The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The city council will meet Fri
day night.
Governor Henry Mcbride will de-
| liver speech in Bellingham on
Monday evening, Oct. 23rd.
Oct. 81 is the date of the Ha'low-
cen masquerade TO be given by the
Amphiction Club.
A fine bungalow is being erected
Or Liberty Street, near Fifth, for
Ed Austin.
Mrs. Hammond will entertain he
Kensington Club on Friday after
noon, October 20.
Miss Lena Walker left Tuesday
night to join her mother in the
East.
Miss Inez Hargood, who is leach
ing at Sumas, spcut Friday and Sat
urday in Lynden. TIE guest of Miss
Edna MacKinnoD.
| Misses Anna and Lula Wright,
Sid Wright and W. A. Fisher, men
bers of the Sumas teaching faculty,
/ spent the Fair weekend in lynden.
| The Fireman's dances during
| Fair Week proved financial fai
ure, the receipts totalling only
$685..
Mrs. George Worthen, Mrs. An
/ gus Young, and Mrs. JacOby are At
tending the State Convention of lie
w. c. T. Z. this week at Anacortes.
| r. R. Stuart, brother of Fl. f
Stuart, arrived Saturday, for /:
short visit. Mr. Stuart's home is
IL Oakland, Calf.
several excellent concerts durin. me
Fair. The Band makes a fine =
pearance, and performs with r:e t.
to the ely.
| Beginning Sunday TIE retail
price of milk advanced in BelliLg
| ham. Former prices ran fOurtee'
10 sixteen quarts for 5. The new
rate will be twelve quarts 'or ST
Miss Alma ObermueIler and Mis-
Laura Glen have issued invitations
for Halloween party at The
/ Steight residence Friday evening
Oct. 81.
Dena Brink, daughter of The Rev.
and Mrs. A. j. Brink, who was up
Grated on Oct. 6 for appendicitis,
is now at home, and is recovering
rapidly.
On Wednesday afternoon an
evening, Oct. rs, there will be
card social for the benefit If st,
Joseph's church at the home of
are cordially invited.
Misses Jessie and Margaret
Kroese of Panama, Neb, are visit
| ing Nebraska friends here tnis
week. They are guests at the T..
Zweegman home, and are On thei
way To California.
Work is we'll under way on 2
slightly bungalow for Mrs Mary Co
Inns on West Main Street, near
Sixth. The structure adjoins tie
high school, and will be a pleasing
addition to Lynden's pretty homes.
TIE state law doesn't say sny-
| ching about hunting cooDs' with
automobiles, so Ernest Jacobs kill
aG one Tuesday night on the Han
negan road bridge near the Geot ge
Abbott place. Jacobs saw the coon
in the road ahead of him, and ran
aim down. 1t weighed 2O1a
pounds.
| Donald Forbes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G.. Forbes. of Anacortes,
former residents of Lynden, who
vas severely wounded by the acct
| lental discharge of d 5000 rifle
while hunting week ago last Sum
day. was Obliged to undergo an OPP
Grafton at the Anacortes hospital
Thursday for the arnputation Of his
right leg at the knee.
Frank Whitney of Ferndale, can
didate on the Democratic ticket for
the nomination for county treasur-
err, visited in Lynden Wednesday,
Whitney has served three terms as
treasurer of Ferndale, and has
many friends in this district. He
will draw heavy vote in the eoun-
Try precincts.
The Klatawa Club met last ,ven-
ing with Miss Lucille Ecker
The city's new watering trough
for horses is now in place at The
corner of Third and Front Streets
The trough was presented TO The
city by the North Washington In
plement Co. of which c. l.. Craig
head Is president.
The trough is Tunglok tank,
and is of substantial construction.
H. is kept filled to a certain level
automatically. That it fills a