The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-10

Mrs. Z. Zweegman, Leonard Zweeg
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutgers
Will RUTGERS and Jeanette Rutgers
Matt Meenk and D. Wander Griend
and sons.
Mrs. Augusta Zylstra Evans was
be div burned last week when an oil
stove exploded at her home in Bend
Ore. and the Evans home was total
" destroyed.
Misses Lucille and Alma Ecker
and Ethel Storey visited at Nook.
sack the first of the week.
c. A. Jameson will leave tomor-
row TO visit in Alberta. He expects
to be gone three months.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid will hold
a social at the home of H. H. JAM
ieson, Friday evening.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged including numbers by Ken
meth Heun, Mrs. D. Mulder, Miss
Agnes Edison, Mrs. NJ. Hammond,
Miss Edna MacKinnon, Albert Boo
man, Miss Bessie Biehler and Miss
Ethel Storey.
Henry Summers and Mrs. Flor
ence Hill of Idaho, father and sis
ter of Mrs j. w. Seat, arrived to-
! lay to visit at the Seat home. Mrs.
Hill is accompanied by her two sons.
NJ Wander Gr'end will be the
auctioneer at a stock sale at Horse
shoe Mill near Blaine Aug. l.
While DORIS Lynden stage was
standing at ChaTDio and Magno ia
streets in Bellingham Monday after
noon, an auto truck which had
trouble witt lis brakes bumped INTO
it, smashing the running board and
fender. No one was injured.
A. II. Carvosso of Laurel, whose
at the Fair last year, visited in Lyn-
den Tuesday. Mr.. Carvosso is
counting on making better show
ing than ever at the Fair this year.
Some exceptionally fine wheat viii
re among his exhibits.
Owen Hadley came down from
Blaine for an over-Sunday visit in
Lynden.
The klatawss met last evening -
the home of Miss Agnes Edison.
DR.. S. S. Howe, Oculist and Aur-
list. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
Hogs are higher now on the Sc
attic market than any of the pack
ers expected at this time. About
5 cts. on foot is the price being re-
ceivedlocally.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Eas'erbrook
accompanied by their daughter Miss
Lena, and son Ernest, concluded
visit at the Wrn. Mcdonnell home
Monday and started for their home
at Havelock, Ontario. They expect
10 make several stops in Canada on
their homeward trip.
How's this for a record? Harry
Bierlink, who has one of he best
f'ocks locally, has some tran-nest-
ed bullets that laiG at four months
and three days.
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Slade and Miss Ada Baldwin
are camping at Birch Bay this week.
TIE price of buiter-fat advanced
one cent a pound Monday, and farm
ers are now receiving 33 CTS. q
pound from the Lynden Creamery
for the product.
The Sanitary Bakery is making
Holland Rasks now. Try them.
Born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
V. Weber, a son.
One of the sons of w. H. Cole
had his back cut Saturday when he
fell against a circular saw.
Clyde Vinup is suffering from
blood-poisoning in his right hand.
Word was received this week
that Dyke Whipple had been mar
| ried in Superior, Montana, 10 Miss
Minnie Kernehan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mulder of Pan
anna. Neb, are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs E. Eerkes. Mrs
Mulder is a sister of Mrs Eerkes
Immediately after Mass last Sun
/ day, the members of The Catholic
/ Church. accompanied by Father
/ Ryan. went to Hawley's Park where
d fine picnic lunch was served and
pleasant afternoon spent.
E A Wiese of the Pyro Studio,
plans TO give away an auto 10 a
| Lynden boy or girl shortly An an
nouncement is made on Pare 4.
Holland Rusks, Made In Lynden.
Try them. Sanitary Bakery.
Walter Fisher will teach botany
and mathematics in the Lynden
| High School this year. Mr.. Fisher
is a graduate of the University #
| Washington. G. Boggan will lea h
manual training. Mr.. Boggan came
f.oia the Bellingham Normal School
and has already taken up his res