The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-02-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

week to his farm at Laurel
me klatawas met at the home OF
Miss Daisy Bailey Tuesday night.
Raymond, the little son of Ed.
GLASS, fractured his thigh Sunday.
The Amphiction Club will meet
with Mrs. Frank Blonden Friday.
Miss Nell Traitor of Anacortes
Is visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Mcleod.
Mr.. Rittenberg is confined to his
home with inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Rocma are the
proud parents of ten pound son
who arrived Wednesday morning
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Livingston is seriously
i'll.
Miss Verna Adams of Ferndale
is visiting her friend Mary IRE
main this week.
Mrs. Pearson of Booth Corners
underwent an operation Saturday,
and is recovering.
Read the program for the George
and Martha Washington Reception
on page six.
One hundred cases of eggs were
bought this week in this district by
the Lynden Department Store.
Charles De Jong, son of d. DeJon
was operated ON by DR.. Mounter
for appendicitis Wednesday in Bell
ingham.
Joe Runyan and his daughter
Lorraine, have returned from Mon
tana. having decided not to locate
there.
Grandma Haynes passed away on
Wednesday night. Funeral SER
vices will be held Friday at p. N.
at the M. E. Church,
In honor of Mrs. H. Rosenzweig,
the Chatauqua Club were entertain
ed delightfully."- at the home Of Mrs.
Mounter Tuesday night.
The Soronian Society met Friday
at the home of Mrs. Harry FOun-
tain. Dainty refreshments were SER
we'd by the hostess.
The LINDEN Boy Scouts will meet
the Blaine High School Sophomores
Friday night in the high school
gymnasium. Ten cents admission
will be charged.
Doris Elizabeth is the name Of.
seven pound baby girl that ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Osgood at Santa Cruz, Cal,
January 20.
Mrs. C. H. Johnson of Mount Yer
non visited her parents. Col. ana
Mrs. A. H. WestbrOok last week.
Mrs. Johnson expects to make her
home in Lynden shortly.
Tickets for the George and Mar.
tina Washington reception Will De
on sale at Edson's drug store. be-
ginning next Monday morning.
Reserved seats, 35c. General ad-
mission Zoe.
st. Joseph's Altar Society wi
give a social and tea on TUESDAY
afternoon and evening. February 10
ar the home of Miss Tierney, east
end of Front Street. We extend a
hearty invitation to all our friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Beatty and Miss Katherine
Harris were initiated by the Re-
hekahs Saturday night. dellc-
ious supper was served after the
ceremonies.
Walter Baldwin, Neil Tayior,
Lewis Larson, Aide BostwicK, Ciiii
Worthen and Dewey Anderson are
the LINDEN boys who attended the
Y M. C. A. conference in beliihs-
ham Saturday. They were accom-
papied by l.. C. Wright and FRANK
Bostwick.
Was there ever a jollier old soul
than Uncle sam? Or "a more queen
lv beautiful woman than the COD
dess of Liberty? They'll DOM ps
at the reception for george un'
Martha Washington, next lhurs-
day evening.
Five hundred half price coupons
are- being distributed this week by
tne efficiency Shop. Aconpon IS
printed on page two. The tribune
editor will select the lucky numbers
ont of the $500 issued ana WIN
turn them over to Jones and rain
man in sealed envelope Saturday.
A trio birthday party was s"vn
M the home of Mr.. and MIS- -.
TeSelle on Saturday, February o.
An honor of their three chl,o,en'
whose birthdays all come IN feo. Iu
arv. Theodore, Feb. z, Doro.ns'
the 9Th. and Cornelia the l''h.
Those present were; Anthony ana ana
oliver Breen, Dena, Reka ana
Incas Brink, Freda and Wine nos-
iand Gertrude and Bessie Byis-
ma Jennie and Grace Stuurniah'
Theodore and Gertie Rutgers Iren-
tie Ottens and Andrew oordt. re
freshments were served with ,he
resistance of Miss Bessie Hol'i%e,'
and the afternoon was spent Win
,,,any iolly games.