrs. Weber.
The Scout show is turning out 10
| be better than was expected. II
will be a sight for sore eyes. Fri
| day evening