. . ‘Constable Enyleshaw paid. an
official visit to. Remo on Sanday..
Fred Foust, Sf Usk. was m yiai-
tor in town “ the end of the
week,

> Mrs, D. O'Donnell, who has
been residing at Terrace. for the
«past faw. ‘months, bas returned
to her home in Kwinitaa, -

.. Miss Malott and Miss Andrews

of the Kitsumpallum achoo! staif,
attanded the teachers convention
. 4n Burns Lake last Friday, and.
having previously taught achool).
in that: neighborhood, they ree
newed manv friendships while
there, _

The Anglican W. A. met at tthe
‘home of Mrs, -W. C. Sparkes or
’ ‘Thuraday to make preparations
‘for the forthcoming bazaar.

- Mrvand Mra. J, Nott arrived
‘from Prince Rupert last week
and received the congratulations
of many friends: Mr Nutt. is
weil, known in ‘Terrace, having.
Leen connected with. the Forest
Branch: in the Kalum Lake dis-
trict, . He is tow a member of
the provincial: police in’ Prince

~ Rupert.

C. W. Harrison, chief tnapector
of fisheries, accompanied by C.
Hearn, superintendent at Lakelae
Hatchery, arrived from the south

- ov y evening last with a
shipment of ten milllonm sockeye
egae from the Fraser River
hatehery at Pemberton. These
egqu were taken next day to the
Takelse Hatchery.

D, K. Northoven, of Smithers,
was 8 visitor In town, going. in
to Kalum Lake at the end of the

Miss Etanda Marsh, of Prince
Rapert, spent Thankegiving bere
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
. J. Marsh. -

Miss M.. Dobb, of - the. ‘focal

achool,_. aweRent,, the; holiday
on a visit to her parenta i in Prine
Rupert. -

C.-W.. Parker, of: Lakelse, has

: been spending a _tew days in
town, ;

- My, and Mrs, T.‘E. Brooka left

on Saturday evening to apend a

. holiday ia Vancouver and other.

points, taking the triangle route.

‘A large congregation attended
the Thanksgiving service in the
Anglican Church .on Sunday.
The interior: of-the church was
tastefully decorated with foliaze, .
frolt and flowers. The sermon
- of Rev. T,.J. Marsh’ was very
appropriate and the special music
was heartily rendered. -

Mra. John ‘Grant, who, with
her children, left’ Terraca last
week to seek tidings of her hus-
band in Stewart, where he was
last seen on October 12, returned

ia jon Weduesday. ;- Mp. Grant's dis-

police gre still actively investi
gating, but fears are entertained
that the missing man has been
drowned,

Mr, and Mra, W. Burnett
entertained at four tablea of
bridge on Wednesday, the 4th,

when prizes were won by Mra.
Geo. Dover and J. K. Froat.

_Mra: L. B. Kenney entertained

at a delightful tea on Friday
afternoon last in honor of her
mother. Mra, Smith, of Vancou-
ver. During the social time en-
joyed’ by the ladies,.Mra. D. D.
Munro'sang and Miss Kerr gave
a number of violin selections,
- Mra. W. Kirkpatrick entertain-
ed the Ladies’ Guild of the Unit-
ed Church on Thuraday of last
week.

. The Wilting - Workers’ Club
was entertained last Friday after-
noon last, when a pleasant social
time was enjoyed. The regular
meetings have been dispensed
With until anothar leader ja found
for the pitts, -

“Mrs. ‘Amesbury left on Tours
day for England to spend a year
with her parents, She went by
way of Vancouver, where she
will visit a week with friends.

H, L, Frank ja in Victoria
attending the Farmers’ Institutes
Advisory Board ‘meeting as the
-mamber for District B.

