Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30

If you are in the market for some good
cows be sure to attend Hampton's sale
Dec. 9th, south of Stratford.
e. L. Davis sold a vele Six to J. B.
Peterson of the Coulee State Bank the
early part Of the week.
Coulee City schools are closed this
week on account Of the teachers in
stitute and Thanksgiving holidays.
Geo. Hartman, of Mold. leaves to-
night for the Sound where he will
visit for several weeks this winter.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
New 4-room modern house. lots
north end. Inquire Of Parry & WEIGH.
Russell Peterson. employed by the
N. P. Ry. left last week for Warren,
Mimi, where he will visit with his
father.
Your friends can buy anything you
can give them except your photograph.
Chappell. the Photographer, Coulee
City. Wash.
Ladies Of the Westminster guild will
give their annual bazaar of fancy articles
and dinner at Box's hall, Thursday,
Dec. Z, from 2:3O to 7:3O.
John N. Jones and John Tollifson
went to Seattle Monday night for the
winter. They expect to return to
coulee City in the spring.
Principal Cubbage, Prof. Hodge,
Prof. Davis. and the grade teachers
of the Coulee City schools attended
the teachers institute in Ephrata.
Mike Rice. from near Bright,
brought in hog Tuesday to the City
Meat Market that weighed 426 pounds
dressed.
Ralph Mccain arrived home from
Wenatchee this morning to spend the
week end. He will visit bis grandpar-
ents at Hartline Friday.
Mrs. L. ]. Whitney returned to spo-
kane Monday morning after a weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Memo Rose. Sr.
Mrs. p. w. Mccain is in maritime
with her mother. Mrs. Higginbotham,
who is seriously i'll, although her
early recovery 1s hoped for.
Mira. N. w. Washington left Mon
day for the Hartline country to spend
thanksgiving with relatives. Mr.. Wash
ington joined the party Thursday.
Prof. Winter F. Cooper, Blind Phrenol-
ogist, will lecture in Coulee City Monday,
December 4th, at 8 p. m, : A collection
will be taken and no charge will be made
for admission.
If you are wanting good young mares
or some of the best mules in the country
it will pay you to attend A. o. Hamp-
toms sale, Dec. the 9Th, 4miles south Of
Stratford.
FOUND-A pig, near Coulee City.
Owner may get information as to where
same may be recovered by calling at this
Office, describing the pig and paying for
this advertisement.
Mrs. q. L. Downward has traded her
homestead east Of Mold TOR a mod
ern bungalow in Spokane. She ex-
poets to make that her home after
about March first.
The Baird Quartette, composed of
Dave Davis. Chris Buob, Frank Mum
dinger and Homer Harris, went to
Ephrata to help out with the music
for the teachers institute.
Messrs. L. H. Nehls, manager Of the
Coulee City Creamery. and David
Lewis. OF the Coulee City Meat Market,
motored over to Okanogan and Omak
and returned Sunday.
Roy Carpenter, of Bright, visited. in
Coulee City Tuesday. Mr.. Carpen ter
says that he is more at home in Cou-
lee City than at any other place on
this terrestrial sphere.
Sam Watkins ran his Dodge into a
hitch south OF winnings Monday, after
much effort and sympathy from r. L.
Davis and Joe Swank, he; managed
to extricate his machine.
VIM. Bailey, Of Spokane, agent for
the Engar Motor Car Co., was a Cou-
lee visitor Tuesday. He reports that
he will establish an agency for their
high grade machines here in the near
future.