The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-11-11

school out from URN, ana mas ah
enrolment of 20, with a percent
of attendance of 93a.
Herbert Johnson of Ritzville is
visiting at the homes of his uDcles
]. J. English and Roy English of
this city.
Miss Susie Alcott, superintend-
ent of schools at Lamont, visited
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Jane Hofstetter.
Miss Lillian Ide and Miss Euna
Williams went to Spokane Wed
nesday to attend the Schumann-
Heink recital, and will visit un-
til Sunday with Miss Marjorie
1de at the Rochester apartments,
Spokane, and Miss Martha Ide at
the Cheney normal.
Harley Bacon has gone to
Northport to take a clerical posi-
ton with the Northport Leader.
Louis Cuendet came up from
Spokane Thursday on business
visit.
FL. Van Buren, was a business
visitor in Spokane Tuesday.
Grover Graham and Harry Bean
brought in a deer Wednesday
from the Bear Mountain country.
Miss Hazel Emery has pur-
chased the stock of Columbia
photograph machines and records
from B. Cole and will conduct
the monograph business in con-
nection with the Song Shop.
w. H. Cochran of the state
board of control showed three
reels Of motion pictures OF the
state institutions at the Colville
theater Sunday afternoon, giving
descriptive talk regarding the
states penal, corrective and
charitable institutions, and the
work which this state is accom-
plishing along these lines. This
motion picture showing of the
state property was adopted year
ago for the purpose Of acquaint-
ing the public with the desired
work of the state institutions, and
to secure a greater degree of CO.
operation among the people.
The pictures have been shown to
several hundred thousand people
already, and will be shown until
every resident of the state has an
opportunity to see them. The
fact that they were being shown
this fall was taken by some to be
a political move, but the pictures
were agreed upon by the republi-
can state officials, the campaign
of education Endorsed by them,
the vouchers are paid by them,
and the work is to be continued
next year, the idea not being in
any way political, but educational
on the part of the state. The
correction of abuses found by the
Lister administration in these in
situations makes a startling story,
but at this time it may be said
that our institutions take rank
among the first in the nation.
A. J. Lee, L. C. Turk, Johnny Miller
and T. w. Offutt spent last week hunt
ing in the Bear mountain country.
A son was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Buchanan. The
parents have named him Charles Wood
row Buchanan, Charles being family
name, while Woodrow was selected IN
honor of President Wilson.
J. S. King and Paul Cuendet have re-
turned from a five-weeks stay near
Boundary, where they were engaged
in the tie business.
The members of the Colville fire de-
partment and their wives were treated
to a venison supper last week Friday
evening at the Masonic temple by Car
land Dorman. Every year Mr.. Dorman
proves himself the champion hunter and
treats the fire department to deer
feast. This year he secured two deer
in the Arden country. The supper was
also cooked and served by Mr.. Dorman.
| As Sheriff VIM. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.