 Rey,’De. Grant) ‘passed thronah.
Terrace. on Friday, accompanied

‘| by bis family, on hia way to Fort

William.. A- large number of
Terrace friends ‘gathered ‘at the
-|station to wish him auceess in
his new’ field.. Dr. and Mra.
Grant were accompanied as far
as Edmonton by their daughter,
Mra. i. A. Harlow of Prince B Ru-
pert...

A. H. Edwards, of Usk, was &
week-end visitor in ‘town.

‘Mr, and - Mra. Downing and
family have taken up their resi-
dence in the Ed. Eby house lately

OF me

daughter.

R..L. MeIntosh, of Prince Ru-
pert, arrived in Terrace on Tues-
day to look after hia interests on
hia ranch, and to closq up his
summer home, “The Crosswavs,’”
for the winter. .

vacated by Mra. Kennedy and ;

“Mra... G. Skinner, ‘of ‘Copper
City, visited. her mother, Mrs. ae

LF, A. Green, last week, | .
Mr. and- Mra. W. Lasson, who a
have’. -Gpent ‘the’ summer at the a .
Black: Wolf. mining olsima, -at|]°. = -
Kalum Lake, left, 0 Saturday me

fir Beattle.

weeks,
. Rav. T. J. Mareh viaited Paci-

aservyice in each place.

Mra. 0. T Sundal was hostess
toa number of friends on Tues-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs.

Another change has been made
in the post-office staff, Filoyd
Frank succeeding T. Halliwell,

late of Serrace, received news an
Tuesday of the death of his bro-

Stewart.

- A mesting will be held in the
Knox United Church on Sunday
evening'at which special.music
will be rendered. ‘Everybody
cordially invited to ‘attend,
congregational meeting will fol-
low the service, and it is-extreme-
ly desirous that all adherenta of
the congregation. ‘make a special
éffort to ba present, as important
business wii} be diecussed. . 40

Veterans Held Service

Tha Armistice anniversary. was
fittingly observed in Terrace.on
Monday last, The ceremonies
opened with a service in the

IG.W.YV.A, Hall at llam., when

Rev. T, J. Marsh spoke feclingly
of the sacrifices that had been
made by our soldiers and. the
honor due their memory, After

Vided"to tonvéy" the | me smbers of
the G.W.V.A. and their friends
to the cemeterv, where wreatha
were placed on the gravea of
deceased veterans, following a
service: by .Rev, J.-H. Young.
J. K.. Frost recited ‘In Flandera
Fields,"’ anda touching address
was given by Mr. Barnes, who
was present at the burial of the
first Canadian . officer - killed in
France, The ‘‘Last Post" was
then sounded by S. Kirkaldy, a
former member of the lat Cana-
dian Pioneer Battalion,

‘Home Was Burned _
The home of W. R. Charter at
Terrace, was burned to the ground

on Monday night,-and ita cons
tents are a complete logs, Re-

fie and Usk Jast week, holding |——

‘Albert Bedore, of Remo, and|$

ther ina mining accident at}}- _

are

the serviée alti obilus were 2, PFO |H

turning home after attending the.
. |masquérade. ball, the owner atart-

, ag i. a

appearance atill remains a deep | Rough Lambe... .siees cu

mystery. It fs known that he} J. D, George, of Boise, ldaho, SUDMAP oni erro aseseeseraeaes

Secured work in Stewart, that he! visited the Hopper-Davis mineat |]: Slred Lomber 3,060.5; ves ot

rented a home. there and. put in| Kalom Lake lest week, “Return-|t' «Finished Material ... seaene a 65.00. 7 oe
fuel while awaiting the arrival|ing to town | on Thursday, He ran Shingles. . bee ebes from $2.50 to $5,00 | per 2: .

of his family, and that he was’ accompan: v Governor Days, . Prices oe

last seen in the company of a man|Mr. Weller. and. J. Hoar, whol . - : nina ten re
named Wood, who has been|laft on Saturday for Seattle, Mr, Orters filed at abort notica, ‘MIN running continsoudy

traced ap far as Seattle. The|Hoar will return in bout. two

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