The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-16

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son, Arvid, J. G. Polinder and SOL,
Gerrit, Fred De Hoogh, and Bert
Frank and Mike Wander Griend.
Mrs. Earl Tremain entertained
pleasantly Tuesday afternoon for
Tie ladies of the Yeomen.
Mr.. and Mrs L. O. CODY have
move to the corner of Fl ST and
Front Street.
Mrs. J. NJ. Quimby IS quite sick
This week.
A. Mcdaniel gave a benefit at
the Electric Theater Friday night
for the library, and turned over So
10 that organization. The pay,
"Evangeline," cleared $3.50 for the
reading room. Tire library board
wishes to thank Mr. Mcdaniel and
others who assisted in both berefits.
Born Thursday, a daughter, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Palmer.
II. y. ZSlSt'd las sven ~ -
downtown real estate office, ard
will conduct his fire insurance ousi-
ness from his home. His phone is
Rob-.
Mrs. Teresa Mitchell has sued
the Town of Ferndale, Edwin Lapas
and Peter Wallin, for SO, 900 dan
ages, as a result of an accident
.ast summer when an auto III
which her daughter was riding ran
into a pile of sand and building ma
eria on ore of the city streets, aud
was overturned, killing the girl.
Tuesday Mrs NJ. L. Jackman had
A dinner for number of her old
friends. There We're present Two
great great grandmothers. Guests
were Mrs. P. Judson, Mrs. Pangborn,
Mrs. Rachel Smith, Mrs. Bates, Mrs.
Lauckhart, Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. La
Claire and Mrs. VIII Jackman and
daughter Orel, and Mrs. WI
Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell left
mis- week for Parkersburg. West |
Virginia.
The Epworth League will hold a +
Baked food and candy sale Saturday
afternoon at l O'Clock at he Post I
office
Mrs. Ralph De Motifs is quite |
sick this week.
G. W. Green returned to Lynden
today.
The Verduin team started to en-
Ter the Lynden Department Store |
Wednesday, scraped off the bump /
ar from w H. NAPLES mac in +,
Dan ged into the sidewalk AID head
ad up Fifth Street towards The high
scrool. They We're stopped with
out damage.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. De Roster
returned Saturday from Bozeman,
Montana. Mr.. De Roster is low IN T
:rarge of tie tire, auto and Dicyce
repair department at the COopefat-
i've Public Exchange, Third and
Front Streets.
Mrs. D. H. MacKinnon spent Tres
day with her daughter, Mrs. Heaton,
in Bellingham.
Audiences of from 50 to 100 pee
PIE each evening this week have
heard tie Rev. P. H. Davies at the +
Baptist Church tell of his travels In I
twelve different countries. Rev Da-
yies will give his lecture on South |
Africa Friday afternoon at ! o'clock I
at the high school. and in tie eveD-
ing will close his series at the F
church by narrating his experiences I
IN Caba and the West Indies, d.
scribing the asphalt lakes and her |
points of interest that he visited. I
All are invited to attend the let I
tres tonight and tomorrow.
Albert Benicke will hold dis
persal sale of his herd of 2S fne |
COWS, heifers and sires Wednesday, |
Nov. %, at his farm. l mile vest |
OF Goshen, on the Everson-Goshen |
road The sale will begin at 10. |
with Col A. H. Westbrook and NJ. |
Wander Griend as aactioneers Ben
icke has some of the best stock in |
The county, and lively bidding IS
expected.
The Linrud Family Will appear IN |
concert at Jamieson's Hall, Nov. 80. |
1916, with Ruth Linrud as ha pist /
and vocal soloist. This concert viii
be given for the benefit Of Miss
Ruin Linrud who is to leave Tor
New York within a month 10 III
tinUe her study of vocal and nap,
Her am is to become a grand con-
cert singer.