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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
Local tidbits describe Mr. and Mrs. Maneval welcoming a baby boy. a nine inch berry found in delivery. numerous visits, travels, and illnesses. plans for dances, picnics, and straw berry festivals. and notes on clubs, schools, and the WCTU. The piece also reports births, marriages, church and civic events, and social gatherings in Lynden and nearby areas.
A severe evening storm struck Northwood last night as Phil G Barnhart worked at the cream separator he was struck by lightning and died before Dr Mulder arrived. Barnhart had lived in the area over twenty years and left a large family. his death shocks friends. A prior storm six years earlier saw his barn struck by lightning and destroyed.
Telegraph reports say Roosevelt faction of the credentials committee left the room after the panel refused to open all evidence in contested cases. They urged the roll be treated as prima facie only, with full hearing on contests denied. The move may trigger a bolt and the nomination of two candidates at Chicago. Roosevelt told followers he was through if voted down and urged the real majority to organize.
A special train departs Union Depot at 8 P M for an overseas trip with stops at major countries. Round trip tickets cost 15 cents. All are invited to join and enjoy the outing.
Arrangements for the grocers picnic at Everson next Thursday are nearly complete with special trains planned from Lynden on the B B and B L C. Lynden merchants close all day to attend, and the Lynden Tribune circulated a petition signed by many local businesses agreeing to observance and support for a grand event.
A double wedding took place Tuesday at ten o clock in Bellingham uniting David Harvey Smith and Dorothy Savilla Staight, and Harry Scott Osgood and Hazel Marie Powell. The ceremony at the Trinity Methodist parsonage was officiated by Rev. Amos Allen Luce and witnessed by families from Lynden. The couples planned a brief Seattle and Tacoma trip before settling back in Lynden.
The Trinity Methodist church in Bellingham, under two years of construction, nears completion and will be dedicated Sunday June 23 at 10 30 A M Rev Henry A Buchtel of Keaver Colorado will deliver two sermons. A noon meal is arranged to feed distant attendees and speakers will share the day’s services.
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