Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-14

Roy McGath was in Spokane MONDAY
and Tuesday on business.
Miss Syble Merwin left Wednesday
morning for Waterville.
N. w. Washington made business
trip to Waterville Tuesday.
Miss Wiley, sister of Delbert Wiley.
is making visit in Coulee City.
Mr.. S. D. Catlow, CT Ephrata, also an
nounces himself as candidate for
sheriff
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Stapleton are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stapleton
this week.
The regular Saturday night dance was
discontinued this week on account of the
revival meetings.
Mrs. David Brimble returned Thurs
day night from Mansfield where she had
been since last Sunday.
Work started on the new Office build
ing of the Wright Bros. Lumber Co. 1t
is to be of stone.
Mrs. R. D. McGath left Thursday
night for the coast where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Thrre car load of hogs were loaded at
Coulee City Tuesday morning consigned
to Stanton & Co., Spokane.
J. G. Riddle, travelling salesman for
the Union Oil Co., OF Seattle, spent sew
eral days here this week on business.
Mr.. B. H. Miles of Coulee City was
married to Miss Beulah Mcdonald of
Spokane, at Ceur d Alane last Monday.
H. D. and Vern Brimble left here this
morning for Chewelah to spend the sum-
mer with their brother, Herbert Brimble.
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LIGHT
FORD light motor truck 40 H. P.
See F. H. Fisk, Jeweler, Coulee City.
Mis- Lucille Stapleton, who is attending
the Northwestern Business College in
Spokane, spent Sunday in Coulee City.
Rev. John NJ Thompson, of Quincy,
former pastor OF the Presbyterian church
of this city, was here Thursday and Fri
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Stansell, Miss
Bishop and O. B. Miller returned We'll
nesday from several days camping trip
to Chelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Barnes returned
last Saturday night from Hartlin where
they have been attending the holiness
camp meetings.
Mrs F. w. Mccain and her mother,
Mrs. Higginbotham, of Hartline, left
Saturday morning for three weeks visit
with Mrs. McCann's sister at Chewelah.
1 A car load OF household goods con-
signed to Mrs. Eunice Austin was un-
loaded at Coulee City Thursday. Mrs.
Austin has been in Creston for several
months.
Rev. o. P. Devin and Mis-. Devin re-
tnrned last Saturday from Pullman,
where they took a postgraduate course in
the social service department of the State
College.
On account OF the revival meetings be-
ing held by the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church there will be no services at the
Coulee Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing. Sunday-school at the usual hour.
DR.. L. j. Harkins, of Wilson Greek,
hoe oGH l,,;1
ing, where any needing dental work will
be taken care of. He will be here until
the 18th, and will make regular stated
visits to Coulee City.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mccain, parents
of F. w. Mccain, celebrated their gold
en- wedding on June %, at Buffalo, Wyo
They were given reception and a num-
Der of presents, by their friends Of shat
place.
The revival meetings being held by
Evangelist j. Q. Redding under auspices
OF the Emmanuel Presbyterian church
have been changed from the church to
the tent on upper Main st. They will
continue through next week.
A fire in the home of N. w. Washing
ton called out the Coulee City fire de-
partment about noon last Sunday. Con-
siderable damage was done to the build
ing and kitchen furniture. The fire was
caused by an oil cook stove.
F. H. Fisk has purchased the barber
outfit formerly used by Roy Raymond
and moved it to his shop in the Kane
building. Mr.. Fisk intends installing