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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1919

Page

6

Local News Highlights From Kettle Falls and Nearby

Mrs Maggie Edgren visits Spokane to assist ill grandmother Mrs McGaughey. A ten pound son is born to Mr and Mrs Welch at Addy. Generous help to Cemetery Association road work sparks renewed community spirit. discharge returns from Cavite and souvenirs gathered. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or return from trips with updates on health and work. A new garage joins Broadway, and Fourth of July plans promise a big Pleasant Valley celebration.

Maggie Edgren Kirk Spokane McGaughey W. G. Welch Welch Addy Grace Stayt Galesburg Ill Dr. Stayt Knox College C. Hall Annette Stayt J. W. Will Letty May John Peddycord J. M. Williams Martha Weigelt Broadway C. R. Fish J. C. Wilson E. K. Jacobs Pleasant Valley

McGregor returns from Europe and friends visit

Correspondence from Rice notes Charles McGregor's return from the AEF in France and Germany with visible gains from army training. Other returning locals include Mr. and Mrs. J A McGregor from Seattle and Arthur McGregor after Spokane visit. The column covers harvest progress with a heavy crop, fruit ripening, road work, local baseball results, social events, and farm activities including hay and alfalfa cutting and a hailstorm last Friday.

Halmer Alley Mr. Lewis Maud

Riverview Circle Notes Report Local Attendance at Colville Circus

Mrs. J. W. Worley represents Riverview on state matters. W. Schreiber visited Inchelium on business. J. Redding boasts a fine corn field unharmed by frost. alfalfa crop strong with first cutting stored well. Riverview was well represented at the Colville circus on June 13 with Mrs. W. Schreiber and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. Redding and daughter Isibell, R. J. Worley and family, plus J. W. Worley and wife and children Jack and Florence.

W. Schreiber Inchelium J. Redding Riverview Colville Isibell R. J. Worley Jack Florence J. W. Worley

Summit Valley News Finds Wallaces Visitor and Local Travel

Miss Nathalie Noble and Representative R J Smith arrived from Wallace Idaho to attend local business. John Eichstadt returns from Colville after flu treatment. Bert Duff delivered cream and eggs to Addy. Mr and Mrs J A Edwards traded in Addy. Ole Hoel ends coast trip. Slingsby of Maud visits Hague. R E Boyd to Chewelah. his daughter Mrs Charles Landfried ill and died en route. Funeral held at Summit schoolhouse with many mourners. She leaves a husband three sons a father and a brother. She is laid to rest beside her sister. Jean Gifford returns from Spokane after two years at high school. James Reed of Chicago visits Catherine Cottman at Ingleside farm. Mrs Roy Holford and daughter Adeline visit W W Bone parents. Josie Hague drives Buick to Addy to visit. Christina Habura, from Spokane, spending vacation with parents. West, buyer of Jim Snider place, comes in Saturday.

R. J. Smith Wallace Idaho John Eichstadt Colville Bert Duff Addy J. A. Edwards Ole Hoel Mr. Slingsby Maud Jean Gifford Spokane James Reed Chicago Catherine Cottman Ingleside Farm Roy Holford Adeline Joleen W. W. Bone Josie Hague Leonard Geer Christina Habura Mr. West Jim Snider

Notice of Special Election in Columbia Irrigation District

The Columbia Irrigation District Board of Directors announces a special election on Tuesday June 24 from 1 to 2 pm at the town hall. Voters decide if a special assessment of 1500 dollars will be levied to fund repairs on Syphon No. 1. Archer R. Squire, Secretary, attests.

Board of Directors Columbia Irrigation District Archer R. Squire

Morning visit and health notes from Church and Garrison Flats

Miss Blanche Morning of St. Marie Idaho visits sister Mrs J J Bidwell. Mrs A R Hall recovering from illness at her mother's Home Mrs James Chase returns to White Lake. Mrs Geo DeGreif and Mrs Thos McNicholas noted for health and travel. Rosa Ramser visits Spokane while Walter Ramser returns from Oregon. The column closes with a light anecdote about a child born on February 29.

Blanche Morning St. Maries Idaho J. J. Bidwell A. R. Hall James Chase White Lake Geo. DeGreif Thos. McNicholas Palouse DeLair Rosa Ramser Spokane Walter Ramser Oregon

The Psalm of Life and Other Humorous Sketches

A collection of comic snippets and verse pastiches featuring titles like The Psalm of Life and The Same Youth. Jokes about lovers mothers uniforms and army costumes appear alongside quips about marriage and war savings stamps offering light satire of social and wartime topics.

Novel phonograph gift for Maj. Grimbattle in France

Wife presents a phonograph record of her voice as a thoughtful memento while Maj. Grimbattle serves in France. He notes the device will only play for a limited time before it stops.

France Maj. Grimbattle

Advice for keeping chickens in the locality

Miss Miami Brown asks what to do to start keeping chickens and Mr Erastus Pinkley suggests practicing with a shotgun daily as the first step. The exchange reflects rural humor and local color in a storytelling style.

Dialogue Between Politician and Citizens Ends With Pause

A humorous exchange unfolds as Mrs Tellafew asks what a husband does for a living and a red headed constituent hints at eggs in a basket. Senator Sorghum considers if it is ammunition or a bribe while a joke about eloquence hinges on a full stop.

Heckle Mrs. Askalot Mrs. Tellafew Sorghum

The Worst Part In A College Wife Tie

Higby says marrying a college woman is tough because she knows how much he does not know. Rigby replies the hardest part is admitting how much he lacks. The exchange highlights witty views on knowledge and humility in marriage.

Higby Rigby

Witty sketches and banter from a comic page

A collection of humorous quotes and bits about Mary, society, doctors, suffragists, and everyday foibles. Exchanges feature a flirtatious couple, Uncle Bill, Senator Sorghum, and remarks on autos, alcohol, and women’s work. The tone is light and satirical with quick, punchy exchanges.

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