The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-03-18

Mrs. Marion Biehler and Miss
Bessie Biehler and Miss Agnes Ed
son autoed to Bellingham Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Larson entertained
at luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs.
j. C. Beach. The following We're
guests: Mrs Bradley. Mrs. A. H.
Frasier, Mrs. Janey Palmer, Mrs. NJ.
a. Hickey, Mrs. A. E. Rusco, Mrs.
Krouse, Mrs. c. B. Bay, Mrs. J. c..
Anderson and Mrs. Angus Young.
Mrs. ]. c. Beach left this week
for Coupeville where she Will Visit
for a month.
Mark stone and Misses Ida and
Tressa were dinner guests Sunday
of Mrs. Clinard at the Palace Ho-
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonh Schuyleman
entertained at dinner Wednesday in
honor of the birthday of Mrs. I.
Haveman.
Mrs. j. w. Daley of Bellingham,
formerly of Lynden, was surprised
Tuesday afternoon by several ~
her old neighbors in honor of her
birthday anniversary. The surprtsers
included Mrs. George Err, Mrs. j.
l.. Fox, Mrs. A. b. Merritt, Mrs.
Charles Gilroy, Mrs. John Smith,
Mrs. Joelshon, Mrs. William
Cairns, Miss Helen Cairns, Mrs.
Harry Stilwell, Mrs. Bert WEIGH,
Mrs. E. Walters, Lois Stilwell, and
Masters John and Abraham Hewitt.
Later the above guests We're joined
by Miss Neila Morrison and Miss
Florence Walters.
Mr.. Taylor, grandfather of P. NJ.
and T A. Serrurier visited in Lyn-
den over the weekend.
Mrs. A. j. Mckay and Mrs. Geo.
Arnold of Seattle are visiting their
sister. Mrs. d. H. MacKinnon.
C. r. Perry cut his finger last
week, and the wound became 50
badly infected this week as 10 re-
quire a doctors attention.
Mrs. Cha Bayes stepped on a nail
Monday and injured her foot Sc
verely.
Bright Robertson was taking Two
girls home from church Sunday af-
ternoon, when the horse ran away
upsetting the buggy in ditch near
the customs office on the line. The
girls We're uninjured but Robertson
broke his leg and bruised his face.
Mrs. S. T. Jackman is seriously
i'll this week.
Mrs. A. E. russo is i'll with the
grippe this week.
Little Peter Boil was badly bitten
in the cheek by dog Friday.
The Klatawas haze issued invita-
tons to St. Patrick's ball at l. o.
o. F. hail March 10.
The heavy rains made the Nook
sack rise five feet Sunday night.
f. C. Hathaway traded his place
Saturday two miles west of town
consisting of 40 acres valued at S.
600 to Frank Cruikshank for the
block in the west end. The city
property went into the trade at
SO, 200.
To help provide funds for the
central charity committee. the Ep-
worht League will hold social on
Tuesday evening, March %, at 8
o'clock in the League rooms At The
NJ. f. Church. An excellent pro-
gram will be given, and supper
served. Admission Is cents, in
Guiding the supper. Everyone is
| invited.
The Lynden Implement Company
dissolved partnership this week
Mr.. Bylsma taking over the owner
ship of the building, Mr.. r. Have
man the garage and auto business,
and Mr.. Ed Eerkes the implement
| business. Mr.. Haveman and Mr..
Eerkes will continue to occupy the
same quarters.
John Biddel has moved 10 Sth
and Grover Street.
Mr.. George Young passed away
at his home Thursday morning. Mr.
, Young has been an invalid for q
! long time and death came not an
! expected by his wife and many
friends. He leaves wife and three
small children. Interment was al
Lynden cemetery today.
Mrs. B. c. belong left last week
for Spokane to spend few weeks
with her father. On her return she
will visit relatives in Portland and
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. H. Otter, who has been IL
| for tuo weeks is slowly recovering