The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-10-21

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separator. milk cans, tanks. wash
ing machine, fruit, potatoes, oats
carrots, hay, household furniture,
and other articles too numerous &c
mention. A free lunch will be
served at noon and the usual
terms will prevail. A. H. West
brook will act as auctioneer.
| Many friends gathered Saturday
at the Christian Reformed Church Il
nay their last tribute to Gerrit Null
der of Everson, who passed away
Thursday. Mrs. Mulder is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. De
Boogh of Lynden. The Rev. E.
Breen conducted the service. Mr..
Mulder was just twenty-four years.
He was born in Iowa.
| Mrs. George Carlson and Mrs.
Will Parrot were elected to men,
bership to fill vacancies by the Ken
sington Club at a meeting Friday at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Wap.es.
Mrs. Paul Ashby was named an
honorary member.
Several cans of fruit were taken
by mistake from the Fair. George
w. Frick, secretary. has asked that
] they be returned to him.
| The Amphiction Club will meet
Friday, Oct 20, with Mrs. VIII
Meurer at Riverside. Club men,
bers will gather at the home of Mrs.
Dale Huleatt.
| Many Lynden people are planning
to attend the dedication of Chucka-
nut Drive, the new water front sec
ton of the Pacific Highway, Satur-
day at p. N.
| The Klatawas were entertained
last evening at the home of Miss
Dorothy Lindhout
A. B. Colyer returned Saturday
from a trip to his old home in
Southern Illinois. He found The
country flooded with rain, and says
for the benefit of those complaining
OF drouth that too much rain is
worse than none at all.
Will Jacobs is slowly recovering
from an attack of pneumonia, ac-
cording to reports received today.
His condition was so serious Mon
day that Ray Jacobs was called
home from his school near Vancouv-
err, Wash, but he rallied Tuesday
and is gradually gathering strength.
| David Bender underwent an oper-
alton in Bellingham Tuesday night,
and is getting along splendidly.
Mrs. Courtney has returned home
| recovered after undergoing an oper-
alton in Bellingham.
| Mrs Cole and Mrs. Bertrand, who
are in St. Luke's hospital recovering
from operations, are improving rap
idly. according to physicians re-
ports.
Miss Alma Obermueller, Miss
] Caroline Cole and Mrs. j. ShOop
we're initiated into the Rebekah
lodge Saturday evening. Following
the ceremony, a Halloween supper
and dance was held. The hall was
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves with a cluster of silver stars
and moon above the center.
1t isn't too late to buy a ticket
for the Charity Ball to be given by
the Klatawas in Hawley's Hall Sat
urday night. Heun's four-piece or
chestra will furnish the music, and
Halloween decorations and appoint
ments will make the affair one of
the most enjoyable of the season.
The Ladies' Music Club will
meet Thursday evening, Oct. 21st,
at the home of Mrs. Carlson. The
following program, a continuation
of II Trovatore, will be studied:
Chorus singing by the members; BIZ
,ography and personal stories of the
life of Verdi, Miss Kennedy; Voca'
solo, "Ah. have sighed to rest me-
from II Trovatore, Miss Gililand !;
Violin selection from II Trovatore,
Mrs Heun; Soprano and alto duet.
Back to Our Mountains" from /
Trovatore, Mrs. Carlson and Crete
| Topping; Mandolin and guitar duet
II Trovatore Medley, Mrs. P. A.