The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-29
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

MISS Anna hruD- OF LynOen Is VI
sitting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Luke 1 hi
Mrs. Hitler is enjoying a short vi
sit from her mother who arrived
last Thur ay from EvRra:ii
Misses I,da and Edna .Neuson, of
BellintEani, were the ..Ls.ts of the
Misses Violet and Myrtle Parker.
from Efiua, until NJ "a a..
1t has t,en decids: oy the presi-
dent of the STUDENT Association
that no AM nal will DC published this
year. Z. :ere is cons .er.,I lo Oppo-
sition age. st it on "a ground That
it wGuta ..'itate against the gymna-
stu u cause WHICH the school is en-
deavOti.s &c put thr mgh.
" :. I ngtOn, who r-t2"t!: pur-
chase the t'etterhof. property, NOV
ed his Gam. to that place Saturday.
Miss Ltta Martin. OF Blaine. who
has been visiting her friend. Miss
N;le I:ed .St for II '.th returned
home last week.
The Ia. rel Grange lad;cs gave an
oyster :a,rer ut Gran hall Friday
evening" a good crowd was present
and 4 ,on' .Gerable sum was realiZ-
ed. Af'.r he supper a Program was
rendered - the LADIES.
The first of the lectures to be gil
ven by the Students Association
was given Thursday evening by Prof
Buchanan, of the Cheney Normal.
His talk was informal, and related
to his experiences during his travels
in Europe. He very wildly describ-
ed the sea voyage and the conditions
on the ship. His travels through It
ally and France were very interest
ing. After the lecture, DR.. Buchanan
gave number of stereOpticOn views
of Washington and compared them
with scenes in Europe. He said that
Lake Whatcom, with its Reveille Is
land, was no less beautiful Than the
famous Loeb Katrine and Ellen's Is
land, of Scotland, and that the seen
cry of Mt. Baker WIS very similar
to that of the Alps.
Ernest Stowe and John Stockton
spent a few days visiting at the
Stockton home last week, leaving
for Blaine on Saturday. where they
ore employed.
The revival services at the Bap-
fist church began Sunday evening.
Rev. Pollock, of the Methodist church
joined with Rev. Golf, and union
meeting was held that evening. Rev
McPhail, of Bellngham, will conduct
the services throughout the week.
On account of Indictment weather,
the Woodman basket ball team did
not play the Mt. View team at Fern
dale Saturday evening.
Mrs. l.. Krub entertained q num-
Der of her neighbOrs at dinner last
Sunday. Plates were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. job
johnson and family. and the menu
bers of the krub family.
Miss Maud Leech, who has been
quite i'll with the la grippe, is now
able to attend to her school duties.
j. c. Anderson, who has the con-
tract for the Bellinger ditch, was in
Seattle on business last week.
C. l.. Banks. who held very sue
cessful sale of stock and household
goods, left Tuesday for California
where he will join his family at San
Diego. Mr.. Banks did not dispose of
his ranch property, and it will be
occupied this year by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde wager
A number of the parents and pa
irons of the Laurel school met at
the school building last Thursday TO
organize Il Mothers Club. The new
plan met with favor and the follow
ing Officers were elected: Mrs. Geo.
Brand. president; Prof. w. Herring
ton, vice president; Mrs. Shoup.
secretary and treasurer, The next
meeting will be held some time in
February The meeting at Wiser
Lake on Friday, called for the same
purpose, was also well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields entertained
large number of friends at their
home Wednesday evening in honor
of their old friends and neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. FetterIDff, who are
soon to leave this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morsman, of Bell
ingham, were the guests OF Mrs. ].
NJ. Burgess last week.
ID. V. Coleman is suffering from
trouble with his eyes.
A number of the teachers OF the
Baptist Sunday School met ut the
Sorenson home Sunday afternoon to
discuss plans for the years work.
Ernest Lusk and Bert SorensOn
were the guests of Mr.. Shields, of
Ferndale, Saturday evening.
l.. J. Shines left Tuesday for Ac-
me where he will attend the funeral
of his old friend, julius Ulrich.
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