The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The firomc.. are planning box
supper Jan. z.
Mrs. J. c. Matthews is III this
week.
Tie Boy Scouts wee defeated by
the Blaine Scou.J Friday in fast
las Lei ball game 10 to 23.
LINDEN Will play the Ferndale
/, sketball lem at Ferndala Thurs
cay Light.
II. B. LeCocq has moved to his
new rooms In the Wood Building. A
fine set of new oak furniture makes
his quarters especially attractive.
Porn to Mr.. and Mrs. De mis-
Buckley, Dec. IT, girl.
Miss Marguerite Flemming is Ill
this week.
Claude Pope, twenty years old,
died Sunday morning of bronchial
pneumonia at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pope,
near the Greenwood school. Funer-
al services were held Tuesday ut the
First Christian Church in Belling-
ham.
Ben Hendricks has returned 10
Havre, Montana, after a short visit
A Christmas program will be
given at the high school Thursday
afternoon. The alumni are expected
TO attend and tell their experiences
since graduation.
The oldest son of Earl Anderson
underwent an operation Tuesday ut
st. Luke's hospital.
Friends Of Mary Worthen will he
glad to hear that she Is improving
rapidly.
Lynden people are gradually be-
Ginning to realize that Jones and
Rathman arc getting for he'll
amusement at the Electric The.ter
he very best of moving pictures.
Several fine features have been
given during the past two weeks,
and others are promised. The COM
.,letc program for the coming week
-, given il this Issue. Among other
81 ecial features, is included Tuesday
night "Olc DUH, a delightfui
comedy n five acts with Lew Fields
% the famous toaM of Weber and
Fields. This is the class of NOV
ing picture play that people are pay
ing 81 to see in New York City.
Registration officers for a 4-year
term have been appointed by the
county commissioners as follows:
Custer townsbip-First pre- met
Claude Behme; Second precinct,
John Harvey.
Delta township-Fi,s precinct
Henry Kuchenreuther; Second pre-
cjnct, Mary E. Swope.
Lynden township-First precinct,
C. B. Bay; Second precinct. Mrs.
Minnie Thomas; Third precinct, p.
d. Hardness.
Nooksack township-First pre-
cinct, d. F. Gargett; Second pre-
cinct, Charles N. Atkinson; Third
precinct, Victor Nelson; Fourth pre-
cinct, Sherd Noble.
Ten Mile township-First pre-
cinct, Mrs. Henry G. Guckert; Sec
ond precinct, Joe Myers; Third pre-
cinct, Ruby e. Boucher; Fourth pre-
cinct, John A. Dinkel.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Dec.
80 at 2 p. m. with Mrs. C. F. Wor-
then. Topic of program. What
the year has brought forth" Mrs.
w. H. Elder is leader. Answer to
roll call with temperance news item,
The Amphiction Club will meet
with Mrs. George NAPLES Jan. Z.
Jim Powers bought a black horse
sight unseen Saturday and he wants
to trade 1t. now for a dozen hens.
Christmas program VIII be
given by the Sunday school Friday
night at the M. E. church. Nineteen
fine numbers have already been ar
ranged. All are invited to attend.
Elder and Pace completed this
week the erection of fine ware
house adjoining their store.
Funeral services for Charles l..
Favor were held Sunday ut the
home. Interment was in Lynden
cemetery. Mrs. Lawrence Engle con
Quoted the services. Many beautiful
floral tributes were sent and large
crowd of friends attended the SER
vices.
DR.. F. l.. Wood has moved to his
new rooms in the Wood building. He
has two fine large offices, equipped
with many conveniences, such as
built-in medicine chests, etc.
The next meeting of the Kensing-
ton Club will be on the afternoon Of
Jan. 18th at the home of Mrs. p.
M. Serrurier.
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