The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-22

George Sickelsteel. of Bellingham.
The Students Organization of the
Laurel school have arranged with
Miss Keller for series of lectures
to be held this semester. The first
will be this Thursday evening at
Grange hall. The lecturer is from
the east His subject will be a
popular one.
Clarence Anderson. of White
Rock, visited his parents three days
last week, and and then returned 10
his duties as telegraph operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALVIN Minor and
family were the guess of Mr. and
Mrs. G. e. Brand Sunday.
Mr.. Imhoff, owner of the Alki
lumber mill. has had repairs made
about the same, and will open for
steady run as soon rs contract for
logs can be procured.
State examinations for eighth
grade pupils We're held Thursday and
Friday
Mis- Clara Barbezet, of Mountain
View, has been employed s. leach
er of primary grades of the Lau-
rel school, Miss Stauffer failed in
the last examination for teachers,
and so will be unable to teach I'M
til she passes the test During The
few weeks she has been with the
little tots she has won their warm
est affection and they are greatly
disappointed at losing her.
The proposal 10 divide the Fern
! dale township into four voting pre-
cincts for the convenience OF vot-
ers and 10 avoid the necessity Of
registration of voters, will be pre-
scented at the supervisors meeting
to be held on Saturday, February I.
Miss Clara Barbazet will stay
at the Davenport home while she
is teaching here. {
The ladies of the Grange will
give an oyster supper at Grnage
nall on Friday. Januray % The
proceeds will be used for finish
ing the interior of the addition to
the hall
The revival services at the Bap-
fist church will begin Sunday even
ing. Rev. Pollock, of the Methodist
church. has been invited to join in
the meetings, and has accepted The
meetings will be conducted by Rev.
Duncan McPhail, of Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Brown were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
+! Gilman Sunday evening.
w. Herington has purchased the
miles north Of Laurel corners.
! The Laurel debating team debated
with Ferndale Saturday evening at
Ferndale high school. The local
tenn WAS composed of Vincent Bou-
cher. Lincoln Simonson and Ernest
Sorenson. The Ferndale team hand
led their subject we'll, but the Lau-
rel team carried off the honors This
is the second debate for Laurel this
year and also the second victory.
The WOOdman basket ball team
played the Harmony team at Wood
Imam hall Saturday evening. The
spectators declared it to be he best
matched teams that had met, and
the game was an exciting one. Nei
Their claimed the victory until the
last minute, when Laurel's crack
shot. Otto Gilman. made Il field
throw, putting Laurel ahead. The
score WAS 24-25.
A reception was rendered Mr.. ard
! Mrs. Horace Thompson, Of Lang q
ford, S. d., who have been Wishing
at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
home for the pastvbgkqj rmfwypun
for the past two weeks, at the Bliss
home Monday evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Johanson. Misses CT
la and Grace O'Neill, Laura and Ma-
ry Crabtree. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ben
son, and Paul JOt,ansOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Benson, of Fern
dale, visited at the JOhansOn home
from Sunday until Tuedsay.
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