Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-09

Kane.
1t is currently reported that Mr. Noe
will bring home bride when he returns
from Spokane
Dr.. and Mrs L. J. Harkins left last
Tuesday morning for weeks visit In
Spokane.
Miss Agnes Wardrobe, of Genessee,
Idaho, visited her sister, Mrs. A. l..
Tucker a few days this week.
John Howell arrived home Saturday
night from Spokane to VOTE He returned
Wednesday morning.
Miss Gwendolyn Twining Leaves for
Portland tonight for months visit
with the r. w. Phillips family.
Mrs. Thomas Parry accompanied her
dau liter, Mrs. Healey Brimble to
Spokane Thursday morning.
Mrs. Healey Brimble left Thursday
morning for Montana where they have
taken up homestead.
Richard Altman had the misfortune to
lose lllOTOuSllUIeu ColG idSG SuluoJ
night through distemper.
VIM. Cook returned from the Palouse
country Tuesday night where he has
been visiting his daughter for few
days.
The Ladies Guild of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church will give bake
sale at Smith & Co. IS store Saturday
afternoon. Nov. 18th at 2 o'clock
The Hotel and Brewery Initiatives were
showed under by enormous majorities.
The people seem to have had all they
want of the brewers and their troubles.
F. w. Mccain has been asked to act
as Judge of a debate to be held between
the Waterville aud Wenatchee High
Schools Friday night. Mr.. Mccain will
leave for Wenatchee tonight.
ED-Two-year-old heifer,
brandedJ-7 on shoulder, pale red
spotted Jersey. Liberal reward for
information of whereabouts. Address
j. r. button, Hartline, Wash.
Mayor Gilbert and party of business
men left this morning for Spokane to
attend the good roads meeting scheduled
for Nov. 10Th. Among the delegates
from Coulee City were: N. w. Washing
ton, J. T. Gull, L, B. Wright, Thomas
Twinlng and D. w. Jones.
Up to the time of going to press We
are unable to get the complete results OF
the county election, but enough is
known to assure the election of every
democrat on the county ticket, with the
possible exception OF j. H. Kazee, can
ddate for sheriff.
While the result of the national cleo
ton is not fully known as to all the
states there is enough to definitely assure
the election of President Wilson. Gov
ernor Lister carried the state by 10000
majority. G. q. Dill, in the fifth dis
trict was the only other democrat elected
on the state ticket.
Lloyd Osborne, son of Oscar Os-
borne, left last Saturday morning for
Milwaukee, Wis, where he will enter
the school of engineering of Milwau
kee. Young Mr.. Osborne has chosen
a profession that requires application
and ability and one of the best tech
nical schools in the country.
A. Farewell party was rendered Mrs.
Healey Brimbe last Wednesday evening
by the ladies of the Womans Association
of the Couee Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Brimb|e was presented with a large size
bird s-eye view of Coulee City as a
memento OF the occasion. Among those
pre- ent were: Mesdames Ira Gilley, VIM.
Gilley, Jas. Howell, David Brimble,
D. w. Jones, W. E. Jones, w. J. Jones,
H. H. Harris, Alma Howard, D. S.
Evans, G. W. Barnes, 0. E. Larson,
O. A. WEIGH, j. E. Gregg, John Davis,
D. D. Ray, Thos. Parry, Miss Lila Parry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Devin.
e. L. dwell left here Sunday night for
Seattle where he will remain tor a few
weeks on vacation. A false report
went out here this week that he had
gone bankrupt and that his business had
gone into the hands OF a receiver, but
such is not the case. Mr.. dwell has
been conducting an extensive business
here and doing considerable building
and improving which have had ten
dpncy to increase his assets and decrease
his finances to such an extent that his
fnancers deemed it wise, as matter of
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