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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12
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Brief Reviews and Notices

PriestIy Practice: Familiar Essays on
Clerical Topics. By Arthur Barry
O'Neill, C. S. c., Associate Editor
of The Ave Maria. Published by
the University Press, Notre Dame,
Ind. Price $1.OO.
The essays, or heart to heart
talks" brought together in permanent
form il this volume saw the light
originally in the Ecclesiastical Review.
They are intended primarily for
priests; they are written about priests,
holding up the mirror for self-examin-
alton, enabling the individual cleric
to see himself as he is, or as he ought
to be. They deal with the everyday
priest in his everyday duties and
cover a wide range of topics. The
author CLEANS the material for his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the broad field
of his varied experience and keen
observation and presents it in such a
fascinating manner that the reader
not only enjoys every page of the
narrative but derives great profit from
the perusal of it. The book is writ
ten in a clear and convincing style,
is free from anything like dogmatism,
and should be read by every priest
and especially by every aspirant to
the priesthood. Our seminaries should
accord a warm welcome to Father
O'Neills 'Priestly Practice"
Hints on Preaching: BY Rev. Joseph
V. O'Connor. Published by John
Joseph McVey, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price: paper, rs cents; cloth, so
cents.
This is reprint of valuable lit
tie volume which was very popular
some years ago-a sort Of elementary
textbook on preaching which was
read and re-read by the priests of
those days. It's temperance should
be heralded with delight by the young
er generation of priests who will find
in it's sixty-nine pages many excellent
| suggestions and much sound advice
regarding the preparation and delivery
| chiefly the delivery-of sermons. 1t
will well repay a careful reading and
even good preacher will find in its
pages something to be noted and re-
| membered.
The Son of the Vine: A Temperance
Story. BY Will w. Whalen. Pub
lished by the Society of the Divine
Word, Techny, Ill. Price cents.
A young and innocent girl marries
a man addicted to drink and lives to
rue the wedding day. The treatment
which she received from him finally
leads to an early death and her child
is mercifully spared the horror of a
life with his drunken father by the
accidental death of the latter. In this
pamphlet Father Whalen re-tells an
old story in strong and vivid manner
God Wills 1t! A Modern Crusade fol
/ an Old Cause. Translated from the
German of Rev. F. K. Brors, s. J.
by Elizabeth Ruff. Published by the
Mission Press, s. v. D., Techny, Ill
Price Is cents.
This is an appeal for greater inter
est in mission work among the
heathens. 1t describes the foreign
missions. the life and duties of &
missionary, what we owe to him il
the way of support and what assist
ance he may expect from us. A peru
sal of this little book should stir III
the missionary zeal in hearts which
have hitherto paid little attention tt
this important phase Of the Church'i
lWork.
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DIOCESE OF CROOKSTON.

Diocesan Correspondent Rev. e. j.
Lemire, Cathedral Rectory, Crookston,
MINI.
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DIOCESE OF DULUTH.

Diocesan Correspondent j. r. Me-
1920 e. 3rd St, Duluth.
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Trail: The Right Reverend Bishop
blessed the new Church in Trail on
last Thursday. Father Bouchard
celebrated Solemn High Mass assisted
by Revs. E. ]. Lemire and J. Funk.
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Lexington: The children of st. Jo-
seph Church received their first Holy
Communion on Sunday, September 6.
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DELTA AND SUNSHINE.

