Local families visit for Christmas in Kettle Falls
Mrs Oscar Wieglow of Aberdeen visits her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Bevan while D H Gray of Norwood Col visits his daughter Mrs Frank Smith. Several residents from Spokane Cheney Wilbur Ellensburg and Molson arrive or host relatives for the holidays. A private sale ad lists a Columbia cabinet grafanola and records for sale by Glen Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wieglow
Aberdeen
Geo. Bevan
D. H. Gray
Norwood
Col
Frank Smith
John Knight
Viva
Bessie Llewellyn
Spokane
Lee Llewellyn
Frances Charlton
Ellensburg
Lydia Charlton
Miss Charlton
O. E. Lieser
E. K. Jacobs
Leone Haynes
W. A. Doyle
Ralphith
Wilbur
Dwight Smith
Davenport
Columbia Cabinet
Grafanola
Glen Churchill
Kettle Falls
Pleasant Valley Grange Plans Stockholder Contest And Events
Pleasant Valley Grange held its December meeting to challenge Greenwood to win a stockholder drive for the Meyers Falls grange warehouse within thirty days, with a supper for winners. A home talent play The Winning Widow is slated for January at Pleasant Valley hall, followed by a New Year’s Eve dance. Elsie Holter returns from Spokane, Mrs Filo Hays is ill, and Ward Alldredge visits from Montana as fresh snow boosts sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quillisascut Grange
Greenwood
Grange
Meyers Falls
Pleasant Valley
Greenwood Grange
Pleasant Valley Hall
Grange Hall
Elsie Holter
Spokane
Filo Hays
Ward Alldredge
Alldredge
Montana
Christmas visitors and return home in Colville report
The News of Greenwood Gust Nelson and John Olson visited Colville last Thursday while Clarence Bell returned from Pullman last Friday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs S H Bender. Mr and Mrs A Wright of Evergreen ranch shopped in Colville Saturday along with Mr and Mrs S A Lynn Mr and Mrs S H Bender and Mrs J C Lynn on Wednesday. Howard Goode stayed with Clark Lynn Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Nelson
John Olson
Colville
Clarence Bell
Pullman
S. H. Bender
A. Wright
Evergreen Ranch
S. A. Lynn
J. C. Lynn
Howard Goode
Clark Lynn
Neighborhood ladies sew Christmas sacks for kiddies
Mrs S A Lynn led a Tuesday afternoon sewing session with neighbors to prepare Christmas sacks for children. In Greenwood last week butchering dominated activity. Mr and Mrs F Gordon rented their ranch to son Frank and moved into a house owned by E H Walston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Lynn
Greenwood
West Side Notes Highlight Family Visits and School Enrollment
Doris Lawrence spent the weekend with Mrs. B A Hubert. Louis Hoegers entered school increasing enrollment to thirty five and will review 8th grade work before January exams. The Colville Loan and Trust Co sent a large 1921 calendar to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lawrence
B. A. Hubert
Louis Hoegers
Colville Loan and Trust Company
Emil Thorn
Dr. Johnson
C. M. Hutchinson
J. A. Scholer
van Dyke
G. W. Singer
Glenn
George
Spokane
Annie Thoni
Bernice Erickson
Miss Thoni
Bertha Lawrence
D. B. Johnson
News from Church and Garrison Flats
Snow arrives easing travel in the hills as ranchers bring sleds daily. S Reister rents his ranch to Mr. Newland of Oroville who plows seasonally. Mrs Newland returns home from Oroville. Mrs Herbert Owen returns home recovering from surgery. Clay Davis does carpentry at Hazelwood and Whitney homes. Youths skate and plan coasting as snow coats the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Reister
Newland
Oroville
Clay Davis
Hazelwood
Whitney
Meyers Falls Community Notes Mixed With Holiday Plans
Meyers Falls residents busy with church programs Grange women's event and Sunday school activities. Reports from Chewelah on farm bureau meeting with Miss Sutherland on dress making and home economics. County agent work urged, visits to Mrs S T Higginbotham at United Copper mine noted. Twin sisters Maybelle and Clarabelle Ger king celebrated with a surprise party. Ella McInis improving after illness. visits from John and F B Goetter and others. Local chatter closes with a remark about a Tuesday night disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Falls
Grange
Chewelah
Farm Bureau
S. T. Higginbotham
United Copper Mine
John McInnis
Kettle Falls
J. B. Miller
F. B Goetter
Colville
Summit Valley News Christmas Gatherings and Local Updates
Miss Nathalie Noble represents Summit Valley News. George Dearinger runs the Skeels sawmill in Marble Valley and spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Raber traded in Addy. Mrs. Carmichael and her son Nor man visited J. C. Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell of Aberdeen came to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garthe. Miss Josie Hague visited from Garfield for the holidays. Mrs. George Hague visited Colville to see her daughter Vivian in hospital. Mrs. Albert Dennis bought Christmas gifts in Colville. Rev. J. K. Muman preached at Summit schoolhouse. Nearby schools plan Christmas entertainments at Summit, West Side, Marble Valley, and Glendale. Addy school hosts an entertainment Thursday evening December 23. Miss Margaret Mitchell and Perry Norton wed at Wyvil Mitchell home in Chehalis. Friends wish the couple happiness. Three men drinking moonshine on the state road had a Ford break down and attempted repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dearinger
