The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-03-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

~ III tElS week, IS recovering.
B. p. Shoemaker Injured one oi
lis fingers this week by catching
it in "a washing machine.
Mrs. Marion BiehlerN and Miss
Bessie Biehler autoed TO Belllng-
ham this week.
Charles Malotte of Tacoma was
visitor at the Biehler home this
week
Miss Title Meurer end Miss
Helen Smith spent Sunday at Van
Buren, 1T the Percy Miller home.
Misses Eva. and Caroline Cole
spent Sunday in Bellingham with
their brother. George Cole.
Mrs. H. II. Jameson visited her
brother Mr.. Win Pratt, III Belhng-
ham two days last week
Miss Theresa Tromp was home
over the week end from Belhng-
ham Normal.
Miss Nettie Long, who has been
3 visiting her brothers in Vancouver
Las returned.
Mrs. Andrew Harlander return
ed from the Belllngham hospital
Tuesday.
Mr.. Zebenbergen was tipped off
his motor cycle Thursday and mad
his leg cut.
Knute Long of Bellingham re-
turned 10 his farm ON the Doupie
Ditch road Wednesday.
The library baking sale Saturday
was a great success. Ten dollars
was taken in during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wander
yacht ana Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bolce
moved to the Neevl place near
Ferndale Tuesday.
August Klocke will open up the
Boundary Mill next week, and VIII
give employment to most OF ms
old force.
Mrs. d. H. Jameson and little
daughter of Everson reluIheu
home Thursday after ten day
visit.
Easter comes early this year.
on April 4. and the Lynden mer-
chants are showing spring Styles
for the season.
Miss Rena Haveman returned
home sunday after spending a rev
davs with her sister, Mrs. Schuyle-
man, at Custer.
a free demonstration of the
Postum Cereal goods will be given
nv factory representatives Saturda!
at the Farmers Mercantile COM
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glass leased
their farm near Greenwood to their
son and son-in-law and moved TINS
week 10 the Randall house near
the, high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith moved
to Stickney Home this Week
bert Vanderyacht moved from
Stickney Home to DR.. Nj - E piace
at Booths Corners.
r. B. LeCocq increased his law
library this week by the purchase
of $500 worth of the latest Id"
books.
Paul Brouwer has moved from
his Mace near Lynden to Route one
Ferndale, where he has rented
rs acre farm.
Tho many friends of A. H.
Frasier will be glad to hear that
he is recovering from severe AT
tack of the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sehuyie-
man have moved from their rahcll
AZ Custer to the Fritz place west
of town.
John Burgraff moved from
northeast of town TO his old rive
bottom farm last week. Hugo hort-
lever in turn moved to the hort-
lever farm north of town.
Opium in any form can't be
sold now in Lynden without doc
So ,osorintion Instructions
were received on March l from
the government TO follow THIS RUE
ANY medicine, such IS phrsgotlc'
which contains opium, is included
in the requirement.
Conrad AXling. manager 81 tie
Coonerative Store. completed th's
week complete reorganization OF
the stock. Departments We're
shifted around aud the improved
store hardly looks like the same
place.
G X Ferris returned to Lyndet
Tuesday for snort visit TO hl'
.motber Mrs. w. J. Blowers, aIteI
ON absence of three years. He lei
on his wedding trip at that tlMe
ond has been travelling ever since
lie spant most of his time III FLOR
ida.
The election fer school director
viii he held Saturday In the nase
,,ent of the high school. frlshu'
~ Mrs B. V. Mounter have Shou1
cd her to become a candidate' ~
-. for she is the only one IN 'h'
fiaId Mrs. Mounter has had coi,
siderable training in educa'I III
rorl and has always shown gre"
interest in the schools.