The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-03
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

Miss Myrtle Baker who has been
teaching at Issaquah, near Seattle.
was home for Thanksgiving vacation
and visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Parker.
Misses Belle and Dora Mcdonald
visited for a few days last week will
their sister, Miss Ruth Mcdonald
who is teaching at Bow, Wash.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
were entertained by Mrs. Merit
Wight on Wednesday afternoon.
Sewing and quilting was the work
for the afternoon after which a
short business meeting was held
Miss Robaush of Bellingham Nor
NAL vase the guest of Misses Vio-
let and Myrtle Parker during the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Davenport
of Charleston. Wn., We're visitors at
the NJ, c. Davenport home last week
Mrs. N. &C. Davenport left last
week for Seattle where she will
spend week visiting at the home of
her son, Noah Davenport.ez
j. c. Cummings and Roy Cum
mings We're guests at Edens' Hall
for dinner Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. j. w. Parker spent Saturday
visiting at the home 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Davenport.
who are making their home in Sc
attic, are rejoicing over the arriv-
al of little girl.
The death of Mrs. Jennie Hoyt
occurred last Tuesday, November "a,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
May Shae. Mrs. Hoyt was 70 years
old aud had been living here for the
last year, coming from Oregon. She
WAS a member of the Methodist
church of Portland. Those who were
with her at the time Of her death
We're her daughter, Mrs. Shae, and
sons. Mr.. C. II. Hoyt, of Portland
Oregon, f. A. Hoyt, of Cedar Falls.
Wash, Messrs. II. j.. and w. L..
Hoyt of Rainier, Wash, arrived i'll
time for the funeral services, which
We're held ut Bingham's Chapel in
Bellingham last Friday afternoon.
The monthly meeting of the Par
ent-Teacher's Association WAS held
last Friday evening in tie school
auditorium. The topics discussed
We're "A Prescription for Health
by Wesley Kaylor, "Co-operation be-
tween Home and School," by Ed
ward Cannon, distraction ON Food
Values" by Miss Violet Parker, fol-
lowed by q general discussion by the
audience Miss Gracia Wolfe and
NIB Cannon recited. A report of thu
water supply in the school building
was given by Mr.. Shines. Tie next
meeting will be held on the evening
of the third Tuesday in December.
Miss Myrtle Parker was in Bell
ingham Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Button spent
Saturday shopping in Bellingham.
After the onsultatio ion of four eye
specialists it was decided that VIM.
Guy will have to have one of his
eyes removed in order to save the
other, and an operation will be mad
Mrs. John Gilman visited with her
daughter Mrs. Emma Parks and
family of Seattle last week.
Mr.. Tom White ker and children
May and Robert visited at the
home of his brother Mr.. Howard
Whitaker on the island during the
last week.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald, who is tea
ching at Bow, was home for few
days during the vatacion.
Miss Mabel cameron returned last
Friday from weeks visit with Mrs
Falk and her sister Mrs. Ed. Richie,
at AnacorteS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stockton of
Lake Whatcom were guests at the
Stockton home during the Thanks
giving vacation.
Mrs Wifred Harrington and son
Maurice of North Belllngham were
guests at the Button home during The
Institute last week.
Ernest Sorenson left last Wednes-
day for Seattle where he spent
Thanksgiving vacation with his bro
Tiers Bert and Edgar, WHO are at
tending the university. While mere
Mr.. Sorenson witnessed the Wash
ington-W. S. S. football game.