Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-18

c. B. Neihart is building concrete
fence aronnd his residence.
VIM. stumpf, of Wilson Creek. was
a Coulee visitor Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Barnes has recovered
from a serious spell of illness.
j. R. Rrott, of Mansfield, was a
Coulee visitor several days this week.
c. A. Stapleton has purchased a
Ford runabout from d. w. Jones.
Thos. Parry and son George return
ed Monday from trip to Republic.
w. Simmons of Kansas City has taken
a position with the Royal Barber Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Jones made a
trip to Spokane the early part Of the
week.
Geo. Thornbrue is rejoicing over the
arrival OF a ten pound girl at his home
last Saturday.
Nicely furnished room in private family
TO gentlemen Board if desired. Inquire
at Dispatch Office.
F. w. Mccain and Ralph McCann
TT turned Monday from motor trip to
Wenatchee and Leavenworth,
Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Poore and Miss
Elsie Cook returned yesterday morning
ON three weeks camping trip at Lake
Chelan.
Send SO cents to THE BEAUTY SHOP,
Seattle, for sample jar of their cold
cream. After giving this trial you will
use no other.
Mrs. D. Brimble, accompanied by her
daughter Florence, returned Monday
from an extended trip to the Sound cities
and Eugene, Oregon.
The engine of A. R. Thompson's auto
mobile took fire while being cleaned the
early part of the week and was extil i
guished by being douched with a quantity
of flour.
E. L. dwell has let the contract for
new grain elevator with capacity of
10000 bushels. 1t will be completed IN
in so days and have handling capacity
of 200 bushels.
A defective flue in the home of E.
V. Tuttle caused fire damage Ct
about $25 last Sunday. Mr.. Tuttl
extinguished the flames without the
aid of the department.
b. w. Freed made merry with his
friends all day Monday and way into
the night, in fact, the town was hard
ly large enough to hold him. The
occasion of it all was a IL pound
baby girl at his home.
ID. w. Jones and daughter May
belle, went to Spokane last Sunday
and returned with two new Fords
for customers, one five-passenger and
one runabout. Miss Jones drove the
runabout from Spokane to Coulee
City.
The mystery of "What Happened to
Father will be revealed to you at the
Gregg theatre next Tuesday, the 22nd.
This picture was shown at the Hippo
drome theatre in Spokane and drew one
OF the largest crowds of any comic ever
shown in Spokane. This picture, featur-
ing Frank Daniels, is reles sed by V. L.
S. f. of Seattle.
The Mathis family connections had
reunion the early part of the week at
the home of s. H. Burton, two miles
north of Baird Besides the hosts the
families Of w. w. Mathis, w. j. Smith,
Archie Walker, Frank Mathis and Chas.
Edison were present. The guests included
all the family connections and numbered
forty four.
"CrookY," featuring Frank Daniels,
is one of the best five reel comics re-
leased by the V. L. s. E. of Seattle. We
know that you will enjoy this picture as
"Crooky" is in such great demand that
the management of the Gregg theatre had
to wait considerable time. for it. If you
wish an enjoyable evelting and good
laugh see "Crooky'' at THE Gregg thea
ire Friday, Aug. 25th, at $3.50 p. m.
The Gregg Theatre is more than fulfill
ing the expectations Of its management
and patrons. Since it opened several
weeks ago there has not been poor film
put on the screen, but Sc vera exception