Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-21
THURSDAY, DFC. FL, 1915
Rev. Jas. Howell went to Spokane
yesterday morning.
For Water Service apply to Box ~.


yesterday morning.
For Water Service apply to Box ~.
DAN PAUL ESTATE.
VIM. Gilley spent last week in Seattle
purchasing machinery for the new garage.
Miss Ruby Bulle, of Wenatchee. has
accepted position in the local telephone
Office.
Irwin Jones will be home on the
Cornell today to spend the Christmas
vacation.
Geo. Hartman, of Mold, returned yes
terday morning from several weeks
visit on the Sound.
The firm of Box & Noe sold half
section of land in the Baird country to
Orville Warner this week.
w. L. Box received word last Sunday
of the sudden death of his mother at
Belmond, Iowa.
Mickey Mccain will be here Saturday
morning to spend weeks vacation at
home.
Herschell Wanting moved into the
house recently vacated by N. w. WASH
ington last Tuesday.
Sam Buob left yesterday morning on
an extended trip to Missouri and other
points east.
Ralph Gregg arrived in Coulee City
last Saturday morning to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Helen Lemley, student at the
University of Washington, arrived home
last Saturday for the Xmas vacation.
Owing to repairs going on in Gregg
Hall there was no performance at the
Gregg Theatre last Tuesday night.
Jasper Burton, of Baird left Tuesday
for Spokane and Colbert. 1t is rumored
that there may be Two, when he returns.
Messrs Jack Ray and John Howell are
expected home tonight from Pullman and
Whitworth respectively for a ten days
vacation.
Geo. Parry is expected home from
Fairbault, Mimi, where he is attending
the Sh attuck school, tomorrow, to spend
the holidays.
Tomorrow night at $50 the Gregg
Theatre will be shown "Gold and the
Woman" by Theda Bara, the famous
vampire woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cross stopped over
in Coulee City Friday night on their way
home from Farmers Union meeting in
Spokane.
The new garage erected by Gilley &
Son is now complete and the machinery
is being installed. 1t will soon be open
for business.
DR.. L. j. Harkins returned Tuesday
night from Spokane, where he had been
to see Mrs. Harkins off on a visit to her
folks in Philadelphia.
Rev. Dolph, of Everett, who has been
holding revival meetings at Highland,
passed through Coulee Yesterday on his
way home for the holidays.
Mr.. q. H. Embury, of Waterville,
arrived In Couee City last week to take
charge of the business of the Standard
Oil Co. here, in place of G. A. Stapleton,
who has resigned.
The Mems Shop and Smith & Co.
have very attractive Christmas displays
consisting of Christmas trees and fine
assortment of holiday goods and novel
ties.
FOUND-One chestnut sorrell mare,
will weigh about 1000 pounds and bay
colt coming two years old. Inquire of L.
V. Warner, three miles due north OF
Baird.
F. H. Fisk made flying trip to Spo-
kane last Friday to lay in his Xmas
stock OF watches, chains, diamons, cut
glass etc. He has an excellent line of
jewelry now in stock.
@. A. Stapeton purchased the stock of
goods owned by E. L. Pulliam this week
and will sell the hardware, shoes and
notions at public auction, starting at
one o'clock today. The grocery stock
has already been disposed of to Smith
& Co. and F. w. Mccain.
Geo. w. Clous, optician, will again
visit Coulee City Friday, Dec. 22nd and
will be found at the Hotel Coulee. He
will examine your eyes without charge
and fix them to your perfect satisfac-