The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-23

II. hlcnafuSOnS Wl1e ana uauBntei
arrived last week and are with him
at VALLEY View" Mr.. Richardson
is one of the purchasers of the
Pacific Garage.
r. A. Willett and family entertain
ed over the weekend William Schu-i
macher and family of Deer Park,
who are leaving for California, where
they expect to make their home.
The Twentieth Century Club was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Aspend Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. w. Denny and Mrs. Aspend
were hostesses. Out of town guests
were Mrs. Mary A. Pick of West
Bend, Wisconsin, and Mrs. J. M. Will
liams of Kettle Falls. Mrs. Williams
received the trophy.
Miss Mabel Thresher, a cousin of
Mrs. Thomas Aspend, will spend the
winter with her. Miss Thresher
comes here from Winona, Minnesota,
and is employed in the office of W
H. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B Goetter are
entertaining at their home Mr..
Goetter's sister Mrs. Mary A. Pick of
West Bend, Wisconsin, who is on her
way to California ..
One bear was killed and three
escaped into the woods one night
last week when Charles Thomas went
hunting for bear on his place west of
Colville. He had the bear skin in
town Monday. These bears have
been breaking down his fruit trees
and eating the fruit. They left
thirteen plums on tree which had
enough fruit on it to fill several
boxes.
The American Legion is making
big plans for the Armistice Day din
ner and dance to be given at the l.
O. o. F. hall Nov. II. Committees
have been announced by both the
Legion and the auxiliary for the
handling of the affair. The auxiliary
will give the dinner which will BE-
followed by the dance. A meeting
of both organizations was held last
week at which time John 7. Raftis,
who was a delegate to the national
convention in Cleveland, gave an in.
teresting account of the convention
as he witnessed it, recalling several
of the amusing incidents which took
place at the big convention.
Mrs. r. S. Rumsey and daughter
of Curlew spent the weekend with
Mrs. Rumsey's father James Bowling,
and uncle Frank Hardesty.
Patrick Kearney became a patient
at the Mt Carmel hospital this week.
R. F. Goakey spent part of last
week in Republic on business.
George J. Heimbach returned the
first of the week from his fruit farm
on the Columbia river and reports
everything looking fine after the
rain.
Mrs. Harriet Aubin has returned
from trip east during which time
she visited the G. A. r. encampment
at indianapolis, Washington, D. c.,
and other points.
Two deer were caught last week
when L. NJ Mcfarland, Mr.. Taylor,
G. Dornnan and Bob Walsh went hunt
ing. The killing was attributed to
Taylor and Walsh.
H. r. Williams and wife, Carl
Buchanan and wife were in Spokane
the first of the week for the purpose
of picking out lighting fixtures for
the new building on Main street
which will be occupied by the Nobby
Shop and the Ladies Shop. Mr..
Buchanan states that he will have
the very latest in the way of indirect
lighting.
Mrs. J. C. Harrigan was in Spo-
kane the first of the week, returning
on Tuesday, to assist with the Anti
tuberculosis membership campaign.
E. J. Milberg in commenting on the
article in last weeks Examiner in re-
gard to who killed the deed, states
that he has been hunting deer for
eight years and has pever killed one
yet and when he does, the Examiner
will be notified Immediately, "but,"
he said, ~ suppose when | do kill a
deer the paper will not give more
than two lines to it and stick it off
in some corner where it can't be
found and this time when | didn't
kill the deer they accuse me of it in
big head lines"
Miss Lillian Ide, who will be
married the 23rd, has been the guest
of honor and the inspiration for sew
eral social functions in the past two
or three weeks. Tuesday evening
number of her friends presented her
with a beautiful silver dish. During