Lillian Pierson of Bellingham is
visIling al The A. q. Westlund home
Mrs. E. Markstrom and Mrs. A
p. Axluud Went 10 Bellins ham one
day last week to visit friends and
relatives
VIM. Kelly and family have mov-
I'd from the Sunny Side mill, 10 he
home of Mr. Bliss, not far from
tow,
The spelling, match held between
Sunsrinr and Glendale, Friday. re-
suited in a victory for Sunshine
Myf.en Baldwin is cutting wood
for E Markstrom with his gasoline
saw outfit.
A. NJ. Olson and Mr.. Keller were
in Lynden one day last week.
Hattie Bovendam attended the
parry al the De Hoosh place Thurs
day evening.
Clifton Axling spent few days
last week with his grandmother, MIR.
A. E. Baldwin.
Rudolph Nelson is enga ged in
cutting bolts for P. o. Johnson.
A few of the people from here at
tended The teachers play nj Glen
dale Saturday night.
A l. Dunbar and Carl Boiee are
cutting shingle bolts near the line
for the Shady Brook Shinsle Co.
Arthur Pearson of Kendall, Wash
ington was home on Sunday.
A Harlander has purchased g
fine colt from J. A. Froberg.
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tanned Mrs. Hagan's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Durdin and
brother, Paul Jones Of Marietta Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Haverstick, mo-
tored TO Bellingham TO visit Mrs.
Mat Turner Sunday.
Mrs Hudson and two children re-
turned to home in Burlington Mon
day, after three weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Ma reliant. Their sister. Miss Ma bel
Marchant accompanied them as far
as Bellins CHAM.
A. Swnson was a business visitor
in Bellinghom Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Joyclin and
children We're over Sunday guests
relatives in Maple Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Matson were
calling at the +. 3. Ehlers home
Sunday afternoon.
Word was received here the first
part of the week that Mrs. Charles
Bussard, formerly of this place
but now living in Bellingham, was
operated upon for appendicitis. and
is now doing nicely.
The following officers for Nook
sack Township met for qualification
Saturday. Supervisors b. B. Fish
er, north end. Jas. W. Myers, cent
er; John Simpson. south end; As
SCISSOR O. A. kirklnan; Clerk. r.
3. Bartoo: Treasurer, d. Wight,
Road Overseers. District No / ".
H. Esterbrooks: District No >, F.
B. Ehlers: District No. 8, W. H.
kirkmsn.
l.. u. and Miss Olive Paneborn
attended the reception given for Mr..
and Ms. VIII Meurer at the home
of the brides grsndm. Yer. Mrs. M.
j. Swim. in Lynden, -dnesday.
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CLEARBROCK

Rev. Johnson closed his meetings
Sunday evening.
Mrs. p. Hsrkness of Everson was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Weide during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parrot and
children attended the dedication ser-
vices at the new Presbyterian church
in Everson Sunday morning
Mat Turner had the misfortune
To fall and break his ankle in two
places Saturday al his home in Bell
ingham. Mr.. Turner WAS a former
resident of this place and his par
ents still reside here
The dancing party given by the
roune men Saturday evening AT the
Van Bnren hall proved very pleas
ant affair.
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Perry is seriously i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Hagan enter
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her home in Ferndale Thursday
after several days visit with Mrs
Lewis Sather
Mrs. Mary Swope spent one day
this week with Mrs. Ivy Palmer.
Mrs. Ruth Palmer and Mrs.
Maude Palmer visited with Mrs
Mary Swope Tuesday
The Saving Circle met with Mrs
George Wiley Thursday. The
ladies' also gave Miss Mable Wiley
her approaching maria ge Those
present We're; Mesdames Livin GIN
ston. Love, Merritt. Swope, Wilson.
Atkinson, Watkinson. Walker. Cox,
Curry, Rathbone, Palmer. Misses
Ada Pyeatt, Mable Wiley and rhe
hostess.
Mr. aud Mrs. James Tharp were
Sunday afternoon guests al Mr..
Stollard's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H swope and
family spent the afternoon at
Mr.. and Hrs S. L. Palmer dined
al Wallace Palmer's Sundal The
occasion being Mr.. Wallace Palmer S
11st birthday anniversary.
Archie Palmer's Sunday.
Mrs. ]. b. Litton is visiting her
mother in Mt. Vernon for few
days
c. B. Love, j. Bovendam and S.
L Palmer went TO sale at Wiser
Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Mary
Swope visited with Mrs. Maude
Palmer Monday.
Lewis Sather WAS a business visi-
tor in Blaine Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. l.. Palmer. Mrs.
Campbell. Mrs Love and Mrs. Swope
attended the dinner given by the
W. r. C. in Lynden Friday.
A. G. Palmer and family visited
with Mrs. 7. A Clarke at North
Prairie sunday.
The. Bovendam and Troost young
people We're Wednesday evening Wis
itOrs II G. B. Loves
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Photos by Gale, Tribune staff Artist

j. W. Austin.
Rev Goff was the Sunday guest
At the George Brand home
Miss Amy Stauffer spent he
Weekend with her parents at their
new home near Lynden.
H Richardspn of Bellingham. was
out here for few days last week.
Henry Davenport and brother, g
NJ. Davenport Were the sue/ls of Mr.
and Mrs. Noah Davenport in Seat
tie from Friday until Monday.
Ollie Nesset of Saxon, arrived
here Monday evening for a short Wis
il at the Shines home
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met
IT the Dameron home last Thursday
afternoon Sewing WAS the CHIEF
work of the afternoon. after which
light refreshments We're served
Those present We're: Nine HELLER
j. Gilman. Lusk. F. Gilman. White,
Bentley. STROBE, Twiss, Austin, Jord-
al. Mathews Richie, and Miss Ida
Gilman and hostesses. Misses Cady
and Mable Dalneron
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FAIRVIEW

