Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-09
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= LOCAL MENTION =


Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Freed are
spending a week in Spokane.
patch office.
FOR RENT-TWO ROOM FURN-
ished house for light house keeping.
Inquire A. T. Mcdonald.
Willis E. Lamb returned home
from couple of weeks at Spokane
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Emma Cook spent last week
in Spokane returning home Saturday
evening.
H. V. Waldron will return Tues
day from a weeks visit with his par
ents in Oregon.
County Commissioner Twining is
at Ephrata this week attending the
meeting of the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheibner are
the parents of baby girl which
arrived Monday.
1t was officially announced this
week that the Coulee City schools
will open on the 10th of September.
David Brimble and family, who
moved to Montana last Spring will
locate in Spokane next week.
Mrs. Ed Kohler is sick at the Jones
lodging house here. She has beer
in town for several days.
Miss Lila Parry and Mrs. o. A..
WEIGH went to Soap Lake Tuesday
afternoon and will remain there un-
til Sunday.
L. B. Wright and family will leave
for Mansfield next week where they
will make their home in the future.
Mr.. Wright is interested in lumber
yard in Mansfield.
D. w. Jones and family are tour
ing Montana this week in their Ford.
They will visit with Mrs. Jones's
friend, Mrs. Edwards while in Mon
tana.
Memo Rose returned home Tues.
day night from Seattle where he was
with the Frank family for several
days. He says that Mr.. Frank is
very much improved.
Report says that C. HI. Hilsabeck
who left here few days ago with
the intention of joining the army
has failed to pass the examination
for either the army or navy.
The new residence being erected
by Twining brothers is nearly COM
pleted. The new house will be one
of the finest and most modern in the
vicinity.
After some little delay Slim Fisk
succeeded in securing the services Oh
a barber this week. Workmen H.
this particular line are very scarce
in Spokane at present.
LOST-CHILD'S TAN COAT
either in Coulee City or on the ST.
Andrews road about two weeks ago
Finder please return to the Dispatch
office.
LOST LADIES WHITE WOOL
coat with black stripes, about a
week ago somewhere between Main
street and the Farmers Warehouse.
Finder please return to the Dispatch
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stapleton re-
turned home from Seattle rather I'M
expectedly Tuesday morning on &C.
count of their little son, Gail, hav.
ing contracted whooping cough.
They had intended to stay six weeks.
Ed Hay of Wilbur, brother of ex-
governor M. E. Hay, was in Coulee
City Wednesday. Mr.. Hay is max
ing tour of this section of the cour
try looking after crop conditions.
He has several pieces Of land in
this vicinity.
Babe Malloroy and Miss Mary Fitz
gerald, of Mansfield, who were mar
ried in Spokane last week returned
home Monday night by way of Cou.
lee City, They were pleasantly sur
prised upon their arrival here by a
dinner given in their honor at the
home of Miss Elsie Richards. Mr..
Malloroy is an employee of Wright
Bros. Lumber Co. at Mansfield.
Harvesting is general in this sect
ion of the country now. Several l.
w. WIS arrived in town this week
and last. Some of the farmers po-
sitively refuse to hire them while
others are afraid to turn them down.
On the whole they seem very pc
aceful lot.
Miss, Peg Stallard, daughter of
former Douglas county commission
err Stallard, passed thru here last
week en- route to the sound on her
honeymoon. The groom is DR.. q.
A. Unbewerst of Harrington. They
called upon Miss Adella Bogart while
passing through.
Summer Complaint
During the hot weather OF the SUI
MINER months some member of al