The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-09-14

of his home. Nj De Neni has one
of tie finest places in the district
D. c. Ransdell has sold his five
acre place 10 H. Van der Hook for
sS15. The place g improved with
& gco1 house. ard chicken houses.
A splendid jitney lunch was
served by the ladies of the Relief
Corps election day.
IL response to the 70 lowing In
vitation:
'On Thursday at two
We will g ably greet you,
Where tie Bay and Beach meet
Down on Front Street"
number of ladies gathered at The
Beach residence on Front Street.
The house was beautiful y decorat-
ed with yellow and white flowers.
which co or scheme was used for
favors. score cards and refresh
ments. A very pleasant Afternoon
was spent at cards, Mrs. Ray Slade
winning the high score prize and
Mrs Jas. Zylstra the conso alton.
In a unique guessing game of words
found in the letters of yellow and
white, Mrs. Wi ! Wander Griend and
Mrs. De Long tied for high prize
and Mrs. Frick received the con-
ISOLATION. Several very appropriate
costumes graced the occasion. The
e. q nc
Serrurier. Vic Busserd, James Zyl-
stra, lie Coco, russo, 2. A. Wright,
Bender. Larson, bunker, Frasier,
Frick. Wilder Jones, Mo lie Stark
Williams, Hammond, Blonden, Car
son, W. II. NAPLES. Geo. NAPLES,
Parrot. Mcleod, Knarp, De Long.
Mounter, Wood, Harvey S ade, l..
Engel, Ray ade, Baldwin. Ander-
son. VIM. Wander Griend, Shagren,
He!nmingway, Klocke. Hal Mu!der,
Ge lack. EeeEes,, LcliLg. Jameson,
". Il. Elder, H-.rG f der. Ashby,
Weber. He!dc,. Cra!ghead, May
Jones, Eale, Eaxief. Huleatt, Har-
vey Smith. Bel CT. A. Mcdaniel,
Jesse STARK, JaEe Zylstra and Som
Irers.
Lynden is getting a fine brand Of
motion pictures now. c can, pleas
ant plays with such famous actors
as Edgar Selwyn. John Mason and
May Pickford are schedu ed for
this week and next.
Mayor d. w. Bender owns a cat
that is death on snakes. One day
last week, it killed three. dec, ares
and affirms Bender.
Seattle, Sept. l4-Louis Larson, n
Lynden boy, has been able TO enter
the Seattle Y. NJ. c. A. Wireless
School at 16 years of age, though
the usua.' age requirement for ad-
mission is IS He was able TO do
tais on account of his specia, prep
aIation and fitness for the work.
The wireless school course, which
he is taking, is a five months
course, covering the work of wire
less tie egraply thoroughly. This
course fits young men to pass The
government examination and take
UP wireless work as an operator On
either and or ship stations. OPP
poltunities for employment in his
me are excellent as the school las
not been alb e TO supply men rs
fast as graduates have been called
for TIE ga aries received for his
kind of work vary from $50 a
month and keep to 500 and keep.
JOHN Verduin fell off a no Sc
Saturday and injured himself SER
lousy.
Timothy hay sold for sl3 ton
and COWS as high as $50 at the
Michel sale Wednesday, Prices
were considerab y above the aver
age, and the sale was spirited
throughout. NJ. Wander Griend was
the auctioneer.
The Lynden Holland Band D cas-
ed a large audience Saturday night
with a splendid concert on Front
Street.
Herbin Benson and Marius Van
der Griend, stCck-judeing team of
the Lyndon High School wi repre-
sent Wha.com County at the Wash
ington State Fair at North Yakima
Sep. Is TO %. They will compete
with teams from other schoo in
the State for the championship. Miss
Mabel Steffe, winner OF the county
sewing honors at the Fair last year,
will also be a member of The What
com County team. They will cave
for North Yakiiaa Tuesday, and viii
return Saturday.
The Klatawa c ub met last cven-
ing at the Jasper Seat home.
Articles of incorporation of the
\ No. l Garage were Fl ed with the
county auditor Wednesday. The in
corporators are c. E. Gilbert, Maude
Gilbert and c. W. Robertson. The
capitalize ton is $500. The lew
firm will be located in the Mi .er
Hotel bnjIdinO