The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-01-22

also played together and the first
team won with score OF ~ TO D.
Later. an outside team played a
mixed school team, the latter Win
nlng by the close score OF 3o-32.
A number of Laurel young peo-
ME attended the bi-monthly meet
ing of the Wiser Lake Literary So
ciety Friday night at Wiser hall.
The teachers of Ten Mile have
been rehearsing for play 10 be 81
ven by the pupils on February Z.
at Ten Mile hall. The play in Isl
Tompkins' Hired Man."
Messrs. Reed and Druly, have
purchased the Rosenhall ranch. are
building a chicken house and will
start an up-to-date chicken ranch.
Miss Myra Renshaw. of Seattle,
who has been visiting her friend,
Miss Vera Leech, for a week. hat
returned home.
Miss Eta Martin. of Blaine. Is
spending month visiting her friend
Miss May Beavert.
Mrs. M. J. Parks and daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Constant. returned this
week from n weeks visit with Mrs.
Walsh, of New Westminster, b. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dean are the
parents of son, born on January
14th.
Mrs. Inez Mathews and little daugh
ter, Eunice Lucille, are staying for a
time at the home of Mrs. Mathews
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jordal.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
which was to have met Thursday of
this week with Mrs. Hitler, has
been postponed OH account of the
Mothers Club meeting at the school
house that afternoon.
Many of the old friends of Mr..
C. E. Cline attended the funeral SER
wees at Bellingham on Saturday.
Mrs. c. J. Burget attended the
meeting of the Lady Maccabees at
Custer Wednesday. While there she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin, of Enterprise, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lees, of Alder Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins We're the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Parker Friday evening.
Joe Tobler. of Seattle. who he's
been the guest Of the Strobe fami-
ly during the past week. is now st
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Parker.
Word was received by Mr.. Cove
of the loss of a large sum of mon
ey which he had on deposit in a
Nebraska bank. Mr.. Goye was a.
bout to draw out the money and in
vest it in property here when he re.
ceived the bad news.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Parks. of Sc
4 a., r,;. nd
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parks.
A large number of young people
met at the Glass home Wednesday
evening as a surprise to Miss Bar
bara Glass. A delightful evening OF
games was enjoyed. after which de-
licious refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stauffer spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Stauffer's un
Gle. Mr.. Nj. Birdwell, of AlKi.
Last Friday invitations were sen,
by the teachers of Laurel to the
parents and patrons to meet at The
school house on Thursday of Ibis
week to organize Mothers Club
The aims of the organization, rs
explained by the teachers, is, 1st
That the teachers and parents may
become better acquainted; End
That the teachers may become ?r-
quainted with the home life and
parents with the school life of the
pupil; 3rd: By cooperation ,hus
to help the child.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Fl. Smith were
Bellingham visitors last Friday.
Mr.. ROsenhall and son, Martin
left last week for central Oregon
to look for new home. During
their absence, Ernest Rosenhall will
visit with his sister in Seattle.
Mrs. f. J. Frost spent few days
last week visiting her daughter, Mrs