The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-05-25

Born Wednesday to Mr.. an Mrs.
A. NJ. Olson of Delta, a son.
Jerry Smith suffered sight
stroke of aDonlexy May %.
Invoicing of the stock of the
Progressive Auto Co. preparatory
to the transfer TO Ralph Haveman
and |. Elenbaas is now under way.
Mrs. C. w. Rockey of Beliing-
ham is visiting her daughter. NJ S.
c. b. Bay this week.
Mrs. C. B. Bay was elected
Grand Protector at the State con
vention of Pythian Sisters in Seat
tie last week. Mrs. Bay returned
Saturday, and Mrs. j. c. Beach,
delegate from Lynden lodge, Is WIS.,
iting at Fort Casey and Coupeville
before returning.
Mrs. Mary Collins and Mrs. l.,
Colby entertained tie p. n. G. Club
"Wednesday afternoon at the Col
Inns home.
Rev. Helms of Seattle will
preach in the Reformed Church ON
Grover Street, morning and after
noon, next Sunday. The morning
service will be in English and the
afternoon service in Holland.
H. Hummel has purchased a
1916 Maxwell from A. A. Bauman,
agent.
TIE members of the Kensington
Club and a few guests were enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Paul Ashby. Those present, ac-
cording to the place cards. were
Eliza beth Beckes. Jennie Denhartog'
Elsa O'Connor, Mabel Kelso. Cena
Byron, Elizabeth Haggerson, Maude
Powell, Grace Hulburd. Mel lie
Straks. Ida Ahlberg. Rozetta Sass,
Alvena Borth, Arvilla Cissna, MO-
lie Stark, Bessie Comstock, Ina
Landen, Marion Beatty, Emma Har-
old, Eva Hartgermk. Ella Wright,
He. en- Hopkins, Elsie Ranbaugh,
Tfessie Flesher and Tobe Taken.
TIE following is the present-day
translation of the maiden names Of
tt esq ladies in the above order:
Mesdames Beckes, Frick, Hall.
Hammond, Jameson, Knapp, Nc
Leod, Mounter, lie Coco, Carlson,
Serrurier, Parrot, NAPLES. VII
liams, Wood, L. C. Wright. P. A.
Wight. De Long, Mulder, Loring,
Weber, Cra.ghead and Ashby, and
Ms Tromp.
DR.. s. S. Howe, Oculist and Aur-
list. AT DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
DR.. Henderson has resumed nrac-
tee, general medicine and surgery,
Alaska Bldg, Phone $50 Belling-
ham. 5-25-4t-0
The Amphictlon Club will meet
with Mrs. Wilder Jones on Wednes-
day, May 31st.
Read Armstrong Hammond I'd.
B. P. Shoemaker returned Satnr-
day from a months visit to The
cd soldiers home at Retsil near
Pert Orchard.
The Rebekah lodge entertained
delightfully."- Saturday evening for
mem bers and their friends. Games
were played, followed by dancing
Ice cream and cake were served at
the close of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Hawley are
the happy parents of a nine-pound
girl born Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Gawley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lue Parbery and
daughter Helen came up from Bell
ingLam to visit the J. w. Tremain
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Woody. Joe
Woody and Mrs. Cook and son of
Belllngham were callers at The IRE
main home Sunday.
A public sale will be he'd We'd
nesday, May 81, at l y. m, at tie
F. A. Smith place. y miles south
o. the Greenwood School on the
Hannegan Road, and II mile east,
by Mary E. Smith and w. d. Hardy.
Sixteen head Of fine young stock
will be offered. Included in TIE
sale will be head hcifers, all CIV
ing milk. will be fresh again in
fall; 3 heifers Will be fresh in the
early fall and Summer; s yearlings.
all good dairy stock: l mare, 100
pounds, 10 yrs. old: IL dozen, lay
ing Waite Legho,n hens; l 1-horse
wagon; l set Encyclopedias, 80
L, oks. The usual terms will be
gwen. NJ. Wander Griend is the
auctloncer.
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