The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
CORRESPONDENCE
FROM
FROM
NEARBY TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
BY the Tribune's Special Correspondents
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE


A booth at the Lynden Fair is
being planned by the Laurel school
in which all departments of the
school, including Domestic Science,
Manual Training and Agriculture
will be represented.
David Lusk and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bone motored out from
Bellingham Friday evening to at
tend the social given at the Grange
Hall by the women of the Methodist
Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Simons of
Bellingham. visited from Thursday
until Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Beerup.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Otto Grape, which was born
Sunday, September goth died We'd
nesday and was buried Thursday
afternoon at Woodlawn cemetery.
On returning from services Sun
day the Holz family We're agreeably
surprised to find Mr.. Holz' sister
and husband. who is second CONF
mander on the battleship Florida,
now stationed at Seattle. in posses
sion of their home, where they re-
Mrs. c. ID. Mcdonald of Belling-
nam and her daughter, Mrs. Stead,
of Arlington, South Dakota visited
from Thursday until Saturday with
the families of w. P. and Emmett
Mcdonald.
Mrs. Thomas Lusk of Seattle Wis
tied Sunday with the family of ID.
Lusk.
Mr.. Croak has the lumber on his
place in readiness to build new
barn.
N. p Sorenson returned Thursday
evening from an enjoyable four days
| trip to Yakima While there he at
tended the State Fair, and visited
with old acquaintance from Alber-
Ia Lea, Minnesota, his former home.
The b. Y. P.U is arranging for
a hard time social to be held at
Grange Hall, Saturday evening.
| October 3rd.
The Methodist Aid Society met
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John
Gilman and Miss Ida Gilman as
hostess. At the invitation of the
Methodist Ladies', members of the
Baptist Aid were also present TO
consider the matter of organizing
Il w. G. Z. u. at Laurel with the re-
suit that Mrs. Booker, county super
intendent will be asked to assist in
organizing local branch sometime
in the near future.
Ruby, the five-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Flick died
Friday, September 18th at the
family home near Alki, after few
hours illness and was buried the fol-
lowing day in Bay View cemetery.
Rev. Pollock, who has been pas
tor of the M. e. Church of this place
for the past year moved with his
family the latter part of the week
TO his new charge at Bay View.
Mrs. L. c. Hurd had as her guest
Thursday the Misses Alta Harris
and Nellie Morrison of Bellingham.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs J. d. McGinnes will be glad to
know of their return to this COM
munity from Montana, where they
had taken a claim and resided for
The past year. Rolo McGinnes and
sister, Miss Eva McGinnes did not
return with thier parents.
Rev. +. r. Tracey, who has been
appointed to fill the pulpit of the
Methodist Church preached Ais
first sermon here Sunday evening.
Rev. Tracey comes to this place
from the Tacoma district and will
make his home in the family of j.
w. Austin.
Mrs. j. c. Beaureguard arrived |
Thursday afternoon from Los An |
geles, and will visit for a time in |
the family of her son. l.. ID. Beeman.
Henry Waschke has returned from
the harvest fields in Eastern Wash |
ington where he has been employed. |
VIII Reynold of Albert Lea, Min
nesota visited from Sunday evening |
until Wednesday at the home of his |
aunt. Mrs. n. p. Sorenson.
N. c. Davenport, M. j. O'Neil and !
Julius Parker represented this COM
munity at the meeting of the cham
Der of Commerce on Monday, where