Skeels
Marble Valley
Raber
Addy
Carmichael
Norman
J. C. Johnson
Joe Mitchell
Aberdeen
Garthe
Josie Hague
Garfield
George Hague
Colville
Vivian
Albert Dennis
J. K. Muman
Summit
West Side
Glendale
Margaret Mitchell
Perry Norton
Mabel Mitchell
Gus Liebeske
Wyvil Mitchell
Chehalis
Burglary at Depot and Christmas Notices in Local Chronicle
The Daily Enterprise reports a thief entered the depot, opened several eatable cases, had a lunch, robbed the safe of little cash, then left the lunch remnants inside the safe. no suspect is found. The column also notes Christmas greetings, local visits, school events, and community news from Stevens County including Mrs. Leslie Lawson’s family, visits by Miss Gray the nurse, and a Christmas tree program at the public school. Also mentions a damaged wagon car sighting in a dry country and uncertain ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bell
Pullman
J. B. Miller
Colville
Colville High Girls Lose in Extra Period at Marcus
Friday night at Marcus the Colville girls fell 44 to 42 after an extra period. The rivalry kept the lead changing and featured players Yeakey Crawford Noyes Zurbrugg Taylor and Weddycord in a tight game. Also covered were talks by Bank of Colville president W Peddycord Supt Putnam a Red Cross nurse and plans for a Beanery event with Dana Isom as head chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
Colville
Margaret Yeakey
Gladys Crawford
Lillian Noyes
Clara Zurbrugg
Margaret Taylor
Peddycord
W. Peddycord
Bank of Colville
Putnam
Colville High School
Red Cross
Miss Gray
Stevens County
Dana Isom
Osee
Jack Rice
Clarence Men Muir
Minnie
Clyde Carr
Gloria Munger
State College
High School Christmas Program Ends With Tree Gift Exchange
The Thursday event featured the second all high mixer Christmas party with the Alethians and Delphic literary societies presenting sketches readings and songs. Josephine Bresnahan performed a reading while Enos Rice and Gladys Crawford plus the boys quartet contributed numbers before the school gathered to open presents from the Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alethians
Josephine Bresnahan
Delphic
Enos Rice
Gladys Crawford
Local businessman opens Ladies' Shop on First Avenue
The passage describes a Colville businessman, Mr. Buchanan, owning a menswear stock worth over $15,000 and a Ladies' Shop stock of $7,000 opened in September 1919 on First Avenue with Miss Mollie Graham in charge. It notes Miss Graham's prior tenure at Barmans and Grover Graham, a registered pharmacist, who began his own corner lot business in November 1919 after leaving Stenger-Rogers Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Buchanan
Grover Graham
Main Street
Colville
Conners & Rogers
Seattle
Rogers
Charles Rogers
A. L. Rogers
First National Bank of
Stevens County
Hugh Waddell
Kimple
Leader
Charles Zalesky
Pacific Garage
McFarland
Buchanan
Zalesky
Washington State College
First and Main
Chan St. Clair
Graham
Frank Goetter
C. T. Rogers
Stenger-Rogers Drug Co
Stenger-Graham Drug Co
Harry Gleason
Estray Notice for Red Heifer at Chewelah Ranch
Frank J. Ford took up a red heifer aged 3 with Cy on right and C on left and right ear cut at his ranch near Cozy Nook school Washington. The animal will be sold to the highest cash bidder January 3 1921 at 1 PM unless owner or representative appears before to claim title and pay charges. Notice first published December 23 1920 by LL C Spedden Auditor Stevens County. Last publication December 30 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estray
J. H. Ibsen
Kettle Falls
Washington
Will C. Spedden
Stevens County
H. Peter Ochs
Bluecreek
Frank J. Ford
Chewelah
Cozy Nook School
Mulley
LL C. Spedden
Sheriff Sale in Stevens County Washington 1921 Notice
The sheriff will sell to the highest cash bidder at 2 p.m. January 22, 1921, at the Stevens county courthouse, all interest of Frank M. Pierce and S. C. Sturman and Mrs. 8 C Sturman in East half of SE A quarter and other described property to satisfy judgments totaling $220 plus various accrued interest and fees, as ordered by the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifef
Washington
Stevens
Superior Court
State of Washington
Court House
Stevens County
Frank M. Pierce
S. C. Sturman
8. C. Sturman
L. M. McFarland
Graham
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Columbia River Valley
Great Northwest
Myrtie Fish
Kettle Falls News
the News of
Maxwells
Geo. R. Jessee
Wash
Church and
Garrison Flats
James MenMuir
Meyerseek Falls
Chronicle
Summit Valley News
Nathalie Noble
the Daily Enterprise
Leslie Lawson
Czar
Alberta
Chester Stafford
Near Gifford
Daisy
Lester Stockwell
Potlatch
Idaho
Mr. Metzler
Phoenix Insurance Co
Albert Frase
W. O. Cummings
Frank Bolen
Gifford
John Lockman Sr
R. J. Smith
Setzer
Clarence Clemmons
Alfred Wining
Esvelth
L. M. Smith
David Summers
C. S. Summers
Elmer Smith
Beatrice Ball
Ruel Martin
Hunters
F. S. Ball
Tory
News OF Schools
H. A. Scarborough
Department of Public Expression
Exley
Gaylord Stolts
Baird
Rusch
McKern
George Stolts
Wernl
Seal
Smith
Pond
Jaman
Quinn
Ville, Washingto
Washington Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund
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