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Newspaper
Penticton Press
Location
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
2
The Penticton Press lists weekly publication in Penticton British Columbia. Rates include transient ads one inch with 50 cents per extra insertion 25 cents per additional insertion. Lodge notices professional cards land and timber notices legal advertising and local reading notices with per line charges. Contract ads priced by space with Tuesday deadline for next issue.
New church members were welcomed at the Methodist service in Peachland with several on probation. A missionary evening at the Presbyterian Church featured Rev. Hood and Rev. Jones, with solos by Mr. Hicks and Mrs. Mitchell. A drowning death near J. J. Stubbs’ residence prompted a search and funeral service for the child.
FE R Bailey relocates the post office to the north side of Bernard Avenue. The move affects local routing and may improve access for nearby residents and businesses.
Mrs G A Clark returns home from lothie weeks at Okanagan Falls. James Ford and wife of Vancouver visit to spend summer with brother Alex Ford of Springbrook Farm. Frequent refreshing showers. Mrs D J Innis of Keremeos visits Green Mountain. Wm Hedges returns from Grand Forks. Postmaster reports Green Mountain P O will be renamed Allen Grove after June 1. Miss Edith Farleigh visits Hazel F Allen.
Bonnycastle Dale contributes a timely May article on the American Navy from the Bremer ton Navy Yard with fine battleship pictures for The Magazine. Fiction includes The Widow of Baalbek and The Second Claim among others. Winston Churchill is featured in Men I Have Met. Vancouver’s North Arm playground and Portland's Rose Carnival are covered. June will be a Home-seekers Number.
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