The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-03-06
NEWS OF LINDEN

The Kensington Club will meet
Friday at the home of Mrs. F. l..
Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Knapp enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
for number Of their friends.
The Girls Society of the First Re-
formed Church entertained at the 7
o. o. F. Hall Thursday evening in
honor of the returned soldiers. At
ter program and games, a supper
was served Another reception will
be given at later date for the boys
not yet back.
The Warwick Quartet gave a fine
concert Wednesday night at the Lyn-
den high school as the third number
of the library lyccum course. The
big feature of the course is still to
come, the address by Dr. Evans, the
talented nephew of Lloyd-George.
When the horses SHE'D after the
election at Delta Tuesday, George
Abbott and Mrs. o. E. Read were
thrown to the ground, each TAX
ing a rib. Earnest Palmer was i.iv-
ing the team.
Honcoop and Treffers have pur-
chased fine pure-bred Guernsey
bull calf from Charles Jacobsen.
The big basket social that was to
be held at the Timon school on Fri
day has been postponed until Friday,
March. IA. Great preparations are
being made for the affair and the
entire district is invited to attend
The w. c. T. U. will hold an all
day meeting at the Red Cross Hall on
next Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Prudential of Tacoma
is a guest this week of Mrs. S. H.
Lewis.
p Noteboom will hold a public
sale of household goods on Satur-
day. March Is. A list of goods to
be sold will be given in the next is
sueof the Tribune.
The Bierlink Brothers of Lynden
have just purchased a 2yearold Jer-
sey Bull from Bryan Jordal, which
promises to be an excellent herd sire.
70; III;
of Spokane. His dam has a record
of 1921 lbs milk, and $40 lbs. fat.
His sister, Pilots Model, Produced
1906 lbs. milk and 744 lbs. fat as
a 3-year-old, placing her among the
highest of the breed in her class. She
also won Grand Champion at the Spo-
=, kane Interstate Fair in 1918. The
Bierlink bull is of good size and type.
AS calf, he won second prize at the
Spokane Fair in a large class with
strong competition.
Riverside
Adolph Kampen who has been in
the navy for year, arrived home
Saturday night, having been honor
ably discharged at San Francisco.
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Kampen.
Gerrit Kok, d. j. Zylstra and the
Rev. A. ]. Brink are attending ses-
sion of the Pacific Chassis at Zillah.
Wash. Mr.. Zylstra is treasurer of
the Chassis and Mr. KOk is the del
egate from the Christian Reformed
Church of Lynden.
The Amphictyon Club members
were entertained with hard time
party last Friday evening at the Wap-
les residence by Mrs George NAPLES
and Mrs w G. Hemingway. Delic-
ious refreshments were served after
an evening of cards and dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. Renfro. Mr.. and Mrs. Blais-
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Boerhave,
Miss Edna McKinnon and Miss Wine
miller were guests.
The Gerrit Top family have moved
this week to Nooksack.
Mrs. Ole Johnson will hold pub
lie sale Tuesday. March IL, at her
place one-half mile east OF Clear
brook. Eight head of milk cows Will
be sold. M. Wander Griend is the
auctioneer. The sale will begin at
ono o'clock and usual terms will be
given.
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