The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10

members and officers are requested
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn w. McCord
left Monday for Spokane to meet Mr..
McCord's mother 'who is returning
from the east. They were unex-
pectedly forced to return Tuesday
evening before her arrival. Mrs.
McCord Sr. arrived in Colville
Thursday after visiting with friends
and relatives in Kansas and Colo
RADIO since August 20.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise Flech
sig was held Tuesday afternoon at
the McCord undertaking parlors.
Mrs. Flechsig was born in Germany,
Dec 81, 1877, and came to the
United States II years ago. She
has lived in the Colville valley for
16. years, their home being Is miles
east of Colville. She died Jan. 8,
aged AZ years, and is survived by
her husband Bruno, a son Alfred
aged ~, and two daughters, Helen
aged IL and Anne aged A. Rev. John
M. Higgins officiated. Interment
was at Highland
Wilson Bros, proprietOrs of the
Colville Meat market, have added
balcony to their shop. 1t is built
twelve feet square over the front
part of the shop, is surrounded by
railing three feet high, and is painted
in white enamel. The balcony is
used for an office and a complete
new equipment has been ordered for
it from Spokane.
A daughter was born Jan. 6 to
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Henrichs, resi-
dents of North Dakota, but now in
Colville for a short stay. Mrs Hen
richs was formerly Miss Alice
Slagle of Colville.
Ferdinand Anthony, father of. Mrs.
Daniel H. Carey of Colville, and
well remembered here for his several
visits, died at his home in Seattle
Dec 20 at the age Of 81 years. He
had resided in Seattle since 1882.
He was born in Munich, Bavaria, in
1888 and at the age of Is went to
Paris where he spent IA years. He
then came to America and lived in
New York, Chicago and San Fran
cisco before going to Seattle. He
was bookbinder by trade and
operated one of the well known
binderies in Seattle for many years.
Funeral services were held at st.
James cathedral on Jan. 2, and in
terment was at Calvary cemetery.
He is survived by his wife Johanna,
the daughter of J. B. Hartman,
Chicago manufacturer; his son Rob
ert l. Anthony of Seattle; and
daughter Mrs. Julia E. Anthony of
Seattle; and his daughter Mrs. Carey
of Colville, who went to Seattle in
response to telegram announcing
his serious illness.
C. T. WinsIow has resigned as
member of the board of directors of
school district number 2. County
Superintendent Cummings acting in
conjunction with the remaining mem
bers of the board has selected Quinn
w. McCord to fill the vacancy until
the annual election in March when
l. Il - +ha
unexpired term.
The Colville chapter of Royal Arch
Masons installed the following Off
GERS Monday evening: High priest,
NJ A. Rodman; king, c. Fl. Carroll;
scribe, o. F. Vinson; treasurer, c. l..
Baker; secretary, B. G. Rich; captain
of the host, j. b. Thomas; royal
arch captain, j. C. Harrigan; princi-
pal sojourner, l.. E. Jesseph; third
veil, NJ. r. Strong; second veil, j. F.
Vine; first veil, VIM. Loudon; senti-
mel, w. A. Acorn.
The following letters remain UNI
called for at the Colville postoffice:
r. r. Baldwin, M. d. Cameron, Miss
Myrtle Cole, Miss Ada Grant, Mr..
and Mrs. F. f. Miller, Miss Stella
Mitchell, F. w. NEWMAN, r. L. Tai
lon (2), Eli Watland
Miss Margaret Ward and William
J. Wilken were united in marriage
December goth, in Seattle. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
N. Ward of Seattle, formerly of Col
vile. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wilken of Colville.
Previous to his marriage he was en-
ployed in Seattle for few months,
and before that was a member of the
364th init. in France where he re-
manned for 81 months. The couple
arrived in Colville Wednesday for
visit with the groom's parents, ana
will make their home in Sedro-Wool-
ley, where Mr.. Wilken has employ
ment. The many friends of the cou-
pie wish them much happiness.
NJ.