The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

Mrs. w. T. Guy is i'll
Miss Mabel Mari visited Miss
Rosa Brown, at Ferndale last week
and while there attended the Old
Settlers picnic.
Fred Esnor. with his father and
mother. of Greenwood. spent sun
day with Mr.. aud Mrs. John Gilman.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Baptist church Net "Wednesday At
the home of Mrs. Fred Johnston A
very profitable Session was enjoyed.
with eighteen members present. Re-
freshments were served.
Miss katheQne Casey, Of Belling-
ham, aud Miss Ruth Duxbury. of
Woodlawn, were weekend guests of
Mrs. ". c. Davenport, and attended
to 3. Y. r. meeting held at the
Parker home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Cummings
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Worden
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sorenson
have returned from their bridal
trip to Ocean Beach, Oregon. and
are at the Sorenson home until they
build their own residence.
AsAi u %" W. al MI SPCht Z
at the Cissna home at Ferndale.
Misses Nina Lusk and Mabel Da-
meron attended a shower party for
Miss Zoe Wherry Thursday at the
home of Mrs. j. r. Bone. in Bell
ingham.
Nina Lusk. Mabel Cameron and
Guy Cameron attended the Grange
at Ferndale Tuesday night.
Miss Georgia Mcdonald. who is
staying at the Campbell home, spent
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. w. E. Twiss is in st. Luke
hospital in Bellingham.
Misses Katherine Casey and Ruth
Duxbury spent Monday with Miss
Edna Twiss.
Mrs. Kenney and Miss McCauley
of Deming were guests at the Par
ker home Thursday.
Georgia LuSk went to Blaine on
Tuesday to visit at the Martin home
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Metcalf
and children were dinner guests at
the Cameron home Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Whitaker. Grace and
Robert Whitaker. left Saturday for
a weeks visit at Wickersham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitler spent Sun
day at Everson.
Mrs. p. Jorgenson spent Friday
visiting at the Green home in Fern
dale.
Among those who attended the
Old Settlers picnic were Mines. Da-
yenport, Sorenson, SHINES. Whitak-
er, Hitler, Cummings and Shields.
Miss Edith Mari, who has spent
the past month at the Shoup home,
will return home Saturday
Claude and Clara Manley called
at the Cummings home Mondy.
Miss Pearl Frost, of Wiser Lake.
spent Tuesday afternoon with Myr-
tie and Violet Parker.
Claude Marley, of Ten Mile. will
attend the normal the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Brand
and family spent Sunday at the
Robert Brand home.
NJ and Mrs. Noah Davenport, jr.,
celebrated their wedding anniversa-
ny on Friday. Their guests were the
N. C. Davenport family, Bernard Da
venport family. Ray and Herman
Smith.
Ralph Minor, who has been I'M
der the care of a physician in Bell
ingham, is now visiting his aunt at
Stanw0od, and will return home dur
ing the coming week.
Ole Shines visited at the home of
j. Doran in Burlington, Friday, and
attended the Pow Wow at Mount
Vernon Saturday.
The entertainment given by the
Banner class of the. Methodist Sun
day school at the auditorium Tues
day evening was we'll attended. and
the play, MY Wife's Relations" wa
well rendered The. box social net
ted the class about 500.
Miss Lillian Green. of Nebraska,
is visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. E. Twiss.
Jack Shines returned Saturday
after a two weeks camping expedi-
ton at Glacier and Mt. Baker.
Miss Minnie Kruchek and Miss
Clara Sloane are guests of Mrs. B..
Davenport. Miss Sloane Is sister
Of Mrs. Davenport and will remain
during the month. Miss Kruchek.
who was a schoolmate of Mrs. Da-
venport in Iowa, terminates her WIS.,
it this week.
A meeting of the officers and the
chairmen of the various committees
of the Parents Association Will De
held at the auditorium Thursday at
ternoon to arrange progrm tor