The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-07-01
June 10. They returned Friday al
ter a honeymoon trip to Seattle.

June 10. They returned Friday af-
ter a honeymoon trip to Seattle.
The Charity Committee has an
urgent call for boys clothing, ages
six. eight and ten. Will those who
can help TO supply this need bring
their donations to Miss Smiths mil
linery store.
General Henry Haveman and
gallant company paid informal calls
Monday evening at the homes of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Wander Griend and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bostwick. At the
Wander Griend home. a powerful
serenade was given, lasting over
long period. At it's conclusion, Gen.
Haveman was thanked and bis men
rewarded. The music was dispens-
ed with at the Bostwick home. Be-
fore the program, Gen. Haveman re-
ceived a substantial contribution
from the bridegroom, and the en-
tertainers left in a hurry. A hall
dozen circular saws and other musi-
cal instruments were left on the
Bostwick lawn in the rush.
A. Benson was the Lynden rep
resentative present at the meeting
of the Western washington Holstein
Breeders Association in Everett
Thursday. The Association will
hold a sale of Holsteins at the Sno-
homish County Fair Grounds Sep
TENDER Is. The Association guar
antees the stock sold at these sales,
so that the buyer is sure of fair
treatment.
Did we at the time of our birth
as nation secure all the liberties
we shall ever need? AT the Meth
odist Church Sunday evening the
talk topic will be Some Liberties
Not Secured July 4. 1875. and as
Yet Not Attained" Some Of the
economic and social problems of
our country will be considered. The
morning service will also be in
keeping with the spirit of the day.
The sermon subject will be The
Birthday of Our Country"
DIR. S. S. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
list. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
A record crowd attended the tenth
anniversary sale Saturday of the
Farmers Mercantile Company This
Is the fifth sale that the company
has held in its history. c. A. Wise,
who has made an enviable record
for fair dealing and truthful adver-
Using as a sales manager. is IN
charge of the sale. Mr.. Wise This
week has designed Fourth of July
window that is bound to attract at
tention. An automobile. created by
Jake Zylstra is causing a lot OF
amusement.
Mrs. Mary l.. Geffs will deliver an
address Monday. July 5. at p. M.
at Socialist Hall on THE World
Crisis and the Day After" Mrs.
Geffs has a reputation as a power
full speaker. All are invited to at
tend.
The Klatawas were delightfully."-
entertained at a picnic Wednesday
evening by group of eight young
men.
Mrs. H. E. Maltby of Seattle is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall of Sc
attic were week end visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Rathman and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilder Jones.
Charles Sampley returned to Lyn-
den Wednesday and spent the day
shaing hands. He has returned
from Portland and will make his
headquarters in Bellingham, where
he will resume the practice of law
next month.
Mrs. John Bussard returned Mon
day from a visit to Seattle and Ia
coma. At Tacoma, she attended
the camp meeting of the Seventh
Day Adventists.
The library is now the proud own
err of two rows of fine new book
shelves. E. Edison not only present
ed the shelves to the library, but
also assisted in Juggling them
through the door when the tempera-
ture was breaking the records of
the season.
All who intend to enter parade
are urged to be at Hawley's Hail
at $3.50 sharp.
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