The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-04
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

with relatives in Belltngham.
Mrs. Horace Parks and little son.
Jack, of Seattle. ere visiting at the
home of Mrs. Parks parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Gilman.
Mrs. G. NJ. Burget left Monday
for Bay City. Michigan. where she
will serve ss state delegate 10 the
Modern Maccabees convention. Mrs.
Burget will also visit her daughter
before returning. She will be home
about July 2.
Commencement exercises of the
Laurel high school were held Fri
day evening at gymnasium hall. The
stage WAS beautifully decorated in
the class colOrs Of red and white,
with u background of evergreens.
Prof. Bonds gave very instructive
address on What's Next?" Miss
Keller made n few appropriate re-
marks Incorporating the diplOm-
as to the following: Lincoln Simon
son, Ernest SorensOn. Paul Miesche.
Vincient Boucher. Belle Mcdonald
and Jewell Cummings.
Miss Myrtle Parker and Clarence
Dahlquist, of the Laurel graduating
class of 1912, have received diplom-
rs ITOIl IHe beillH6NdUl StGtC
Miss Jewell Cummings WAS in
Bellingham this week attending the
Normal Peace Pageant and gradu-
ating exercises.
Miss Amy Stauffer is staying at
the ShOup home for the summer.
Little Verna Burget will spend a
month visiting her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. of Enterprise.
The Laurel junior class will pre-
sent its play, MFR. Bob. ut the gym
nasium on Friday evening. June S.
The cast of characters Is rs follows:
Miss Becca, :. :. Esther Richie.
Philip Roper, ;. Ernest SOrensOn
Kathryn; >. :. Pearl Nesset.
Marian Bryant. -. Elsie Metcalf.
Robert Brown, :. Lawrence lander
Miss Patty. :. Gracia Wolfe.
Jenkins, . :. John Davenport.
Will Guy. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W..
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins. Mr..
Gore. Miss Edna Twiss. Miss Lefty
Parker and Charles Peterson. Vic
tor Parker and Charles Parker at
tended the Normal Pageant In Bell
| ingham Monday evening.
Miss Writer'S. of AlHi. left Monday
for her old home in South Dakota
where she will spend her vacation.
Henry Davenport IL suffering from
an injured hand is unable to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bone. OF
rockingham, were Sunday visitors ut
the Lusk home.
Mrs. l.. J. Shines and daughter,
Lillian. returned home Monday af-
| ter two days visit with relatives
aud friends at Saxon.
N. p. SOrenson attended the scoring
contest OF the Washington creamery
operatives at Seattle this week.
Paul GOoding. of Bellingham. was
| an over Sunday guest of his friends.
Nv. aud Mrs. J. C. Cummings.
Lester Cameron, who has been in
Bellingham hospital for some time
was brought home Wednesday, and
Is rapidly recovering his health.
Miss Laura Anderson returned to
Bellingham Tuesday after visit
of few weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Everett Brown. of Ferndale,
spent Thursday at the Whitaker
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Richardson. Vt
Bellingham, and their son, Rev. Har-
~ Richardson, of Startup. visited 1T
the old home for few days last
week.
Mrs. Whalen. of Victor, was the
guest of Mrs. Burget last Friday.
Miss Rose Brown, OF Ferndale,
and her guest. Miss Esther Col
we'll. of Sumss, visited at The Lusk
home last Thursday.
Mrs. George Rice WIS pleasantly
surprised last Sunday by fifty Of
her neighbOrs and friends who call
ed to help celebrate her birthday. A
big dinner was spread under the
trees at noon, and the afternoon was
spent In a social way.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Kenoyer and