Sweet is the first breath of the
coming Spring,
When The trees are budding and
the flowers bloom.
And the birds and frogs together
sing;
While tie voice of the brook as il
winds its way
Amid forests of trees in their gor.
seous array, into greater re-
source, every day
Tis' then, all nature seems II hei
best,
And wants Us all TO feel happily
lI-st."
Mr.. W. w. Palmer celebrated his
fist birthday 1T his home sunday
March 18th. Those present were :
Mr. and Mrs 5. l.. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs J. 3. Mace. Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Palm ir. Mrs. F. A. Rogers. Mr. NJ
F. Palmer. Mrs Addi= IIiHtz. Mr.
Joseph SsttertbwAite, Lnran Mace
and TIE host and hostess. me "a
hle decorations V-re jounquills and
and yiolets. A large birthdsy cake
WIS the center of attra ction.
George Neidhart made a business
trip to Bellingham Wednesday and
to Westminster Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. LETTERS of Gust
er Were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abel Sunday.
Joe Nisewander of Seattle. is Wis
iting several of his old friends g.
round here this week.
Mrs Addie Hintz of South Bell
insham. spent Saturday and Sun
day al the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Palmer.
Mrs. Tromp and her daughter,
Theresa. Were Bellingham visitors
over Sunday.
Mrs A. j. Weeks, who formerly
lived here. is reported as being
dangerously i'll 1T her home in
Maulmin, Burma.
Mrs. T. Jensen visited her mother
Mrs. knutzen of Greenwood Sun
day.
Mrs Lund of Woodland and Mrs.
Ehlie called at the Russel and
Neidhart homes Tuesday.
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he contestants who will then spea k
are Misses Esther Richie. Florence
Boucher, Ruth Davies, and Gracia
Wolfe and Mr.. Leslie Sorensen. and
Lester Hobson. Everyone come rs
il viii be full evening of pleasure.
Mr.. Thistle has reuted his farm
near Ten Mile and will move 10 Bell.
insham for the summer
Rev Goff, who has been the faith
fll pastor of the Laurel Baptist
Church for over two years sent in
lis resignation last Thursday Rev.
Goff has been called. by the Second
Baptist Church III Bellingham 10 be
their pastor and has accepted, as he
does not feel that ne can stand the
long drives here. Rev. Flannagan n
will fill the pulpit next Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Pollard spent last Fri
day night with her school mate,
Mabel Dameron, and attended the
debate.
Miss Zera Nelson and Miss Hat,
guests Al the Sorensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs l. J. Shines attend
ed the lecture given at Ten Mile
Hall last Friday evening.
Fermsn White has started the
building of q new house ON his land
adjoining the keeney plse.
The Spelling Match between the
LINDEN team and the Laurel team
will be held at the Wiser Lake
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Lyndens First Store and Post Office--Judsons Store
Still Standing Front Street between 7h and 9Th Streets
Phoost Ga staff Artist

Sunrise We're the overnight guest S
of Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Cummings
last Thursday.
The Blaine Debating team con-
tested with the Laurel team last FIJI
day evening Oh The question, Re
solved, That Unskilled Lahorers
From southern and Eastern Europe
Should be Prohibited by the United
States" Both sides did w<l, but
the three judges. Miss Everest, Miss
Sweeny and Mr.. Jeffcott gave the de-
cision in favor of the Laurel boys.
This will perhaps b. the last debate
unless Laurel ties with another
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Mathews and
little daughter left Sunday for their
new home near Marietta.
Nj. Sophia who has been visiting
with his brother for sometime + -
returned to his home in Eastern
Canada.
Miss Litty Parker is enjoying 2
TWO weeks visit with relatives i'll
Bellinsbam.
The Student Body Association
gave "A High School Party At the
Woodman Hall last Wednesday
evening The entert lining commit
tee arranged games. contests and
music for the students, and I'll n
joyed a delightful evening. Refresh
ments of fruit punch and cakes We're
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shines nnter-
tained ~ dinner last Thursday even
ing in honor Of the teachers ii
Laurel High School. Plates were
laid for Prof H. o. Button and wife
Mr.. and Mrs L. Herington, Miss
Kathleen Casey. Miss Ruth Buzz
berry, Miss Edna Tufss and Miss
Amy Stauffer.
Prof. H O. Button attended 2
teachsrs' meeting in Bellingham IL
saturday.
The Speaking Contest will be held
at the Laurel Baptist Church, Fri
day evening, March 20. Those OF
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
BOOTHS CORNERS

