Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-26

Wade Purcell went to Spokane for a
weeks vacation Monday morning.
G. A. Stapeton was in Spokane on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Ralph Mccain returned to Wenatchee
Tuesday where he is attending school.
Mrs. Elsie Hodgins was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Gregg last Sunday.
w. w. Gray, of Genessee. Idaho, was
here Monday visiting his niece, Mrs. A.
L. Tucker.
G. A. Stapleton and Late Poore were
Mansfield visitors last Friday and Satut-
day.
J. G. White, Democratic candidate for
commissioner Of the second district, was
Coulee City visitor Wednesday.
Teachers examination will be held at
Ephrata November 2, 3, 4, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Ira Evans, the Hartline veterinarian,
was in CouIee City Tuesday having his
Ford overhauled.
will pay cash for six young mules.
Geo. Baldwin, Lincoln Stock Farms
Co.. Coulee City, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ellefson are the
pound parents of a fine ten pound boy
which arrived Tuesday morning.
Get your supply of winter apples now
before the best grade are shipped.
]. H. Kazee, democratic candidate fer
sheriff, was looking over the situation in
Coulee City Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Brimble returned
to their home at Chewelah Saturday
after ten days visit with relatives here.
Fred Williams, who has been employ
ed in Fisk s barber shop for several
weeks will leave next Monday for Cali
fornia where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. w. j. Jones has been visiting in
Almlra with Mrs. Geo. R. Mcdonald,
whose baby died last Thursday and was
buried on Saturday, Oct. Dist.
Chas. Domerese was convicted by the
circuit court last week and is now free
on $4,000 bond his attorneys having
asked for another trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Rice, of Mold
took dinner with Mrs. Emma Cook last
Monday evening and attended the Dem
ocratic speaking at Gregg's Hall.
Mr. Chas. Southwell, formerly Of
the st. Andrews country, arrived here
Friday night from Idaho where he is
now located.
E. L. Davis, agent for the famous
Buick automobile, sold two light SKIES
this week. One car goes to Evert Rice,
of Mold, and the other to Ted Pellet, of
Mt. View.
Bert G, Snyder state inspector OF
weights and measures, with the local in
apector, was in the city this week MAX
an inspection of the weights and
measures and automobile numbers.
The Tequepa farm is packing apples
by the carload for shipment and those
desiring the best grades Of apples would
do well to leave or mail their orders at
once to A. L. Tucker, Coulee City, Wn.
Mr. Fred Hobson, who has been en-
played on the d ,. S. Evans ranch the
past summer, left for his home in In
dependence, Kansas, Tuesday morn
ing.
There will be dance in Gregg's Hall
on Saturday, October 2Sth. 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.
During the packing season there will
be quantities OF apples for sale in bulk
at the packing house at prices ranging
from IS cents per box up-purchaser to
furnish boxes or sacks.
STRAYED-Jersey COW, Y shaped
scar on right side over ribs. When
last seen had on halter and part of
halter chain. Reward for information
of whereabouts. Address e. Clausen,
Maritime, Wash.
Mrs. w. E. Jones is expected home
this week from Spokane where she has
been with her daughter, Mabel, who
underwent an operation for appendicitis
in the early part of September and has
been confined to the hospital ever since.
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