The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-07-16
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

Sunday with his mother and brother
at Paradise.
Gilbert MARI visited with Allen
and Friedrich Shoup Sunday.
Guy Parker of Bellingham is
spending two weeks with his brother
during haying season.
Peter Nelson and family of Bell
ingham motOred to the Nelson
Mrs. ]. c. Cummings spent the
day in Bellingham Tuesday.
Victor Parker is spending the
week in Bellingham visiting with
his cousin, Silas Nelson.
Mrs. Whitaker visited at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Everett
Brown of Ferndale last Wednesday
Miss Regina Jorgenson is visiting
relatives at Bay View this week.
The Baptist Missionary Society
of Bellingham held their First
District meeting at Laurel last
Wednesday. The meeting was open
ed by Devotional services, led by
Mrs. F.. M. Jennings. and was fol-
lowed by an address on Young
Womans Place in the Evangeliza-
ton of the World" Mrs. Bayes,
of Lynden read a paper on THE
Young Girl of the Period
Afternoon services opened with
visitors among whom was Mrs. Peter
Nelson and wife. Bro. McPhail and
family of Bellingham. Devotional
services followed. by address from
Mrs. CLANCY of Bellingham on
Missionary Methods" Mrs. Sc
bring gave reports of missionary
Work of the World; Mrs. Payne
gave Life of a Missionary on the
Field; Mrs. Jennings gave a report
of Baptist convention in Boston.
Miss Evelyn Scrimger read q letter
from Mr.. and Mrs. Weels of Moul-
men, Burmah.
Mrs. Durham and children of
Seattle are spending the summer
fwith her sister, Mrs. j. w. Austin
of Laurel.
Miss Emma Walstrand spent Sun
day at the Parker home.
Mrs. W. E. Twiss was taken to
ST. Luke's hospiatl Saturday.
Miss Nina Lusk and Vera But
ton visited in Bellingham this week
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bone.
George Lusk spent Sunday with
his friend, Lysle Spawn and mOtOred
To Dover Island. returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Thompson
spent Wednesday in Bellingham Wis
iting Mrs. Frank Pierce.
The Methodist Sunday School will
have their picnic Thursday. on the
grounds at Grange Hall.
Ernest Lusk visited at Blaine on
Monday.
Miss Pauline Constant of ST.
Luke's hospital is spending her
summer VACATION at their home here
Misses Susie and Ester Hickey
spent their Fourth at Silver Beach.
visiting the Misses Gillfillen.
Rita Martin of Blaine is visiting
her old friends in this neighbor-
hood
Miss Sue Leach of Perkins, S.
D., will spend the summer visiting
her parents here.
S. X. Burgess enjoyed visit
from his brother-in-law, Samuel
Jackson of Spokane last week.
Mrs. H. r. Russell of Cherry Point |
brought her sister, Josie Talmadge |
home from a two weeks visit at
the Russell home.
son Frank, and family of Lynden
motored out to the Field home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Stockton and son, Kenneth |
spent Wednesday evening at the |
Kaufman home.
Mrs. ]. d. Callahan and children |
of California, a sister of Mrs. II. |
o. Button, is visiting here.
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den were among their old friends |
here the Fourth.
Miss Bernice White. of Vancouv-
err, B. c., is spending the summer |
with her aunt. Mrs. E. c. Hurd.
NJ. J. O'Neil, Enos Strobe and j.
w. Parker attended Pomona Grange |
at Rome this week.
Mrs. Hanna Satherwaite is visit
ing at Lynden with relatives.
The Young Peoples Society of
tibet Baptist Church has reOrganiz- |
ed with new officers. Edgar Sor-
enson, president; Violet Parker, vice
president; Marie Strobe. secretary
treasurer
John stockton of Blaine visited
his parents a few days first of the
week:
Mrs. Campbell of Bellingham
spent Sunday at the SHINES home.
iliss Dorothy Lynch, her daughter,
who has been spending several
weeks here, returned home with
her mother
The young women of the AK
Priscilla Sewing Society met We'd
nesday afternoon with the Misses
Kegley as hostesses. Miss Nellie