The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-24

James Fetty FRIDAY Tor violating the
traffic ordinance.
The Embroidery Club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
W. F. Diffenbacher. The afternoon
was spent in playing bridge at three
tables, the club prize being won by
Mrs. A. b. Sansburn and the guest
prize by Mrs. o. f. Vinson. Lunch
con was served by the hostess during
the afternoon. Besides the members
of the club the guests were Mrs.
o. F. Vinson, Mrs. H. o. Bair, Mrs.
Irving d. Sill.
DR.. Ralph F. Goetter has purchas-
ed the Harvey Sanitarium and will
open it to the public next Monday
morning with complete corps of
assistants. Two trained nurses, Miss
Switzer and Miss Horn from the
Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane, will
be in charge of the active manage
ment. Mrs. Cora Harvey, widow of
the late DR.. L. B. Harvey, closed
the hospital last year and recently
decided to sell the property in order
that she might invest in way more
to her liking. The hospital was
erected in 1906. 1t is a two story
brick, with Is rooms and basement,
steam heated and electrically equip
ped. The building occupies, per-
haps, the most slightly location in
the city, commanding view Of the
valley for many miles. DR.. Goetter
has had wide range of hospital eX-
perience, having been connected with
the Michael Reese hospital in Chca-
go, and spent two years in the amy
medical service before coming to Col
vile to locate a year ago.
Rev. Geo. +. Kline, district elder
OF the Spokane and Montana dis
trict of the Columbia river con-
ference in the Free Methodist
church, was here Friday visiting the
local pastor Rev. Guy Denney rela-
tive to the coming rally for the
stewardship campaign. Rev. Kline
is campaign manager for this con-
ference
Four classes will start in the Col
vile schools next week, in the Home
Hygiene and Nursing course being
put on by the National Red Cross.
The course is 6 weeks, and if the
adults of this city wish to make up
a class, the entire course may be
had for about So. Those interested
should see Mrs. Geo. W. Peddycord.
B. f. Huetter, of the Huetter Con-
.struction Co., Spokane, spent the
early part of the week in Colvillc
looking over the prospects for build
ing activities here this season. While
here he was the guest of Attorney
John Z. Raftis. Mr. Huetter is look
ing for big jobs in his line and
thinks Colville is ready for some
more good buildings He has had
large experience in building construc-
ton, having been interested in the
erection of the new Cheney state
normal buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Empey, for
merly of Meyers Falls, announce the
marriage of their daughter Dorothy
June to George w. Murphy at Seattle
Nov. 20. The bride was in training
for nurse in Spokane after the family
removal from Meyers Falls, and her
husband has been student at the
University of Washington in Seattle,
where they are residing.
A pleasant dancing party waH
held at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening by the Owls and Chat-chi-
cans, being another of their series
of winter dancing parties.
st. AIMS Guild of the Episcopal
church met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. eE. C. Leighton. Five hun
bred was played at five tables. Mrs.
Leighton is president of the Guild,
and Mrs. Lester Cohrs secretary.
f. w. Wines, w. Carr, X. A. Will
lett, Penzig Bros and w. M. Ellis
are purchasers of Brunswick phono-
graphs from the Colville Piano House.
Any one desiring to take piano
lessons, call 4O5 f. First Ave. Mrs.
John A. May.
Pathe announces that Frank Keen
mans picture. THE World Aname'
distributed by Pathe, will open a A.
weeks run at the Grand Circus thea
tire, Detroit, January II, backed by
big exploitation campaign. rms
booking, recorded last week, Is said
to be of the longest ever made on
any motion picture feature in Detroit
The contract was signed by +. Emde
manager of the Central Theatre CO.,
proprietors of the Grand Circus thea
tire. Coming to the colville theatre
Feb. Is and 16.-adv.
Miss Julia Il. Morrow n missionary
on furlough from south india, VIII
speak in the NJ. E. church next sunday