The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-16

w. ]. Newsbaum of Chewelah has
been visiting in Colville since the
latter part of September.
J. P. Howell left the first of the
week on a short vacation which he
/ will spend on his ranch near Rice.
He hopes to get deer while on his
vacation.
l.. r. Gordon recently purchased
the Stevenson property on 4th avenue.
He gets possession the first of the
week. His wife and family arrived
in Colville Saturay evening and ex-
pect to remain here.
The following mail remains uncall--
| ed for at the Colville postoffice:
J. +. Bell, Mr.. Corties F. Campbell,
Earl H. Grey Esq, Mrs. G. Jameson
(foreign), Mr.. William Kelly, Art.
T. Lorenzo, Herbert Mclaughlin, c.
| A. Rice, Mr.. R. T. Talon.
Bob Skinner. who has been har-
vesting cedar poles on his ranch near
South Fork. returned to the employ
| of Barmans this week.
Mrs. J. J. Tngle and Mrs. w. B.
Lane gave a dinner for Miss Lillian
Ide on Friday evening of last week
at the home of Mrs. Tngle, announc-
| ing that Oct. % was the date of Miss
| Ide's wedding. Those present were
the Misses Mildred Campbell, Velma
| Exley, Jean Hartwell, Jessie Rice,
Frances Briscoe, Caroline Strauss,
Mary Mantz, Vera Stolts, Lillian Idle,
and Mrs. c. A. Heberling and Mrs.
| George Backus. After the dinner the
| guests tied quilt for the bride-to-be.
George J. Heimbach left the first
of the week for his ranch on the CO.
lumbia river to harvest 20 acres of
apples.
Friends of Mrs. J. w. Reynolds
gave her surprise birthday dinner
at Hotel Colville dining room Sunday
evening. After the dinner those
| present enjoyed music and games I'M
| til late hour. A cake nearly as
| large as a wash tub was adorned
| with candles in honor of the event.
William Emanuel of Boyds was
brought before Police Judge James
Petty recently, charged with drunk
enness and disorder, to which he pied
| guilty. He was fined $40 and costs.
Superintendent G. L. Putnam is i'll
| at his home.
The Chat Chi Can club held bust
ness meeting at the home of Miss
| Mary Mantz on Monday evening at
which time it was planned to give
| Halloween dance on the evening of
| Oct. 30.
| Greed Ledgerwood has been visit
ing in Colville on short vacation
but will return to- Walla. Walla Sun
| day where he has position with the
| Standard Oil Co.
| Old Dominion mountain looked
| beautiful but a little cool on the
morning of the 18th. On the evening
| of the 18th the first snowfall of the
season to whiten the top of the
mountain occurred.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Backus and
three children of Oakland, California,
arrived in Colville last week. Mr..
| Backus is a son of Mrs. G. B. 1de.
| He left during the week for trip
east on which he will handle filters
| for separating minerals from their
ores and separating the syrup from
the pulp in the manufacture of beet
| sugar.
R. A. Gregory, who has been en-
| ployed at the Leader, has resigned
and will be employed by Culbertson-
| Grote Rankin of Spokane. Lew
Wyatt is taking his place.
John d. Porter of the Porter Con-
struction Co. in. Spokane was in this
section looking over fruit and
irrigation project in the Columbia
river valley, recently. Joe Long of
| the Continental Pipe Co. of Spokane
| was also here in the interests of the
same project.
| On Tuesday Earl Il. Gates motored
| to Spokane and return. Accompany
| ing him were Mrs. H. c. Gates, Miss
Bertha Gates, Miss Dorothy Dexter
and Miss Sarilda McKeown.
| The Bazaar club of the M. E.
church was entertained this week at
the home of Mrs. Burley Casey. Mrs.
d. f. Fisher and Mrs. Burley Casey
were hostesses. =