The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-29
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

George r. Shoup shipped a pen
of ten choice White Leghorns by
express last Tuesday to the Worlds
Fair at San Francisco. These birds
will compete in the egg-laying con-
test. They are seven month old
pullets from birds who have rec
ord of $50 eggs for the pullet year.
Mrs. Twiss has again returned
home from the st. Luke's hospital
after stay of three weeks.
| S. o. Johnson of Bellingham
spent few days last week on his
ranch here.
| Mrs. David Lusk was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday evening by a
number Of friends and neighbors.
who came to celebrate her birthday.
| Ed Cannon, teacher in the
Laurel High School was week
end visitor in Bellingham.
| Frank Alexander spent Sunday
visiting in Bellingham.
The Alki w. c. T. U. was enter
tanned last Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Heron, wife of the pastor
Of Alki Methodist Chnrch.
| Harley Joslin, of Stranded was
dinner guest at the Cameron home
last Saturday evening.
Misses Clara Barberzet, Olge
Clifton and Johnson, of the Bell
ingham Normal spent last Thursday
visiting at the Laurel school.
Carpenters are now at work COM
pleting the second story rooms In
the new home of Mrs. Mary Slack.
Mrs. E. Beauregard, who has
been visiting her son, l.. d. Bee
man. left last week for Seattle,
where she will visit for a time
| with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Manning and
Mrs. Walker. of Lake Whatcom,
were weekend guests at the Dam
erOn home.
Joe Kenoyer, who has been Wis
ting for some time at the home Of
his sister. Mrs. Bentley, and broth
er, Ed KenOyer, has returned to
his home inl Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith Of Alki
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ]. Shines.
| J. c. Meyers will take possession
of the Thomas Anderson ranch on
November l. Mr.. Meyers has pur-
chased the fine fifty acre ranch on
Ten Mile Creek bottom for con-
sideration of $4,000. Mr.. Ander-
son and family will move to Bell
ingham soon.
Nels Jordal has sold his forty
acre ranch in the Ten Mile town
ship and will move soon.
l.. J. Shines spent the latter
part of last week with his brother,
| T. ]. Shines at Rome.
Miss Kathleen Casey, of Bell
ingham, visited with Davenports
and Sorensens last weekend and
attended the Hard Times Social
given In the Auditorium Friday
evening.
Mrs. MahOn is reported as i'm
derwent at St. Luke's hospital
last week.
N. C. Davenport attended the
NoOksack Fair last Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Methodist Aid
Society met Thursday afternoon ut
the home of Mrs. David Lusk. The
afternoon was taken up by making
articles for the bazaar which iney
will hold soon. Another meeting
will be held at Mrs. Burgess home
Thursday afternoon to finish the
articles. Those present were: Rev.
Tracy. Mines. Day. Gilman, Hitler,
Austin, Fred Gilman, Whitaker,
Button. Misses Mable Cameron. Liz
zie Pollard, Nina Lusk and Amy
Stauffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Merritt and
son, Harold, of Bellingham were
guests of Mrs. Mary Slack last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stockton
were weekend guests at the A. A..
Stockton home.
Leslie Cameron, who Is employ
ed at the Manning camp on Lake
Whatcom was a weekend guest at
the Cameron home.
Roy J. Cummings spent from Fri
day until Sunday visiting with Mrs.
j. c. Cummings at Eden's Hall, in
Bellingham.
Walter Maupin, who Is living in
the Skagit valley visited with his
parents at Wiser last week.
Miss Sue Leach left Tuesday for
her home in Perkin, S. d. after a
four months visit with her parents
and sisters here.
Mr.. Dahlquist attended the Ma
sonic Lodge in Lynden last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Hickey and house guest,
Mrs. Reese attended the w. II. C.
inspection at Lynden Saturday and
enjoyed a chicken dinner served by
the ladies.
Laurel will be allowed to COM
pete against the accredited High
Schools in debate this year. The
first debate will be with Nook
sack, at Laurel on November ID,
and the debating team will be
selected from Gertrude Kaufman,
Leslie Sorensen, Dora Mcdonald,
Ernest Lusk, Mabel Cameron and
j Susan Hickey. The question for
this year is. Resolved: That Taxes
for Local Purposes Should be Raised
OH Land Only"
Mr. and Mrs. M. w. Roby were
in Marietta last Wednesday and
brought home u large number of
fine silver salmon.
Miss Beatrice Dahlquist was un-
able to attend school last week
because of sickness.
G. E. Braid and family have NOV
ed into the fiGhie house.
Mr.. Jean penackton spent last
Saturday vihpons with. little Paul
Kaufman @ l.. anh Bellingham.
The weddjlv be Mr.. Clarence Con-
slant and Nh; to rbara Glass, took
place at the tie he of the brides
parents. Mr. m of Mrs. Ed Glass,
at IL O'Clock ount dnesday, October
21. The cersaxes was performed
by Rev. Trace.ock .ter a beautiful
arch of dahlias Oh fern. The bride