Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-16

days with friends at Wilbur.
FOR SALE-Header and Binder for
song. M. Dwinell, Wilbur, Wash.
Mr.. Woody Rhodes returned Wednes-
day from several weeks stay in Nespe-
lem.
Mr.. Frank Jacobs returned Wednesday
NIGHT from a months visit to his home
in Lewiston, Idaho.
VIM. Martin, manager of the Paul es-
tate, went to Spokane Friday morning on
business trip.
John Whitney and S. S. Edgemon pur-
chased Ford cars from the local agency
OF Smith & Jones this week.
The Haines- Wilbur Stock Co. have
been playing to crowded houses all this
= week with great success.
ID. w. Jones, Clyde Gilbert, Thos.
Parry and Rev. O. P. Devin made visit
to the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. r. D. McGath returned Tuesday
from several days visit with Mrs. ).
w. Buob, in the Baird country.
Mr.. Cheney, inspector for the Insur-
ance Underwriters Assn. was Ill this city
this week inspecting electrical wiring.
What have you to trade for two
unincumbered connecting lots in
Coulee City. Address Lock Box lOl,
Mansfield Wash 3sadv
w. P. Romans, travelling representa-
tive of the Spokane Chamber OF Com
merce spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Coulee.
For Sale: Is foot Harrington Gas
Harvester. Cut 1900 acres. Thoro-
ughly REBUILT Terms. r.. B. Web
ster Govan. Wash. ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Mathis returned
from Everett last Sunday where they
have been attending the Grand Lodge
OF the / O. O. f.
Max Garrad returned the first Of this
week from Los Angeles, Cal, where he
has been attending the University OF
Southern California.
Misses Beatrice and Helen Lemley Went
to Reardan Wednesday to celebrate Mule
day there. They will remain there for
several days visiting friends.
Miss Lucille Stapleton went to Spokane
Wednesday morning to complete her
Gcourse in stenography at the Northwes-
IN Business College.
John n Jones, a Seattle contractor
started the erection OF large up-to-date
residence for E. L. dwell on his ranch
three miles north here this week.
WANTED-Thirty or forty head Of
horses TO pasture. Good bunch grass anu
rye Plenty OF water. $l.00 per head
Call A. D. Gross, st. Andrews, or j. A.
Gross, Leahy.
Rev. and Mrs. Devin left for Pullman,
WASH, by auto, Thursday, where they
expect to do post graduate work in the
Social Service department Of tie College.
LIE COuISC Will De lIOllI III W
Z.
Dutsche the painter, went to the
county seat this week to do some paint
ing and kalsomining for MIR. Gee, the
surveyor He still claims that there is
$4,000 &c man-Anericans in the
United States.
The many friends of DR.. A. R. Eben-
reitcr will be pleased to know that he is
improving at his home in Spokane after
several weeks of sickness. DIR. Ebenreit-
er's poor health explains why he did moi
make bis usual professional visit to Cou-
lee City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cramet arrived
here Wednesday night from College
Place, Wash, where they were married
short time ago. The bride was Miss
Coda Shropshire who formerly worked
here in the Office OF the dwell Gram Co..
The young couple were treated to show
er of rice upon their arrival here.
The Coulee City Baseball team sur
prised themselves last Saturday and Sun
day by winning two game straight, the
first from the st. Andrews team and the
second from the Hartline team Sunday.
Five OF the regular players not being alb e
to go. Capt. Mike took bunch OF town
boys to st. Andrews Saturday afternoon
and surprised himself by winning the
game with score of IL to g. 1t was the
general opinion after the game of the
previous Sunday with Hartline, with a
= Ncore of ten to two, not in our favor, that
we would again lose last Sunday, but the
boys went into the game with a determi-
nation to raise their record and won with