Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-19

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Mrs. Thompson, sister of Mrs. F. ID.
Fisk, is visiting in Coulee City.
Mr.. Ollie Ellefson is registered at
the Halliday hotel, Spokane, this
week.
Mrs Elsie Morris, of Seattle, formerly
of Alaska, is visiting her sister-in-laW,
Mrs Hodgins.
G. 7. Sanders, Democratic candidate
for reelection as County Auditor, was
Coulee City visitor today.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Barnes Friday afternoon at 3 p. m.
All ladies are cordially invited.
]. H. Miller, of Spokane, made a
professional visit to Coulee City, the
early part of the week.
F. w. Mccain was visitor at
Ephrata Monday, having been sum-
moned for jury service.
Ralph Mccain is home from Wena-
tchee where he is attendin high school.
Mickey has the appearance of being in
very good health.
S. Dixon, of Spokane, will open first
class clothing, furnishing goods and shoe
store in the Adj Air building, just north
of the restaurant, Nov. l. He will carry
a line of jewelry, watches and diamonds.
There will be a dance in Gregg's Hall
on Saturday, October 28th. The hall is
open under new management and good
time is anticipated for the 2Sth. A good
four piece orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion.
DR.. L. j. Harkins, dentist, has return
ed to his practice in Coulee City after
enjoying ten days hunting trip. Per-
sons needing dental work would do we'll
to call on him at his Office, one door east
of the post Office.
DR.. Davidson, the old reliable OPP
tician from Spokane, will be in Cou-
lee City, Oct. 27-2S, at the Hotel Cou-
lee. He will examine your eyes or
those of your children free of charge.
He will not recommend the use OF
glasses unless they are absolutely
necessary. Do not fail to see him.
Miss Elizabeth Jones was given
dinner party at her parents residence
last Saturday, the occasion being the
sixteenth anniversary of her birth,
on the sixteenth of October, nineteen
hundred and sixteen. Among those
present were: Misses Lila Parry,
Gertrude Gilley, Margaret Davis, FL
sic Lindert and Mabel Jones.
Next Monday night there will be
grand Democratic rally at Gregg Hall.
Hon. j. ". Faulkner, candidate for
Joint senator, and Hon. John w. Hanua
will be the principal speakers. All the
county candidates have been invited and
number of them have signified their
intention of being present. Everyone
is invited to come and hear the discussion
of the issues that are now before the
public.
The management of the Gregg Theatre
has withdrawn the play, ''The Escape"
billed for Saturday, Oct. 81, on account
of reports Of the extreme candor OF the
piece and substituted in its place, "The
Suspect This play is heralded as one
of the master pieces OF flmdom, featuring
Anita Stewart 1t is with sincere, regret
that the manager must disappoint those
who have expressed desire to see ''The
Escape, but it is his Intention. at all
times to present to the show-goi,>g public
bill that is above reproach or criticism.
Friday night "'The Galloper'' will ,,be
shown. 1t is laugh producer of the
first water.
The Grant County Sunday-school
convention which met at Quincy last
Monday and Tuesday was very profit
able and enjoyable occasion for all who
attended. Mrs. d. S. Evans, of Coulee
City, was reelected president The fol-
lowing persons represented Coulee City
in the convention: Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Jones, Mrs Dora Russell, Mrs. John
Tucker, Mrs. d. D. Ray, Rev. Jas.
Howell, Rev. and Mrs. Devin, Mrs. D.
S. Evans. Coulee City had the largest
representation of any school outside OF
Quincy at the convention. 1t with
Wilson Creek was the only 20 point
school in the county.
T. b. Jenkins, of 1Iartline, was in
Coulee City Monday meeting old ac..
quaintances and forming new ones,
and electioneering in behalf of his