The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Mabel Plank was a Belling-
ham visitor last Friday.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Robert Heaton, Jan. IA.
A. w. Prick, brother of George
Frick, died i'll Winnipeg Monday.
John Breckenridge left for Seattle
Friday on a business trip returning
Monday.
q. V. Elder of Anacortes visited
with relatives here during the past
week.
One of the events of this month
will be matrons' declamatory con-
test January 81, in Jamieson's Hall.
The Amphiction Club will meet
Friday. Jan. Is, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Zylstra.
Mrs. A. e. Moody left Sunday
evening for three months visit to
New York City for the benefit of
her health. She will visit relatives
Mrs. M. e. Bodine, who has i'm
proved lot A, section SO, township
40, range 2 east, south of Lynden,
bought in the property for $1,530.4O
at a county sale this week.
Arthur Whipple had several ribs
broken Wednesday afternoon at Roo
and Van Leeuwens mill when he
was struck by block of wood.
DR.. Mounter attended him.
Frank, Chester, Minnie and How
ard Worthen have returned to Pull
man. George Worthen accompan-
led the latter two to Bellingham
Saturday.
The Lynden Lumber Company is
running the finishing department of
their plant. A twenty-five horse
power motor was installed there
this week.
School will begin Monday, Januar
II in the new building. formal
dedication with appropriate ceremon
les will be held at the close of the
month when the building will be
practically complete.
In honor of her birthday, Miss
Ruby Mcdaniel entertained a party
of friends Wednesday evening.
Games were played during the even
ing. and at the close delicious re-
freshments were served.
William Fisher, P. A. and l.. c.
Wright will act as judges at de-
: bate Friday night between Glendale
and Ten Mile. This is the first de-
bate in the second group of schools.
The question is the public ownership
of telephone and telegraph lines.
Raymond Walsh and Archie
Walsh, who visited their brother
Frank Walsh and their mother dur
ing the holidays, have returned to
Seattle, where they are attending
the University and Lincoln High
School respectively.
Another important New Years
day arrival in Lynden was a girl
baby born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. "A.
Haveman.
One family reunion Christmas day
that WAS 50 DlS tHht IL We
overlooked was held at the u. a.
r. Hall by the Worthen famiiy.
Thirty-five were present including
Worthens, Berthusens, Gustlhs'
DAYS. and Tobiassens.
To avoid crashing into an
auto truck that roun led corner
near the Fountain without warning
Monday morning, Mr.. Ege,. one Oh
the proprietors of the Lynden Inv
erv. had to swerve his stage INTO
telegraph pole. The stage was
injured but slightly and aside from
shaking up, the passengers were
unhurt.
A new policy for Sunday nlgh,s
has been announced by the Electric
Theater. Without increasing lhe
nrices. Mr.. C. A. Breckenridge VIII
show on that evening the paramount
films featuring famous ACTORS MN
Pickford. the greatest OF MOVING
nicture stars, will appear IN i've
reel play. Tess of the Storm
Country Sunday night, Jan. ~
Paramount pictures are rarely snow
for less than ten and twenty cent
prices in the cities.