The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-30

Wednesday afternoon at the Nc
Leod home. Pink and white wa
: the reigning co,nr, and the hous
was prettiiy decorated with PM
and white sweet peas. The sam
flowers were on the tally caros
and pink and white refreshment
were served at the close OF the nj
lternoon. Five hurried was playet
at nine tables, MrS. Scrlurier ant
Mis-. w. H. Wapies tieing for TIL
prize which fell to Mrs. Serrurie
when the tie vas decided. Mrs
Jameson received the consolation
prize
The following were the guests
Mesdames Paul Frick. Carlson, P
la. Wright, l.. c. Wright, Mulder
Mounter, Beach, w. H. NAPLES, Ser
rurier, Knapp, Beckes. Loring, H
III. Jameson, Mollie Williams
Geo. Hall, lie Coco. PARROT. Ham
mond, Blonden, De Long, Wilder
Jones, Carl Rathman, Harvey
Smith. Ray Slade, Geo. NAPLES
Bay, bunker, Zylstra. V. Bussard
Will Meur=r, CGas Jacobs, Feeney
Watson, Will Wander Griend. Fras,
Ter, Weber. Bender, Weise. and
Miss Bessie Prick.
DR.. S. s. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
list. AT DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
Mark Stone is much improved,
anG expects to leave the hospital
this week.
A Lyndsn delegation is planning
to attend the Rebckah district
lodge at South Btllingham Apr. 6.
A three day conference was In
session at the Babtist Church this
week. Home Mission Secretary
Joseph H. Beaver of Seattle, was
in attendance.
Frank Knapp backed his auto
into his store front Wednesday
and broke two plate glass windows
Mrs. J. l.. Dickerson, sr, fee
Sunday, and injured her left arm
and shoulder.
A daughter was born Friday to
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doornebol.
Mrs. B. V. Mcunter was elected
president and H. E. Stuart clerk
at the organization meeting of the
school board Monday.
John Vanderyacht and F. E.
Bateman left last week for the Jud-
it'll basin, Montana, where they will
investigate land conditions with :
view to locating.
A Cooperative Public Sale will
be held Saturday, April 8, in con-
nection with the auction Of P.
DANES household goods. Any
one with any stock, implements o,
furniture they wish sold is invited
to bring them to the sale.
Mrs. Angus Young will entertain
the Royal Neighbors and their
friends at a social tea Thursday
afternoon. April 6. at her residence
All are invited to attend.
Mrs. ]. w. Tremain and daugh-
ter Mary attended the organ recita
given by Prof. w. E. MacClymont,
at the American" In Bellingham
Tuesday.
Children who wish to be admitted
to the Ryan Wake lecture at
the Electric TLeatn. Friday night,
must be accompanied by their par
ents or guardians.
D. j. Milan returned to Lynden
Monday. and expects to remain her,
now. Alaska had a fine winter, ne
| says.
J. w. Tremain reports that many
of his loganberry vines were killed
by the severe winter weather the
early part Of this year.
Golden daffodils and pussywi lows
were the decorations of the spring
party given for the Kensingtor
Club members and their husbands
Friday evening by Mrs. F. l.. Wood
and Mrs. c. H. Mcleod at the Nc
Leod home. Pretty hand-painted
table cards. and tally cards carrie
the daffodil design. Five hundred
was played during the evening, and
dainty refreshments were served.
E. Henderson of Maple Falls
will succeed Walter Sommer IS 10,
cal agent for the Bellingham anc
Northern. Mr.. Sommer will leave
the company's employ April tt
give his entire attention to the al
fairs of the Lynden Wholesale Egg
Co.. of which he is proprietor. Mr.
Sommer's headquarters will be IL
the Steinhauer Building.
An effort is being made to ex
tend the pure-food shipping Law
which requires that all eggs sen
out of the State be 95 per cen
clean, to shipments within the
State. This would necessitate thu
Gambling of eggs.
d. Van Wyhe purchased a fin
new Dodge touring car this weel
from Henry Havenan of the Pro
J gressive Auto Co.
Mrs. Mark Hammond appeare,
in racital Monday evening a