The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-06-28

Mrs. AL Miller and two daughters
returned Monday night from Pal
ousa, where they have been visiting
friends.
Judson Henderson, son of DR.. and
Mrs. J. w. Henderson, returned Mon
day night from Spokane where he
has been guest at the home Of Rev.
J. S. Bell and Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. w. R. Baker of Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been the guest of
Mrs. w. C. Keller during the past
week, has had many pleasant affairs
given in her honor by Colville
friends. On Monday afternoon Mrs.
Keller was hostess at an informal
party. Mrs. A. B. Sansburn enter
tanned at dinner in honor of Mrs.
Baker Tuesday evening, and on
Wednesday evening the Basket Club
members gave delightful picnic in
honor the visitor. About, forty
friends of Mrs. Baker gathered in
a popular picnic spot in the Mason
addition, where the evening was
spent with music and games. Thurs
day evening c. L. Baker, brother
in-law of Mrs. Baker, was host at
a dinner. party at the Hotel Colville.
Last night Mrs. Keller's guest was
honored with a dinner at the G. B.
Ide home.
Word has been received Of the ar
rival in New York Of Eric Eklund,
a Colville young man who has been
doing hospital work with the A. E.
F. He left from Wallace to enter
the service. He is son of Erik
Eklund, Bruce Greek rancher, and
a brother of Mrs. D. X. Zuck of Col
vile. He graduated in 1915 from the
Colville high school.
Both bones Of one leg were broken
above the ankle when Tom Denison
attempted to jump from an automo-
bile at Grin Wednesday. DR.. Wells
attended the case and Mr.. Denison
is now at his home on Fifth avenue
and North Wynne street.
Lieut.. Fetters, who was to have
made flight from Spokane to Col
vile and Kettle falls Thursday, was
unable to make the trip because of
trouble in securing repairs for his
engine, but it may be that he can
later mark these places on his flying
map. Landing grounds were pre-
pared in Colville west of the Stand
ard Oil. Co. tanks, and Marcus had
prepared field on the flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Winter of
Spokane were Colville visitors on
Thursday.
C. A. DeHart returned Thursday
after spending six months in Sulli-
van county, Ind. He has ranch
near Colville which his son Alfred
has managed during his absence. The
excessive heat caused Mr.. DeHart
to rturn sooner than he had planned.
Wheat and hay crops are reported
good in the east.
An enjoyable evening picnic party
was held on Mill creek Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Frances
Robinson, who leaves tomorrow for
her home at Lilliwaup. After the
big feed at supper time, games,
music and stunts occupied the time
until II o'clock. Those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Barnes, Mrs.
Kathryn Hallowell, Miss Violet Hal
lowell, Mrs. l.. M. Mcfarland, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Harrigan, Mrs. Lille
Rice, Miss Dorothy Dexter, Miss
Marie DeGreif, Miss Bertha Gates,
Miss Alice Brophe, Miss Florence
Pence, Miss Jessie Rice, Miss Fran
ces Robinson, Miss Emma Hofstetter,
Earle T. Gates, M. L. Hickman, Ray
Walston, Edwin T. Rice, Glare Han
son.
A collision at the corner of Main
and First resulted in a fiat tire on
Burlie Casey's car and a broken
light ON the Downs car Saturday
evening. Mr.. Casey was turning to
come down the west side of Main
street and Mr.. Downs was coming
from the depot when they met.
John Hickey has been in Spokane
attending to business interests.
Sgt. Ward Hunt arrived home yes
terday after receiving his honorable
discharge from service. He has been
overseas in the judge advocates de-
partment of the 81st.
A story to wonder at--a star to
idolize. See Nazimova night July q.
Thursday evening the Colville
Chamber Of Commerce entertained
a number of Spokane guests at
$50 luncheon at Odd Fellows hall.
Mayor w. G. Hartwell presided.
Editor J. G. Harrigan extended
woIrOvno n tho vioi%orc ond ynnst