Enderby District Notes Builders, Births, and Village Happenings
Enderby reports new pool table in Mr. Lemke's butcher shop, a large warehouse near the Rogers Lumber Co. office, and a handsome residence near Fred Stevens. A daughter blessed Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blanchard. Calendars and Christmas flowers are distributed by merchants and the Vernon florist. Miss Beattie returns from Kamloops for holidays. Mayor Bell presides at BC Municipalities. John Simpson leaves for Washington. Postmaster Harvey reports a Christmas rush. H. Byrnes plans a three week break. Roberts Gillard Company performs three nights of shows. Battye the Vernon tuner thanks clients as he leaves Magen-Risch Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thios
Lemke
Fred. Stevens
R. “Rogers
J. Henry's Vang
Kenneth. Stricks
Bailey
Enon
Curling Club
Dr. Keith
Hancock
Taylor
Bell
Scott
Evans
Murphy
Reeves
Matthews
Phall
Miss Smith
Victoria
John Simpson
Washington
D.C
Grand Forks
B. C
Harvey
Enderby
H. Byrnes
New York
Ontario
Byrnes
Roberts- Gillard Company
Pame
Arthur - “Battye
Vernon
Wishow
Magen-Risch
Piano-Co
Spallumcheen Farmers Institute Annual Meeting Notice
The General Annual Meeting of the Spallumcheen Farmers Institute will be held in the old I.O.F. hall in Armstrong on Wednesday January 5 1910 at 2 o’clock p m to receive the President’s report and the financial statement. Election of Officers for 1910. W P Horsley president John B Bird secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spallumcheen Farmer's Institute
I.O.F. Hall
Armstrong
W. P. Horsley
John B. Bird
Poultrymen Meeting Discusses Show Conditions and Finances
Secretary Lanaway chaired the meeting with Lanaway Waddell Pound and others. President Colier urged leaving special prizes open to attract outsiders and scheduling the show for November or January for better bird condition. The December 18 report showed satisfactory finances but a small deficit due to higher show costs and low gate receipts. a plan to pay all outstanding accounts and balance with local exhibitors was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Sloan Whder
H.W. Keith
P.lanaway
Enderby Apple Exhibit Satisfactorily Endorsed
Mr Geo R Lawes organized a 30 box Enderby apple exhibit titled B 2 Oe, to be shown in November 1909. Letter to donors thanks them for patronage and notes a report from Mr Scott about the Deputy Minister of Agriculture returning mid January. Acknowledges Victoria Hospital donation for furnishings and updates Vernon Jubilee Hospital buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.r. Lawes
Scott
Victoria
Vernon Jubilee Hospital
Christmas Spirit and the Call to Kindness for All
The piece urges unity in the spirit of Christmas, defining its meaning as universal kindness. It emphasizes giving beyond material gifts, offering friendship, encouragement, and support, and criticizes delaying kindness until after death. It urges living with heart and soul, sharing warmth now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hristmas
Christian D. Larson
Provincial bursaries on outlaws bounty list issued by Vernon agent
Government Agent Norris of Vernon British Columbia explains bounty payments for outlaws and birds of prey. Bounties: Big horned Owls two dollars, Golden Eagles three, Coyotes three, Wolves fifteen, Panthers fifteen. Skin must be presented with ear notch or pelt destroyed. Big horned Owls entire. Golden Eagles legs sent to Provincial Game Warden Bryan Williams in Vancouver for certificate and payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Roseman
Norris
Vernon
B.C
Enderby
Justice of the Peace
Bryan
Williams
Vancouver
L, Norris
Mrs Waddell Dominates Winter Poultry Show With Prizes
Mrs F C Waddell entries at the Winter Poultry Show totaled 31 not 40 as previously stated. She captured 10 first prizes 8 second prizes and ten special prizes including four cups. Also notes the Odd Fellows ball New Year’s Eve at the K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Waddell
K. of P. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enderby and
OF Poultrymen
Lanaway
Ghipilion
Robt
Philip Baptiste
Mabel Lake
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