The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-09-21

OF Miss Crete Topping. Miss Ken
nedy is teaching school at Blaine
this year.
Mrs. Elmo Hurry and son Tom OF
Bel ingham were guests at the WIN.
! Van Well home from Sunday until
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Hal, Mrs. P. NJ. Ser
rurier and Mrs. d. Mulder have IS
sued invitations TO an evening at
cards Friday. Sep. 22, at the |. o.
o. F. hall.
number of young ladies' were
entertained at a Kensington at he
hcmc of Miss Bessie Frick last FRI
day afternoon in honor of Miss Jes-
sic Straks of Wanpun. Wis, who IS
visiting her sister Mrs. R. lie Coco,
The house was beautifully decorated
with a profession of dahlias and
sweet peas, and dainty refreshments
We're served to the following: the
Misses Straks, Landau, Bailey. Eek
er, Jameson, Sraan, Boslund, Orel
Jackman, B anchc Jacobs, and Min
ME and Elsie Worthen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Te Selle are
enjoying a vacation this week at
the A. P. Burgraff home.
DR.. S. S. Howe, Oculist and Aur-
Isl. At DR.. Mountor's office Tues
days. G asses accurately fitted.
The Socialist Truck Campaign
Party, which is making a tour of
Wnatcom County, will be in Lyn-
den Sunday afternoon at o'c ock,
and WILL give a program and deliver
addresses on the street. Twenty
five make up the list of visitors, in
GLIDING some of the best talent in
the county. The party will be well
coined by a Lynden delegation, and
will be their guests while in the
city All are invited to attend
P. Koert. bookkeeper at the Lyn-
den Creamery, has eft for Pull
man, where he will take three
year commercial course. Peter Ell
enbaas has succeeded him at the
Creamery.
Miss Nei lie Oakcs has accepted
position with the Farmers Mutual
Telephone Co.
Miss Viola Gosch was initiated
into the X atawas at 2 meeting last
night with Miss Helen Smith
Mr.. and MrO W. H. w. Reese, jr.
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Taylor.
X aas Dyks:crauis has scheduled
an auction sale of splendid mi CHI
COWS VITA records for Tuesday, Oct.
g. A complete announcement will
b. given in The Tribune next week.
Mrs. Lottie HeuE underwent an
OF Grafton Monday at st. Luke's hos
p:ta'. and is slowly recovering. Mrs.
Ferguson, mother % Mrs. Heun,
is expected from the East this week
on & visit.
Col Otto A. Case, candidate for
the Progressive nomination for gov
ernor in 1912, and Mrs. Frances c.
AXtel1. Progressive candidate for
Congress from this district, spoke in
Lynden last night at Fourth and
Front Streets to large audience.
Wilson should be reelected, and
advised 4 vote o. no" on all refer
endums.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Larson and
Mrs. Harry Chantrcll of Blaine were
Lynden visitors Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. VIM. Van Well and
daughter Catherine accompanied
them on the return trip and wi
spend a week in Blaine.
The l.. 7. l.. will meet Tuesday
after school at the schoolhouse.
The Star Grocery Company's de-
livery horse scampeted up Front St.
Wednesday without the driver, and
turned toward the river. He was
stopped without damaging anything.
The little son of Mrs. Richard
Decker was cut over the eye and
lightly bruised Wednesday, when
the cart in which he and his mother
We're driving turned over on Front
Street near the city limits. Mrs.
Decker was uninjured.
"Ill pay my bill so you can pay
yours" is the slogan for National
Pay-Up Week, Oct. 2 TO Z, Lynden.
Wi liam A. Bauman is spending
the week in Seattle studying the
tire repair business.