Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-28
THURSDAY, DFC. 2s, 1915

ia TINS week.
N. w. Washington, who now lives IN
Ephrata, spent the day here Tuesday.
Rev. Devin will preach New Years
sermon next Sunday evening.
Howard Davis hiss been assisting in the
post office during the Christmas rush.
Mr.. Howell is repairing his office in
preparation for long, cold winter.
Mrs Griswold took Christmas dinner
with the Boste family on the Paul ranch.
Misses Ella and Alice Blinn attended
the dance at Gregg's hall last Saturday
night.
Miss Margaret dwell ate Christmas
ter.
Steve Evans and family, of Hartline,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Evans
Christmas day.
Frank Jacobs returned Tuesday night
from few days visit with his parents at
Lewiston, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Stapleton motored
to Hartline Monday night to play for a
Christmas dance.
L. H. Nehls, manager of the Creamery,
left Saturday night for few days visit
at Spokane and Rosalie.
Mrs. Albert Dorsey, of Leahy, who has
been at the local hospital the past week
with pneumonia, is improving.
Miss Adela Bogart returned Sunday
night via Spokane, from Omak, where
she is teaching this winter.
Mrs. o. P. Devin received word last
Saturday of the death of her father,
aged 80 years at Hollywood, Miss.
FOUND-Gold ring Owner may have
same by calling at this office, paying for
this advertisement, and describing the
ring.
G. L. Clearwater, who works in the Of
flee of E. L. dwell, left for Spokane and
Wenatchee, where he will visit until the
first of the year.
DR.. and Mrs e. A. Richards left last
Saturday morning for Philadelphia, Pa,
where they will visit relatives until Janu-
airy 25th.
A party Of young people from here at
tended the dance at Ephrata Monday
night. They report very good time and
the roads not so bad as expected.
Geo. Logg and family, of Baird, left
here Tuesday night for Seattle to spend
few days with Mr.. Logg's parents in that
place.
Smith & Co. are improving their cor
ner store with lot of new shelving,
made necessary by the addition of the
E. T.. Pulliam stock.
Willard Triplett purchased lot 2 in
block Is, plat of Coulee City, this week
from Evert Mathis and expects to start
neat residence on it soon
Miss Irma Miley, of Spokane, is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. J. E. Gregg, this
week. Miss Miley attends the Holy
Names Academy at Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stapleton returned
from Spokane Sunday night, where they
had been to attend the wedding of their
sister, Lucy, and Mr.. E. P. Donnelly.
E. H. stradling was here today looking
after some road matters. A special
meeting was called at Walter & WASH
ipgton's Office to take up some special
work.
E. L. dwell motored down from ..Spo-
kane Sunday He reports very dis
agreeable trip on account of deep and
drifted snow in places.
Misses Elizabeth Roberts, Winnifred
Rhydderick and Waldo Roberts, all Of
Spokane, are visiting at the Parry home
this week. They will return to their
homes Saturday.
Smith & Co.'s corner store is putting
in some fine improvements in the line OF
new shelves which was made necessary
by the large stock transferred to their
store from E. L. Pulliam's.
Miss May Rose, who is taking the con :
servatory course in music at Whitworth
college. returned home the Goth and is
spending very pleasant time with her
parents and friends
Mrs. Cliff Cook was in Coulee City a
few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cook
are located in Spokane now, where Mr.
Cook is attending the Northwestern Bus
mess College.
A horse was brought to town Tuesday