The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-07-30
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

Miss Rose Brown OF Ferndale
and Mabel Mari spent Thursday
visiting Miss Edna Anderson and
Edith Lamont,
Mss Llsaie Pollard and mother
O. Victor, spent Thursday mt the
Whitaker home.
Mr.. Stanlake of Doe Bay is
spending the week here visiting II
mong old friends.
Dora Mcdonald spent the week
end visiting Hazel Piercey. of Fern
dale.
Master Gene stockton is spending
several days with his brother, h.
Stockton at Silver Beach.
Mrs. Tom Whitaker and mother
spent "Wednesday at the Gilman
home.
Mrs. Will Mahan and children of
Bellinghsm are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Mahan of
Laurel.
Miss Dora Mcdonald of Belling-
ham is visiting her mother, Mrs.
John Mcdonald this week.
Miss Marie Strobe and Mabel
Cameron have returned home from
weeks visit at Doe Bay.
Roy Cummings spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Frederic and Allen
Shoup.
Miss Blanch Campbell, of Bell
ingham, is enjoying ii weeks vi
sit with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Camp
bell, Of Laurel
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Cummings
were among the many friends 70
Worden Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Worden was born in Michigan in
1S49. and came to Washington in
1888 He had lived since that
time in Skagit and Whstcom coun-
ties since that time. His death oc
CURED at his home near Ferndale
on July 20. He leaves three broth
ers and one sister. One brother,
Douglas Worden was with him
during his last illness. Rev. Har-
risOn. of Ferndale, conducted the
funeral services. interment be-
ing in Woodlawn cemetery.
Mrs. Tom Whitaker and family
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Pernell, of Victor.
Mrs. Gilman and Al Jensen mo-
tored to Birch Bay Tuesday. Mrs.
Gilman remained to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Pierce. who is
camping there, and Miss Ida Olt-
man returned home.
Howard Whitaker, of Wicker
sham, Is making a weekend visit
with his brother. Tom Whitaker,
OF Laurel, and his sister, Mrs. Ev-
erett Brown, of Ferndale.
Guv and CadU namarnn nttand-
ed the funeral OF Mr.. Miles Park
er, of Bellingham, Sunday. Mr..
Parker was member of Laurel
Woodmen lodge. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Dahlquist, John
son, Bentley, Wolf and Burgess.
Mr.. Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs Will
son, Miss Gretchen Weide, motor
ed from Seattle to the Shield home
Wednesday. Miss Gretchen will re-
main with her grandmother during
the summer.
Tony Arlington, of Tacoma, and
Jack Shines are spending week
in the mountains. near Glacier.
Mr.. and Mrs James Doran and
two children motored to the Shines
home Friday and remained until
Sunday.
The young people of the Banner
class will give a play. MY Wife's
Relations" Tuesday night, August
at the auditorium, followed by
box social. No admission charged
Kenneth Stockton left the first
of the week for FIT. WOrden 10
attend the annual ten days en-
campment of the Washington state
militia which is being held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kenoyer and
children and Wallace Bentley are
camping at Birch Bay this week.
c. A. Thompson, of Hugo, Okla
homa, visited few days with his
sister. Mrs. J. w. Austin, and go
ing from here to British Columbia.
S. NJ. Burgess, of Wiser Lake,
has rented the Burgett place here.
Mrs. ]. w. Anderson and daugh-
ter. Mae, spent Wednesday in Bel
liugham.
Miss Stella Kennedy, of Belling-
ham, is visiting Miss Walling.
Misses Sue and Vera Leach au-
toed from Seattle Sunday after Wis
Iting the Potlatch several days.
The families of l. NJ. Burgess
and Wesley Dorr left Tuesday for