The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-03-04
CORRESPONDENCE
FROM
NEARBY TOWNS and COMMUNITIES
BY the Tribune's Special Correspondents
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

have been living in Lynden for over
two years, have returned to their place
here.
The Laurel debating team will meet
the Lynden team at the Auditorium
Friday evening on debate on the
single tax question. Laurel will have
the affirmative side.
| Ed Cannon and Ernest Sorensen, of
Laurel, attended the Bellingham Nor
| NAL Junior play, THE Dream Girl
| given at the Normal auditorium on
Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lusk entertained at
| Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dillon, and son,
| of Bellingham; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
| Lusk, of Blaine.
Bob Lusk left this week for Alaska,
| where he is employed as carpenter for
| the year.
| Henry Jorgensen, who is employed
at Blaine, was home for the weekend.
Mrs. Anna Tegenfeght and son, of
| Bellingham, are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VAIL
| strand.
Mrs. J. W. Parker arrived home
Wednesday after a weeks visit with
| her daughter, Myrtle, who is teaching
| at Issaquah.
Mrs. T. w. Whitaker. who is in the
| Ferndale hospital, is reported to have
suffered relapse and is very low. Her
| many friends are anxiously awaiting
| news of a recovery.
Rod Mcdonald is recovering from
| the injuries received last Saturday
| night when an unlighted automobile
collided with his buggy, completely de-
] stroying it and causing the horse to
run away. Mr.. Mcdonald was thrown
| from the buggy to the cement pave
ment and was badly bruised.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson, of Belling-
| ham, who has recently purchased the
| Dorr place. came to Wiser Lake last
| Thursday.
| n COHtCol DClNttIl
Laurel and Greenwood was held at
Greenwood school house on Wednes-
day evening. Eight pupils were
chosen from Laurel grades to compete
against Greenwood grades.
| Bernard Davenport, of Charlestown
and Noah Davenport, of Seattle, spent
the weekend with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. n. C. Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Coxon have traded
their farm for city property and will
move to Bellngham this week.
The educational moving picture
show given at the Laurel auditorium
on Tuesday evening was well attend
ed. The proceeds went towards pay
ing for the Victrola recently pur
chased for the Wiser Lake branch OF
the school.
Miss Vera Button has been brought
home from the st. Luke's hospital OF
Bellingham and is recovering health
and strength.
A farewell party was given at the
Grange hall at Wiser on last Tuesday
evening. to Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dorr
| who will move to Orcas Island soon
The Daughters of Dorcas, in which
Mrs. Dorr has been an active workers
presented her with a beautiful silver
piece After a social evening refresh
ments were served to about seventy
five friends.
The township election was held
Tuesday, and school election on Sat
urday Most every citizen in the
community will attend both elections
and help appoint officers for district
and school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcleod have
moved to the J. C. Anderson place.
Mrs. Alvin Minor left last Wednes'
day for Stanwood to spend the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Bowers
Miss Margaret Bowers. who has been
visiting at the Minor home for some
time went home with her aunt,
Rob Lusk and Misses Vera and
Maude Leach were in Bellingham
Saturday evening.
Despite the report that the Belling'
ham High had won the county cham
pionship. the county pennant and hon
ors were given to Laurel, Laurel has
100 per cent standing having played
eight games and won eight. The
high II, Laurel A; Harmony z
Laurel "a; Sumas s, Laurel %; Lyn
den Is, Laurel 90; Ferndale %, Laurel
%: Harmony IS, Laurel "a; Lynden
10, Laurel IS; Normal High Is, Laurel
46.