Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-01

Bolt. Of Adrian, also comes out for
the same position.
= The Hewitt Entertainers gave a very
creditable performance at Gregg hall last
night. If you went last night you will
&c again tonight. If you did not, you
will miss treat by failing to 90 tonight.
Contractor Crawford has started laying
q cement sidewalk in front OF E. L. Davis
& Co. The Dispatch is hoping that the
good work will continue on to the gar
age.
Spokane at last has large up-to-date
popular priced Cafeteria. Good coffee,
thoroughly cooked meats, bread, pies,
can't be better. The latest way of serv-
ing: see what you want-then order.
When you come to the Fair, don't forget
the TRAY TAVERN, next door to Pan
tages Theatre.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Washington State Fair
to be held at Norh Yakima, Septem-
Der 1923. 1t promises to be the
biggest thing Of it's kind pulled off in
the state.
Perhaps the women would take more
kindly to the coatless campaign the
superheated New York and iPittsburg
men are trying to wage if the gentle
men would wear fringe of fur on the
cuffs.
P. ]. Wick is making fine progress
with his threshing rig in the Hartline
country. He reports that they are
making an average of 400 sacks per
day, the wheat being of very su-
perior qualify.
Herbert Barber came IN from the
Stoner ranch, last week where he has
been harvesting. with a very severe
case of wheat poison. There are sew
eral cases of this disease in the coun-
try at present.
The ladies of the Coulee Presbyter-
ian church have decided to hold an
other lawn party at the home of Mrs.
Thos. Parry. The success of the one
held last week was so profound that
the parties seem to fill a long felt
want these warm evenings. Go to-
night and enjoy the music and ice
cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mccain and
family motored to Waterville Satur-
day afternoon, taking Miss Friel
home. Sunday morning they went to
Entiat valley to visit Mr.. James Day
and family, an uncle of Mr. McCann's.
They report nice trip, returning
home Tuesday noon.
LOST-Three horses; one sorrell
gelding,! Is years old, bald face; one
black mare, coming three years old !;
one dark bay yearling colt. These
horses strayed from home over two
weeks ago. A liberal reward will be
paid for information leading to their
recovery. Call or write Alex. Nor
zoroff, miles east and miles south
of Mansfield, Wash.
The Elks' Quartette who accom-
panied Senator George Turner in his
campaign of the state. stopped in
Coulee over Sunday. They rendered
very pleasing musical program, in
connection with the famous church
choir. in the church, last Sunday eve
ming. There were about $50 people
in attendance. Messrs. Geo. w. M
Chant, ". "a. Krantz, Will Clark, Chas
Eaton made up the quartette. They
left very pleasing memories behind
them in Coulee.
Coulee City enjoyed rare treat in
the visit of Judge Turner and party
last Monday morning The Elks'
Quartette, which is accompanying
him on his campaign tour, was a de-
cided attraction, rendering several
musical numbers in an affective man
ner. Judge Turner did not make a
campaign talk of the usual kind, not
once referring to himself or the Of
flee he is seeking, but contented him
self with talk on the good that has
been accomplished by the Wilson ad-
ministration. He was followed with
a speech by Edgar C. Snyder, former
state progressive chairman. Mr.
Snyder gave some very cogent rea-