The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-11-04
KETTLE FALLS NEWS.

The Marty Orchestra was kept busy
last week playing for dances, they hav-
ing played Wednesday for the Pioneer
dance at Rice, Thursday for the good
roads dance at Clifford and Friday for
the Boosters club at Pleasant Valley.
For Sale-One team of true work
horses weighing 1850 each, 10years old,
dark brown, with or without work har-
ness anu three inch Mitchell wagon, also
1 full blood Holstein bull 81 years old.
Easy terms. John Gantenbein, 8 miles
south of Kettle Falls. adv.
Mrs. w. D. Miller visited at the I'll.
Savage home Tuesday afternoon for
about ten minutes, and upon her re-
turn home she found the house had
been entered. Her purse laid on the
porch and its contents scattered. All
cash was taken from the purse, but
check for $1.25 was left.
A public sale of livestock and farm
implements will be held by S c. Stur-
man & Sons at their ranch four miles
east of Clifford, Tuesday, November II,
commencing at TO- Free lunch at noon.
Cranke is auctione +.
The archdeacOn of the Episcopal
church was in town Tuesday trying to
organize ladies' guild. Five women
were present. They will meet with
Mrs. Mytie Fish next Tuesday.
A large number of women attended
aid at Mrs. Folsom's Wednesday at
ternoon. Delicious refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Growdon.
Half of the Weavers entertained the
other half at a o'clock chicken dim
her Tuesday night at Woodmen hall.
Covers were laid for thirty and a most
elaborate dinner was served by Mes
DANES Lilly, Cole. Robertson, Fish,
Bevan, Kelley, Jacobs and Miss Ware
ing, to their husbands and Mr.. and Mrs.
Squire Wheeler Keyser, Misses Verna
Smith Lilly, Hart and Kreuty and DR..
Greewald, Herman Keyser, Ralph
Smith Fred Bevan, Harry Tilden and
Prof. Lougham.
The Weavers are meeting today with
Mrs II. H. Cole.
Many are on the sick list with the
grip. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler are
quite i'll, Mrs. Kelley and Mrs Bevan
are better. Several of the older chill
dren, who have the chicken pox, are
down in bed.
Favorite brands of soap have Joined
the upward price movement. With
the cost of keeping clean thus advanc-
ing, it appears that dirt only is going
to remain cheap.
E. A. Taylor, Felix Roy, A. r. Squire
were Colville business visitors the first
part of the week.
l. II. Dewey, of the Dewey Land
Company left last Thursday for his
home in Rochester, N Y.
f. Woolacoot, manager of the Dewey
Land Companys interests in this city,
was on the sick list for several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White of Boyds
were guests at the o. w. Noble home
last Friday.
1t rained this week for the first time
in over two months. The hills are
white with snow, which comes within
one fourth mile of the Columbia river.
Miss Dorothy Dexter of Colville was
a week END guest at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. George Dexter.
Last Friday evening the evening card
club met with Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Kel-
ley. The club is divided into two parts
and at the end of, eight games the
losing side gives a banquet to the win
ners. One side is composed of j. c.
Wilson, captain, Mrs E. ]. Kelley, Mrs.
A. w. Smith, Mrs. n. B. Wheeler, Mrs.
Archer Squire, e. K. Jacobs, Geo. Be-
van and Mr.. Briscoe, while on the other
side, which won Friday night, are A.
w. Smith, captain; Mrs f. X. Jacobs,
Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Mrs. Briscoe, Mrs.
Bevan, N. b. Wheeler, Archer Squire
and e. J. Kelley.
The girls of the high school enter
tanned the young men of the town at
halloween party Tuesday night at the
gym. A jolly good time was enjoyed
by all even to the pummeling of GER
tain married man in town who tried
to be funny.
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, Ia
borers, rely on Dr. Thomas Eclectic
Oil. Fine for cuts. burns, bruises.
Should be kept in overly home Csc
and 50c.-AdV.