George Rathbone was business
visitor to Orcas Island two days
last week.
Mrs. Susie Cox spent the day
with Mrs Ivy Palmer, Friday.
Several from here attended the
play given at the Glendale school
aouse, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Sather returned to
school house on Thursday afternoon
of this week.
Miss Clara BarberZett was the
Sunday visitor at the Wither's home
at Ten Mile
The Senior class have began re-
hearsing their class play, The f
iopement of Ellen and hope 10
nave ii ready for staging by May.
Mrs. B. s. Hitler and little son,
Willard, and Henry Jorgensen wer
the Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
WOODLAND

VIM Crawford is residing in the
neigh berhood fG few days.
Woodland school had a spelling
match with Sunrise last Friday.
Woodland winning They intend ia
compete with Sunshine this Friday,
and are working hard for the county
championship.
Miss Howard attended the play Al
Glendale Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hagoes and Ada Pyeatt call
ed on Mrs Jeffcott and Mrs. Gill
bert Monday afternoon
Phillip Osbrink is recovering
from An attack of humps
A number of ladies gave Mabel
Wiley miscellaneous shower last
Thursday.
Alvin Pyeatt, Will and Herbert
Fritz We're Lynden visitors Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
LAUREL
AND
WISER LAKE

Mrs Faux and daugher Grace.
left last Wednesday for their home
in Anacortes, after a weeks visit
with old friends at the Dameron
home.
Mr.. Ralph Minor. who has been
in Bellingham for sometime was
moved home Saturday. Ralph is
much improved and ii is hoped he
will be able to be about soon.
B. s Hitler left last Saturday for
short visit with his sister, Mrs.
Frank l. Cooper, of Everett
Rev Pollock of Laurel Methodist
Church. has been in Ferndale the
past week assisting in the revival
services held thefe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Browning of
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Auto Stage Schedule.

Jack McInnis and Harry Mock
are now running a double automo-
bile stage service between Lynden
and Bellingham making four trips
each way daily. The stage leaves
at Blonden Bros store in Lynden at
1:30 and 1000 a. N. l:S0 and 4 80
p. IL. Returning from Bellingham
it leaves the Owl Drug Store al Z 80
and $50 a m. and 2 and 430 p. In.
The auto way is the most enjoyable
and quicker way. The fare for
round trip is the same as charged
by the railroad, $l.25.
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EvERsoN

Mrs. Wm. Warner and Mrs. Phil
ips were Bellingham passengers on
Tuesday.
Mrs E. E. Parker visited at the
Piest home a few days this week and
attended the dedication services at
the new church.
Mr. Thompson returned 10 his
home in Sedro-W oolley Monday at
ter spending two days at the Robt
Thompson home. He was accompani-
ed by Miss Euphemia Thompson.
Milton Cyr has gone to Sumas 10
work in the smith creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. p. Johnson spent
Sunday in Belling CHAM.
The new Presbyterian hurch WIS
dedicated Sunday. March Is. Rev.
Wilhelm. Rev. Forbes and Rev. Str
ange conducting the services. At the
afternoon service the corner stone
WAS laid. and the three memorial
windows in honor Of Mr. Harkness,
Rev. McElmon and Mr.. and Mrs.
ellis were unveiled. Special music
was rendered by the choir. and Mr..
p. l. Whitman, of Sumas, WAS the
soloist.
Mrs. Larson. Of Bellingham. visit
ed her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Mead,
over Sunday.
The Parents Association met IT
the school house Friday afternoon.
A luncheon was served at the close
of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs T. |. Whitman and
daughter, of Sumas. spent Sunday in
Everson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton. of Clear
brook, spent Sunday at the Bushby
home.
Mrs. Constant and son. of Wiser
spent Sunday at the Reid home.
Albert Curtis. Of Ferndale. spent
Sunday and Monday at the L. Z.
Durr home
Mrs. Platt and Mrs Munns. of
Seattle, met the EversOn ladies 1t
the new church Tuesday evening.
Misses Nettie and Ada Hoover Yis-
tied their parents over sunday.
The Everson school agricultural
class visited the Nooksack creamery
Tuesday afternoon in order TO stu
dy cream testing. The class was ac-
companied by Prof. Selby.
Mrs VIII McIlvanie, of Belling-
ham. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Adam, over Sunday.
Mrs .. G Norman is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Loux, iu Bellinghau.
this week
Mrs. John ohlund spent a few
days last week in Bellingham-
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Warner
We're Bellinsham passengers saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reid. OF Ta-
oma, are Spending a few days at
the John Reid, Jr., home.
Mrs. II. Iverson returned home on
Monday after being "A patient at 81.
Luke's hospital for two weeks.
Miss Marie Hansen, Of Hopewell,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
friend, Miss kalta Annis
Several of the local w. c. T. L.
members attended meeting at
Nooksack Tuesday afternoon.
Samuel and Charlie Arnell 4left
Sunday evening for Vancouver. 3. {.
to complete some building contracts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Todd and
daughter. Hazel. scent Saturday at
the H lverson home.
Mrs. John Todd and granddaugh-
ter. Hilda. spent Saturday in Bel
lingham
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19

