The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MRS. j. X. Rinehart, who has been
Ill, ls reported better
warren Hawley left Monday on a
business trip east of the mountains.
Earl Bixby. son of Frank w. Blk
by, entered Normal School last week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gelms.
Jan. Il, a girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Full
ner, Jan. "a, a girl.
A ten pound girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. John Biernink, Jan. rs.
Leslie Chappell of Bellingham was
visitor in Lynden over the week.
end.
A. H. Westbrook is putting in
electric lights and building an addi-
ton to his house.
The Library Board will meet on
Monday. Feb. l. at the library. 1t
is requested that all members be
present.
A. E. Russo sold twenty-five acres
on the old Slade place on the Guide
Meridian road for $500 an acre to
John w. Deneui.,
The combination meeting of the
EpwOrth League and the B. Y. p. U.
Sunday night was a great success.
The next meeting of the League has
been postponed until further notice.
Jack Gale received a check this
week from the government for So
covering damage to a fishing rod
shipped by parcel post last June.
One of the joints Of the rod was
broken.
Three girl babies were born in
Lynden Wednesday,, Jan. 81. The
parents are Mrs and Mrs. S. H.
Stallard. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Erkes. The Stall
ard baby weighed 1914 pounds.
The following plea was received
from Senator Ed. Brown this week:
For Heavens sake tell the people
of Lynden that we have killed the
liquor bill. And greatly oblige, Ed.
were sent from Lynden to legis-
lators in regard to the liquor bill.
Two accidents within a short time
of each other occurred Tuesday morn
ing on Third and Front Street. No
one was injured. In turnina the
corner, u buggy driven by Mr.. Bayes
was thrown OIL its side when it col
lided with q mule team driven by
Tom Young. Mrs. e. Kamm was
thrown from her buggy when her
horse became frightened at CT G.
Lund's auto stage
Letters of acceptance are being
received in evry mail, in response to
the invitations issued by the M. E.
Church Choir for reception to be
held at JamiesOn's Hall, Thursday
evening, Feb. 18th, in honor or
George Washington. Among those
who will be present are: the Duke
and Duchess of CorOnbOrOugh. from
England; Miss Annie Laurie, from
Scotland; Senior Gracorna Puccini,
from Italy; Prince Abdul Hamid and
Princess Lamura Mohashmea, from
Turkey: William Tell from Switzer-
land; the Marquis de La Fayette'
from France; and Miss Lotus Mat
suka from Japan. On account OF the
war conditions the Emperor OF
Germany writes that no men can be
spared, but he is sending lady'
Frau Gretchen Won Schneckenburg
ger, to carry his greetings to wash
ingtOn.
Representatives of the Fruit Grow
ers' Association will meet with Ine
NOOksack association tomorrow III
Nooksack to discuss joining the STATE
wide movement to pool selling inter
ests. II. S. Palmer. manager OF the
Puyallup Valley Association, was III
LINDEN this week, discussing the
matter with B. c. Crabtree and othef
local fruit growers.
Officers were installed Impress
lively by the X. N. A. and the M. w.
A. ON Saturday night. The following
were honored: Past oracle, Mrs
Young: oracle, Mrs. Kate White,
vice-oracle Mrs. Emma Frazier;
ChancelrOl, Mrs. Agnes Tremaih'
Recorder, Mrs. Minnie Ashton; re-
ceiver. Mrs. Hattie Baxter; Marshal,
Mrs. Louise Saltzgaber,; inner SEN
tinel. Mrs. l.. KrOuse; outer sentlnei
Mrs. Lancaster; manager. Mrs. Az
nes Gehrman. M. w. A. Past coun
eli ]. w. Tremain,; Council, F. Dan
iels: advisor, E. Il. Baxter: banker,
O. C. Knitted; clerk, w. E. Hawiey'
escort, Arthur Bruins; sentry, Oilver
Ehle; physician. DR.. F. l.. WOOD.
The following program was given