The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1921-08-13
NOW RESIDING
IN CALIFORNIA
INTERESTING NOTES OF FOR
MER RESIDENTS OF STE
VEINS COUNTY
Travelling Under Sunny Skies OF
Southland Quite Likely to Bring
Reunions
(By J. c. Harrigan)

News OF ola 1flenuS Is always wei
come, and greeting of old acquain-
tances is always pleasant. | have
not seen all the Stevens county
people who are now residents of
southern California, nor have I been
able to learn the whereabouts of all
of them. Yet the brains and vigor
of Stevens county have been making
their impress on California for some
years, and in my travels I have been
able to see and hear of some of the
former citizens of our county. The
story of each is impossible, but the
following short mentions will be of
interest tC our readers:
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reynolds and
sons Robert and Roger live at 1146
American avenue, Long Beach. Mr..
Reynolds has been very successful in
real estate transactions and has be-
come quite property owner-which
in Long Beach is worth while.
Mrs. B. M. Cholewa, formerly Miss
Emma Reynolds, daughter of J. B.
Reynolds, lives at 24Os S. Hope, Los
Angeles. Her husband is manager
of large restaurant.
Chas. F. Murphy, former publisher
of the Northport Republican, lives
at 1910 106th street, Los Angeles.
He has heen a contractor on some
of the Goodyear Rubber Co. build
ings.
Frank Ferguson, we'll known in
earlier republican politics of Stevens
county, lives at 913 James street, and
operates vulcanizing plant at 1899
Stephenson avenue, Los Angeles. :.
Ardena Winter, native of Col
vile, son of the late T. Arthur Win
ter, is with the Richfield Oil Co., and
lives at 933 Van Nuys avenue, Los
Angeles. Last year he married Miss
Dextra Baldwin, grand daughter of
the late "Lucky" Baldwin, and they
have a daughter few months old.
Miss Charlotte Winter, also born
in Colville, sister of Ardena Winter,
changed her name in Los Angeles
last April to become Mrs. VIM. King.
Her husband is a construction con-
tractor and they are now living in
Seattle.
Miss Charlotte Winter, the young
est daughter of T. A. Winter, has
been attending the University of
Washington.
T. Winter, whose home for several
years has been at Pasadena, has
been visiting his many friends in
the state of Washington this sum-
mer. Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Winter of
Spokane make their winter home at
the Rex Arms, Los Angeles.
G. E. Magee, formerly rancher
east of Colville, now lives at Santa
Ana. Frank Choens, his son-in-law,
is with the Pacific Electric Co, liv-
ing at 906 E. Villa, Pasadena.
w. w. Zent, former Spokane
lawyer, former partner of L. c.
Jesseph, and we'll known in Colville,
is in the law business at Santa Ana.
w. D. Ruddle, who formerly own
ed the Grubb place east of Colville,
now lives at Santa Ana. Messrs.
Ruddle and Magee have been engag-
ed in erecting warehouses for the
walnut growers associations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Baker and
sons Ray, Clement and Robert (the
boys all natives of Colville) live at
1906 West 18th, Los Angeles. Mr..
Baker is sales manager for the Pa
cific Coast Borax Co., with offices
in the Central building. He is
member of the L. A. Athletic Club,
the Kiwanis Club, and for several
years was chairman of the board of
trustees of the Church of the
Messiah, Congregational. He is on
the board of directors of the Church
Extension. He also remains active
in Masonic lodge work. Ray is
senior in high school. Clement is
freshman, and Robert is in the sec
ond grade.
The Rev. Will A. Belts, formerly
of Spokane, who preached the dedi-
catory sermon for. the Colville NJ. f.
church, is one of the M. f. pastors
of Los Angeles, and was at Long
Beach this summer for his vacation.
Dan Hoch, former sawmill man of
Chewelah and a stockholder in the
United Copper, lives in Los Angeles.
r. B. Thomas, better known as