Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-28
Local Happenings

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Smith, daughter, Sunday.
w. H. A'dair was in Spokane
few days this week on business.
Mrs. Dora Belle spent the week
end in Spokane.
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COW. Inquire E. L. Pulliam.
Vera Smith is working in the City
Bakery, filling the position vacated
by Miss Margaret Shropshire.
Miss Margaret Shropshire has acc
epted a position at the Coulee State
Bank.
C.. A. Stapleton arrived from Spo-
kane Monday night driving new
Paige Car.
Miss Floy letters arrived Tuesday
morning from Seattle, where she is
making her home at the present.
John McCune returned to Coulee
City this week to take position at
Bills Restaurant.
\ ]. E. Gregg motored to Spokane
Wednesday night, leaving here after
dark. He will return Saturday.
If the town marshal gets into a
fight then who is going to keep
peace in Coulee City?
w. D. Bogart, of St. Andrews, has
spent several days in Coulee City
this week having his car overhauled
R. C. Maynard, proprietor Of the
Sunset Garage, made business trip
to Spokane this week.
Frank Butler, Of Wilson Greek,
was here Thursday. He paid the
Dispatch office a pleasant call.
County Agriculturalist, H w
Reaugh, was a Coulee City visitor
Wednesday.
Qnite number from here have
expressed their intention of cele.
brating the Fourth at Nespelem.
There is a woman in charge at. the
Red Cross headquarters every after.
noon. All members in and out o.
town are asked to spend their spare
time to help the good work along
Mrs. Thos. Parry left the early
part of the week for Montana where
she will visit for several days will
her daughter, Mrs. H. D. Brimble
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Jones, Mrs
VIM. McGreanor and Mrs. d. d. Ray
motored over to Waterville Thurs
day.
Jake Kramer and Miss Mildred
Jones, who have been working
Bills Restaurant, left Thursda.
morning for Spokane.
After the war will airplanes go tt
Seattle from Spokane by Blewet
pass or Will they prefer the Vantag,
Ferry route?
F. l.. Watson will open up a grail
business in the old Puget Soun(
ware house July 18th and will han.
die all kinds of grains.
+. W. Rhodes, better known
Casey, spent the latter part of las
week at his home here. Casey j.
driving his car for hire at NeSpele1
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bogart anc
Mrs. E. P. Donnelly left this wee,
for few weeks visit to Seattle ant
other points ON the Sound. The triI
was made by auto.
F. L. Watson, the well know
grain buyer, returned to Coulee City
Monday evening and will be read
for business in Puget Sound ware
house, July 18th.
Chas Bell of the Mold country
bought new Jeffry car from Gill
eyS Garage this week. He traded ii
Buick Six that was nearly new, OF
the deal.
E. L. Barrows, Jno. Cutlip ant
M. H. Hancock drove over to Kellei
last Sunday on fishing expedition
on account Of high water they faile
to get any fish but they report
very pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C.. Twining, WIN
returned home from their honeymo.
several days ago, have taken III
their abode on the Twining ranch
SIX miles west of the city on tn
Sunset Highway.
StapletOn and Poore have thei
stock of mems furnishings move
into their corner store. The new
arrangement puts on very nea
appearance.
Mr.. Parsons, Of Parsons Garage
Wenatchee, was here Monday for
Chevrolet which he took from Gill
ey'S Garage to deliver to one of hi.
customers.
A Red Cross Dance will be given
in Harmons big barn Saturday night
the 30th of June. The barn is To-
Gated 5 miles South of Hartline and