The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-15
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Satterthwait
of Lynden were at the home of Mrs.
Satterthwaits parents, Mr.. and
Mrs N. p. SorensOn. last week.
The Laurel girls basket ball
team met the Lynden team at Lyn-
den last Saturday evening for the
first time. The game was a good
one, but the Lynden girls could not
cope with the Laurel team. and lost
by Il score of 1873. This makes The
fourth game the Laurel team has
played, and victory has been won
each time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pease enter
tanned Il number of their old friends
1T dinner Sunday. Their guests were
Misses Florence and Ruth Davies,
Gladys Atkins and Elva Galley, Of
Alki
Alfred Nelson, who is employed
rs superintendent of the carpenter
work at the Blaine cannery, is vi
sitting friends here.
Ray Strobe, who has been suf-
fering from Il severe attack of the
iagrippe, is able to attend school
again.
The Laurel High School basket
ball team met the Van Wyck team
ut Van Wyck Friday evening. The
game was one of the hardest vic
tories won this year. At the close OF
the game Laurel was one ahead Dut
foul had been called and Van
Wyck threw that and made bas-
ket, leaving the score even. The tie
was played and Laurel made u field
. n w inh 1nft tho I2tn IL
in their favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Whitaker
and children spent Sunday at the
Kice home. F
A special meeting was held at the
Baptist church after the services
Sunday to decide when revival SER
vices should commence. The first
meeting will be held on Sunday,
January rs. conducted by Rev. u.
McPhail, OF Bellingham.
Misses Edith and Mabel Mari
were the guests of Misses Elsie and
Alleen Minor Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Ohse, of Custer, is a
guest at the home of her daughter,
| Mrs. L. d. Deeman.
Mr.. Everett Brown and family
will leave Monday for their new
home at Ferndale.
Mrs. C. Hitler and son, Willard,
visited from Friday until Tuesday
with relatives at Everett.
Miss lila Nelson spent the week.
end at the home of her cousins, Mis-
SEES Violet and Myrtle Parker.
A meeting of the Student body
Association has been called for
next Friday afternoon to discuss
whether or not an Annual should be
gotten up this year. The president,
Vincent Boucher, has arranged for
Il debate on the subject, and after
both sides have been presented. The
question will be open for discussion.
The annual published two years ~
go WAS the first one issued here,
and was a success.
The Laurel debating team, which
consists of Vincent Boucher. Ernest
Sorenson and Lincoln SimOnson, will
debate with Ferndale at Ferndale,
on Saturday, January 16, on the
questl ION of Foreign immigration.
and will support the negative side.
The new Sorenson home was fin
ished the first of last week and the
family has moved in.
Miss Elva Galley, of Alki. is stay
ing at the home of Mrs. George
Shoup during the winter.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Socie-
Ity met at the home of Mrs. Ever
EFT Brown Thursday afternoon. On
ly a few of the members wSre pres
ent. but considerable work was ac-
complished. Those present wereMes-
danes Twiss, DeLorimer, Jonson,
Whitaker, Hitler, and Miss Cady
DamelDn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nygren, former
ly of Soap Lake, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Nygren's mother. Mrs.
John Mcdonald.
The members of the Baptist La
dies Aid Society held the. January
meeting at the home of Mrs. N. c..
Davenport Wednesday afternoon.
Despite the bad weather a number
were present and considerable work
was done. A delicious luncheon OF
served to Mines. Nelson, j. w. Par
ker, Satherwaite. Sorenson, Minor,
Strobe. Wight, Campbell, Sinnes,and
Miss Lefty Parker. The place OF
the February meeting will be an
nounced later.
The Laurel WOodman team OF
basket ball played the Lynden team
at Lynden Saturday night. The game
was well played, but Laurel lost
by score of SO to IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Brown en-
tertained number OF friends
informally Sunday afternoon. The
time was pleasantly passed In So