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Newspaper
Penticton Press
Location
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
4
A literary column quotes Chateaubriand on a moonlit forest and Niagara’s roar describing a tranquil North American night. The prose contrasts European nights with wild American scenery and contemplates solitude before the presence of God.
A sacred concert by the Orchestra was held March 31 in Raymer's Hall with Mrs. Mitchell of Penticton and local singers. The Canora Debating Club hosted Kelowna Young People's Society March 30 to debate Oriental exclusion from British Columbia, with the negative winning. The Kelowna Hospital opened April 1 with speakers including Price Ellison, M P, Vernon. Kelowna public school board appointed Mr. Brown as principal.
Fragmentary note states Mesip has resigned and mentions Mr and Mrs W Mawhinney and family leaving March 31 for the coast. It hints at partnership talks with a 39 W E Welby amid vague references to driving plowing or farming tasks.
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