The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-06-11

mast two years, Is one or three WHO
will receive a degree from that in
stitution this year.
Miss Pearl Frost came home last
week from Bellingham where she
graduated from the Normal last
Y ednesday.
Clarence Dahlquist, a graduate
of the Bellingham Normal, Is spend
ing the summer vacation at home.
Miss Violet Parker is taking an
advanced course in Manual Train
ing at the Normal summer school.
Miss Belle Macdonald and her
guest. Miss Irene Lyons. of Seattle,
will leave next week for Seattle,
where Miss Macdonald will visit Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Lewis for a time.
Miss Jessie Taylor. of Ferndale,
visited her many friends at Wiser
last week.
Miss Mabel Mari and brother,
Gilbert, left Thursday for n visit
with their uncle and aunt at Deming
The heavy rains of the last few
days damaged the strawberries but
was a benefit to the gardens and
grain.
Mrs. Roby, of Wiser. visited at
Tue AuSLIl EOUlt WSuuNSut,y.
Miss Mae Beavort, of Seattle, who
has been visiting friends for a few
days, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Davenport.
of Nooksack, are at their place for
a two weeks visit, after which they
will leave for Seattle where Mr.. Da-
venport will attend the summer ses-
sion of the university.
Mrs. r. w. Whitaker. who re-
Gently underwent critical opera
tioa at the Ferndale hospital, is i'm
proving rapidly and will be brought
home next week.
Mrs. VIM. Thistle is visiting her
daughter in Anacortes this week.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
held it's REGULAR missionary meet
inc at the church Wednesday af-
ternoon. A number of talks on the
mission work in the church and Sun
day school were given by members.
A camping party composed OF Ida
Gilman. Edna Twiss, Cady Damer-
on, Edith Mari, Ruddie Gilman, Mr..
Gore, Lee Guy, enjoyed last week
at Birch Bay. The party returned
homie sunday evening on account of
About SIG was realized from the
Junior rlty, "Mr. Bob" which was
given CIR June 5.
Miss Jewell Cummings returned
last Thursday from a weeks visit
with friends in Bellingham.
At IL cost of $9S George Shoup
received two White i.rehorn rOos-
ters FROM New Zealand last week.
The fowls are brothers to the pen
of hens that made the world laying
record of 2:2 eggs rer len in IL
months.
Lester Cameron, who was brought
home short time ago from Bell
ingham hospital, is now able to be
40 and is regaining his health.
The car owned by Jos. Satherwait
and driven by Ernest SOrensOn was
over turned at the hill south Of the
Austin store Sunday evening. The
car WAS somewhat damaged but the
occupants were unhurt.
A number of the property owners
along the road north OF the SHINES
corner have been at work clearing
and grading the new road which is
beir extended directly north from
the BUTTON piitCe. IHe uTluSc '@CtOoo
the Ten Mile creek will also be
removed and built about Is feet 10
the east of it's present location.
Jack and the Bean Stalk" an op-
aretta in four acts, will be given in
the Laurel gymnasium Saturday G.
vening, June 10. by the Victor schoO!
under the direction of Miss Nellie
Sweeney. Those who will take The
leading parts are Joseph Sill, Les
ter Hobson, Glen, Graciav and Flo
renee Wolfe. A chorus of forty vol
ces, accompanied by piano and vio-
lin. will be q feature of the play.
The Wiser Lake Literary SOcie-
ty will give a play entitled "Dia--
mOnds and Hearts, at Wiser hall
on Friday evening. June 20.
Mrs. w. HeringtOn and Mrs.
Reed were hostesses to the b. O. s.
meeting last Thursday afternoon. A
large number of ladies was present
and the day was spent in needleworl
Mrs. Herington.. Miss Amanda Mes
set, Mrs. Dorr favored those pres
ent by musical selections in the af-
ternOon.