These names are on the Delta
school honor roll for last week: Al
ice Nelson, Watson and Gertrude Bo-
nnema. Alice Larson. Ralph and AR
mold Olson, George Wander Mry, Yer
meta and Norman Crosier, Ralph and
Harold Keller, Thelms and Carl
Helgath. Hartwig and Milton West
lund. Henry Froberg, Willard and
Milton Weidcamp. John Lumsden,
Mabel Ericsson
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CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items from the hours by

their new hall on Tuesday evening
The music was furnished by the VII
liams orchestra of Bellingham.
Miss Clara Gillette spent the week
end in Bellinsham.
j. Andall was here on business
last week.
Miss Sophie Reichert spent Sun
day with Miss Esther Hagen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-03-19
SUNRISE

Mr. and Mrs. A. Simons called
on Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Austin Sun
day.
Herbert and Earl Cogdal spen
| Sunday with George Pittman.
Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Hilton ant
children, Mrs. r. Mcleod, Missei
Martha Lewis and Francis Picket
Mr.. Herold Dodge. Mrs. kilro,
spent Sunday at the O. Farnun
home
Miss Hazle Howard spent Suuds,
with Miss Bessie Hanscom.
W. Hilton returned home Sunda,
after a short stay in Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Dixon spenf
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. ] B
McPhail.
Mrs. George Yeager called OF
Mrs O. Charles sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Bamford and
family spent Sunday at the ". c
Dykes homes
Mrs. L. O. Cogdal and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. II Phil.
lips.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W Draper spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs J kulp
Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest Palmer and
children were visiting i'll this vicin.
ity Sunday.
Misses Edith and Deadie Kulp cal
led on Mrs j. II. Phillips Sunday
afternoon.
L. D. Hilton was in Blaine Mon.
day on business
W C. Dykes and daughter, Min
ME We're in Lynden Monday.
1 II I !
mess Monday.
A number attended the sale OF
Mr.. Carlson's Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Simons was out visiting
Tuesday
A large number Of young people
spent Tuesday evening at the J
kulp hone. all reported having q
good time
A large number attended the sale
at the Z. W. Swanson place Tues
day.
Mrs. l.. D. Hilton and daughter
Mildred spent "Wednesday with Mrs
j. Kulp-
Mrs. J. H. Phillips. Mrs L. o.
Cosdal and children spent Wednes-
day with MS Fl. W Draper.
Mrs d. c. Hilton returned home
"Wednesday after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Dun
ming. Of Blaine
Mrs. kilroy returned to her home
Wednesday i'll Blaine.
l. D. Hilton was in town Wedn4s-
day.
J. b McPhail, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
kulp attended the funeral of Mr.. ].
n n4 plairn
Mrs. !. ". Austin, Mrs W :.
Dykes We're out calling Thursday
Mrs. NJ Burk called on Mrs l..
o. Cogdal Friday.
John Cloffin was in Lynden on
business Thursday.
Mrs ]. kulo called on Mrs L.
D. Hilton FRIDAY
A spelling match was held al the
Sunrise school house Friday after
noon between Woodland and Sim
rise. The match closed in favor If
Woodland, two standing.
Herbert Cogdal had The misfor-
tune 10 gel hit in the head Friday
causing quite cash.
O. L. Wolfe was in Blaine on
business one day this week
Mrs. II. w. Draper called on Mrs.
w. c. Dykes Saturday.
Mrs M Burk and daughter. An
ma We're in Lynden Saturday.
A number of the Sunrise paonle
attended the program given at
Glendale Saturday evening.
". kilroy was visiting in this
neigh borhood this week
l.. @. Cosdal returned home Sat-
urday.
NJ J. Bamford and daughter, Ha-
gel called II the G. E Hall home
one evening this week
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CUSTER

The correspondence from Custer
reached this office too late for
this week. 1t will appear next week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-27

Father-What makes you so discour
aged?