The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-30
Meyer.
Falls
Chronicle
Reportins the
events about
town :
Mrs. A. L. Swanson, Representative


Mrs. l.. vanasse and little daughter
Eselene spent a few days in Chewelah
last week visiting Mrs. Bessie Rich
ardson and children.
Friday evening Greenwood grange
held it's regular meeting in the halls
Seven candidates were given the Sd
and 4th degrees and MRS. Nipton re-
ceived the list and I'd degrees. Nine
new applications were given the sec
rotary. After the regular business
meeting was over our worthy lectur-
er had prepared something new for
a program. The last meeting we
were requested to bring Some thing
for the white elephant, party. Most
everybody has white elephant" on
their land which they want to get rid
of, so of course. we had many things
for a change. Brother Curry brought
one of his Poland China pigs, which
seems didn't want to stay in the pen.
But instead of exchanging it, the lee
turer thought a good plan to auction
it, and as Mr.. DaggM or' Mr.. Buckley
were not present then, Mr.. Swanson
got the job as auctioneer. The
worthy Dollie Dimple DeCoy" sold
for 81. Mrs. A. l.. Swanson and Mrs.
of the bidding; the pig finally going
to Mrs. Swanson. The white ele-
plants" were then exchanged and
some fun we did .have. Mrs. Harry
Norton found the white elephant"
At an early hour Brothers Gerking.
S. A. Lynn. ]. Lynn and Lindsey
served a fine lunch.
Saturday. afternoon of last week
1f
Mrs. Ruth Spencer and elected thu
following officers: Mrs. Harry Ste
phenson, president; Mrs. F. Mark,
vice president; Mrs. Ruth Spencer, sec
rotary treasurer. Mrs. Joe MeDurmij.
librarian. The library win be at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Spencer and
will be open from Q to every satur-
day afternoon. All those who have
books that belong to the Meyers
Fails library please return. them. Any
one who would like to join the club
should leave their dollar with Mrs.
Spencer ~. !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norton had as
their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sanford of Colville, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Abbott. Delbert and
John Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender. were. Sunday
afternoon visitors at Riverview farm.
Don't forget the Halloween party
at the. grange hall Saturday. tonight.
Come and have your fortune told.
short program will also be given. Re-
freshments will be pumpkin pie. bread
and real apple CIDER. You pay for
what you get. The gypsy will tell
your fortune. Come and enjoy an
evening with the rest
Miss .Clarebelle- Clerk ing. has been
very sick this week. Dr. Craig came
up twice to see her. At this writing
she is much better. '"'s' q
The Rev. Severance Of the Episcopal
church of Colvillef spoke in the Con-
gregational church last Sunday. There
was not very large crowd as the
people did not know of it in time.
The Rev. Severance and Bishop Page
Of Spokane; win sRFsseak here Nov "a
at $50.
While in Greenwood sight seeing
"Wednesday afternoon we saw some
thing we have not seen for some time.
On the Abbott !, tract were small
mounds of green hay. One does not
often see that the last OF October.
; Mrs. A. Schafft and children moved
to town after spending the summer
on their farm
Mrs: jack. Flood returned. to her
school at. I4eadpont after getting her
crop of vegetables in. Miss Ida Cur
ry returned to her school at Jel orle
near Leadpoint. Miss Curry says it
is a; long way from her and hard to
| get there. But she likes it