The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-02-04

| ola CnleI MdSSaSOlt ana the young
Princess Pocahontas will represent
the Indian tribes at the reception
for George Washington. They will
come in full costume-war paint,
feathers etc., and will surely be
worth seeing.
The electric street lamps on
Front Street are being moved from
the poles to the center of the street
this week by Frank Walsh, local
manager for the Puget Sound Trac-
ton Light and Power Co., and his
lieutenant, Robert Bowles.
A delightful miscellaneous shower
was given for Miss Hattie Noteboom
Wednesday, by number of her
friends. Miss Noteboom will be mar
ried next month to Leonard Lenssen
Mrs. P. Axling passed away early
this morning at her home. She was
unable to rally from a stroke of
paralysis Friday. The funeral will be
postponed until the arrival Of rela-
lives from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Beckes enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rosen-
zweig.
Miss Tilda Tromp entertained az
dinner Sunday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Rosenzweig. Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Hammond and son and Mr.. j.
Bruces Armstrong. of Seattle.
The Y. P. B. will meet Monday
evening at the home of Miss Ruby
ham Lincoln will be given All
members and friends are urged to
attend.
Mrs. Wiley of Willey's Lake had
a painful abscess on one of her
hands last week.
F. E. Stanley drove up to NAPLES
Mill Friday with load of single
bolts. A few minutes later he was
found Unconscious by the wagon. A
bolt had fallen on him and bruised
his arm severely. Apparently all
right, he left the mil, but does not
remember anything from Friday
evening until Saturday morning,
when he was found and taken to his
home
Mrs. A. E. RUSSO who has been
seriously i'll, has recovered.
Mrs. H. Van Os is ill at her home
Jasper Hendricks, age eighty
years passed away Monday at his
home near Blaine. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at Knapp's
ParlOrs, the Rev. E. Breen Officia
ting.
Evelyn, the eight months old dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cot
ton, died February 3.
J. P. Matthews of Sumas has pur-
chased the interest of Mr.. II. l.. Will
liams in the Variety Store.
An unruly horse threw o. J. Byls-
ma of the Lynden Implement Com
psny to the ground Thursday while
he WAS hitching up to come to town
Mr.. Bylsma had two ribs broken. in
addition to receiving several bad
bruises.
Born Feb 2, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Klocke, boy.
Miss Tillie Meurer spent Sunday
at Van Buren, as the guest of her
sister Mrs. Percy Miller.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Slade were Bellingham
visitors Saturday.
The Rev. Paul Ashby assisted in
conducting the funeral services of
Mrs e. E. Hardin in Bellingham on
Thursday. Judge Hardin is Mr.. Ash
by's uncle.
Did you ever see a real Egyptian
princess? No? Well then here's
your chance! Princess Ziporah Je-
thro from Cairo is coming to Lyndei
on Thursday, Feb. 18th to attend
the reception for George Washing
ton at Jamieson's Hall. Word has
also come from Queen Wilhelmina
of Holland, that she is sending her
little namesake. Wilhelmina Van
Kooysma, to bring to Washington
the greetings of the Netherlands. LII
Hung Chang. of China, and Count
Evana Awfulitchsky, of Russia will
also be here. Don't fail to see them.
The Klatawas met at the home of
Miss Frances Knapp on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Daisy Bailey returned We'd
nesday from a visit of several weeks
in Seattle.
The Klatawas have issued invi-
tations to "a Valentines Ball Feb.
IL in Odd Fellows Hall.
The services at the M. f. Church
next Sunday will be devoted to the
observance of Lincoln's birthday. In
the morning Rev. Ashby will speak
on Emancipation from Bondage"
and in the evening special sermon
will be given for the Boy Scouts,
as this is the Sunday set apart by
the National Council for all Boy
Scouts of America to attend church
services The Lynden Scouts will
be present in body and will occupy
a reserved section, Sunday night and
it is hoped that many other young
people as well as the parents of the
Scouts will find it possible to at
tend. The usual ten-minute song
service will be held at the beginning
of the service. The anthem which
the choir will render will be The
Cross is in the Field" with tenor
solo by Mr.. Mark Hammond. A
| cordial invitation to these services