The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-08-19

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the usual terms will prevail.
Prof. Van Pelt, appeared al
Jamieson's hall Thursday evening
in an enjoyable program of imper.
sonations and musical numbers
The entertainment was given under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid OF
the local M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Blowers, ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
r. Kruzer and her two children,
and their youngest son Alva, all
autoed to Oak Harbor last week
where they spent the week md
with Mrs. Blowers sons and daugh-
ter's families, c. X. Ferris and n.
e. Watson. Mr.. Blowers is well
known by all the older settlers In
Oak Harbor and first settled there
in 1871. He reports a vast change
in the north end of the Island
since he left there to take up his
abode in Lynden IA years ago.
They returned last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Adams, of Ferndale,
who has been the guest at the IRE
main home, returned home We'd
nesday. She was accompanied home
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Tremain,
who will visit there a few days.
The w. c. T. U. held their an
nual picnic last Thursdy at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Elder. A very de-
lightful dinner was served cafeter-
ia style on the spacious lawn. At
ter an hour spent very pleasantly
IN a social way, very entertaie-
ng program consisting of music
md readings was rendered. All toe
soon the time for departure came
md the AMOS that had brought the
members to the picnic started on
heir return trips. All pronounced
t a delightful affair.
Mrs. Sampley and littls daughte,
II Bellingbam attended the picnic
asst Thursday.
Mrs. E. Roster, of Platte, s. D.,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends here Cor several weeks, re-
.uined home Tuesday.
The ladies of the G. r. Ladies
Aid Society went for a days out
ing to Birch Bay Wednesday,.
Mis-. ]. p. Boerhave entertained
bout twenty-five friends, all form
,riy of South Dakota, Monday al
ernoon In nonof of her sister, Mrs
?. Hoeksema. her niece. Miss Anna
3eltman, and Mrs. E. Roster oi
Platte, s. D., her mother, Mrs. J.
3oerhave. and her niece, Miss Ger
ie Eerkes of Oak Harbor and Miss
Assink of North Yakima.
Cornelius Nieveen, of Panama.
Iebr., is visiting his brother, NJ.
Nieveen, and his sister, Mrs. Et
Eerkes. Mr.. Nleveen will visit thI
San Francisco and San Diego exp
,itions before returning home.
II. EtIhCS cIO anu -
+. Boerhave of Oak Harbor have
oeen here the past week visltinG
relatives and friends.
DR.. S. s. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
ist. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
lays. Glasses accurately fitted.
Among tie jolliest affairs of the
month was an excursion to Birch
Bay given bv 10 Of the young
PEOPLE of lie district. Included in
che party were Misses Mulder,
Brune, Van WLye, l.. Burgraff, j.
Burgraff, Veraune, d. and G. Rip
cada, Dyi. '.ra. l.. ard H. Dykster-
huis, N. Maender,nk, Haveman,
Schuyleman, Recboss, Jones, Kort-
ever, Spaan, X. and e. De Hoogh,
Rutgers, G. and r. Bartelds, Lind
seth, G. ana J. Ba,telds, NJ. and o.
OldeLeyer, NJ. D,une, A. Haveman.
F. Br,ns, +. Oldemcyer, l.. and E.
S..iuyleman, NJ. Mes5erCen and
Prange; and tiessfs. B. j. and A.
D,kste.huis, NJ NeevIc1. Kortlever
Bvlsma, d. c. ard M. Wander
Griend, Q. ]. and = Breen, B. and
G. Eelier, NJ. aid r. Mosbergen,
P ange, H@ltrsr, Smorlag, SLAP, j.
ant A. k, Dank, De Hoosh,
Huisenveld, c.. H. and j. Span,
Heimstra. Rutgers, Bartelds, G. and
C. Vandermeer, Van Rossum, B.,
III. and +. Muider, D. and A. Bruno,
C. and nj. De Jong, G.. and j. Van
Whye, Roo, Burgraff, B. and Fl
Hokshergen, w. and A. Note5oam,
Den Abel, G., A. and T. Verduin,
R:rpada, J. and d. Bruins, c. and
L. Raider, Dykstra, Polinder, A.
and L K1rster, jaeger. Doet, T.
Vandecmeer, p Bruno, G. Wander
Brink and ]. BruDs.
Ray Snyder, state manager of
OF the Yeomen, gave an address al
the G. A. r. Hall Tusdaey night.
Miss Cecil Rinehart has returned
from a weeks visit in Bellingham
The Fair Board awarded the ed
ucation bid contract Tuesday night
to George Gustin whose bid was
$3S and the painting contract to II.
n Van Pat-en who bid $50