The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-11

week. A complete announcement
of interest to all ladies of the dis
IL Tct will be made in The Tribune
next week.
TIE Kla.awas were entertained
a. Meurer'3 Wednesday evening.
Roy Little is visiting in Lynden
this week.
The Rev. A. J. Brink is visiting
this week in Oak Harbor. He
preached Sunday in the Oak Har-
Der church.
A heavy frost was experienced
Wednesday night in the Lynden
district, anl it is believed cons d.
cradle damage w2s done 10 the
stl awberry crop. Several growers
stayed up all night keeping fires
going and taking care of the Vlaes.
p. NJ. Serrurier and w. H. Wa
pies returned Sunday from the Re-
publican State Convention at North
Yakima.
Jasper Seat is making business
trip east of the mountains.
Dr.. S. S. Howe, Oculist and Aur-
ist. At Dr.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
Born, May to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gcrrit Van Weerthinzen, daush-
ter
NJ. and Mrs. D. Wander Griend
arc the parents of a daughter porn
Arril 80.
Charles Galbraith assisted in I'm
loading a carload of Studebakers
in Bellingham this week, and A.
A. Bauman helped unload a car of
Maxwells
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and Mrs. C.
A Jameson and Mss Mary jamie
son spent Thursday i'll Bellingham.
Mrs. Dancer and Miss Dancer of
Bellingham were guests of Miss
Helen Smith last Thursday.
Henry Bartelds has been ap-
pointed ponndmaste in District
No. /. Lynden Township, and G. ].
Polinder aud Peter Van Dyk in
District No. .. The herd law will
be rigidly enforced in the township.
A jolly party of Woodmen
travelled to Bellingham Thursday
TO attend an initiation of the Bel
ingham lodge. In the party We're
e E. Horton, George White, R.
Davis. F. L. Whipplc. Harvey Boy
son, Charles Bussard and John Hat
ley To celebrate the close of an
exciting campaign for members,
banquet viii be served this even-
Jug at Hawley's Hall. The lodge
was divided into two teams, headed
by E. E Horton and F. L. Whipp'e.
Horizons team lost. and will pro-
vide the entertainment this even
ing.
Three auto loads travelled from
Lynden to Vancouver Sunday. In
Guided in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Headrick, Misses Mar
gnerite Fleming, Myrtle Kennedy.
Grace Headrick, and Edith Gill;
land. Mrs Mihills, and Mes'.s.
Fred Hockey, F. c. Dahlquist,
Warren Hawlcy and S. H. Lewis
Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Tegpsma, a son.
Dr. and Mrs. Mulder, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Hammond, Mrs. L. c. Wright
and Misses Caroline Cole Chris
tine Johnson and Agnes Edison mo-
tc'5d to Bellirgham Friday evening
TO witness the presentation of the
opera H. NJ. S. Pinafore."
Rehearsals are still under way
on the Pinafore. Watch for it.
John Dickerson, Jr. has returned
from east of The mountains
George H Goebel, member of the
national executive committee of
the Socialist Party will speak in
Lynden Wednesday. May Il, at The
Electric Theoter on New Devils
For Old" Mr.. Goebel has a repa-
tation as an eloquent and witty
speaker. A large audience heard
Anna Maley last night speak on
Bread and Brotherhood. Anna
Maley was the socialist candidate
for governor in 1912.
Plants For Sa.e-Tomatoes, cab
bage and cauliflower. Ray Hawley.
Spiritual services will be held
al the G A r. Hall. Sunday sven
ing al o'clock.
The Amphiction Club will meet