The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-30

J. w. Bell, former pastor,
will be here on the afternoon
and evening of Nov. A, and
will speak at 2:3O and 500.
Mr.. Curry of Spokane was in Col
vile Tuesday in the interests of the
Bonanza mine.
Mrs. l.. Strauss was in Spokane
the first of the week visiting her
parents for few days.
A. S. johnson is now counting the
time until he becomes millionaire.
It's great to get rich quick, especially
without effort. This is the way Mr.
johnson will become a millionaire
He will continue to work for E. ].
Milberg until oil is struck on his
800 acres in Montana. Henry Gus
ter, one of Mr.. Johnson's Montana
neighbors, in drilling recently for an
artesian well, struck oil. This mans
place is within four miles of Mr..
Johnson's place.
Mrs. j. Albon of Kettle Falls was
week end visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Alborn of Col
vile.
Mrs. Fred s. Thomas entertained
a number of the teachers and friends
at her home last Saturday evening
at a Halloween party. The guests
were met at the door by ghosts and
escorted to the old witch. Cards and
games provided amusement for ALL
Miss Mollie Graham received first
trophy at cards and Miss Henrietta
Goldman second. Miss Velma Exley
received the award in the games.
Miss Caroline Strauss left Tues
day for the east. She will visit Chi
cago, Memphis and Marvel, Arkansas,
and spend the greater part of the
winter at Marvel and Memphis. At
ter the first of the year she will go
to New Orleans and New York.
Ralph Willett has returned from
Spokane where he went for medi-
cal examination recently.
Miss Alvina Storm of the dry goods
department of the Leader store was
in Spokane this week on a buying
trip.
~ e1n Inman was brought before
Police Judge James Petty on Monday
charged with careless and reckless
driving. He was fined SIS and costs.
Mr.. Petty states that there are a
number of young drivers who are
testing out the speed of their cars
on the paved streets who are liable
to share the same fate.
The following mail remains un-
called for at the Colville postoffice:
Mr.. Oscar F. Allison, Box 583, Earn
Broedn (foreign), Mr.. B. Brooks, Mrs.
A. E. McColman, Mr.. Hilmer Met
cher, Mr.. Arthur B. Ness, Abbie
Stewart, r. M. Thomas, Mrs. f.
Savage, F. Jas. Wynne, Mr.. C. A.
hlce (IOreIgn, pnoto).
Mrs. r. Culver and Mrs. r. Rich
ardson and daughter were visiting in
Spokane this week.
The Bazaar club. was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. j. w. Hen
derson and Mrs. Chas. Frahm at the
Henderson home. Twenty-seven ladies
were present and worked on articles
for their Christmas sale. Delicious
refreshments, including pumpkin pie
covered with whipped cream, were
served. The club will meet with Mrs.
Ralph Willett on Wednesday of next
week.
The new school of the Episcopal
church had Halloween party on Fri
day night. Cider and apples were
served.
A regular feed! Listen to this.
Sweet cider, pumpkin pie and dough-
nuts, to say nothing about salad and
waters. One of the old time good
times was enjoyed by about 14O
young people at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening where Halloween
games were played and Hawaiian
music filled the air until the crowd
was turned loose on the generous
supply of eats.
The Amethyst club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis G. Keller. The guests were
met at the door by ghosts and the
rooms were tastefully decorated with
Halloween decorations as were also
the tables. The gentlemen were
each presented with a fitting cap and
necktie and the ladies' with aprons
and bows. Mrs. E. J. Milberg and
w. C. Vilwock received the card
trophies. Dancing was enjoyed for
an hour or more.
Charles Frahm and family moved
into the C. M. Jackson house this
week.
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