Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-25


Mrs. Trogdan of Entiat is here Wis
ting her mother Mrs. O'Leary.
S. A. SERVER drove to Mansfield
Thursday returning the same day.
Second hand L. C. Smith typewrit-
er for sale at the Dispatch office.
Call and see it.
Mrs. F. w. McCann is enjoying
visit this week from her mother,
Mrs. Higginbotham of Hartline.
D. w. Jones and family and ]. M.
Davis and family spent last Sunday
at the Steve Evans ranch near Hart
line.
Irwin O'Leary came up from O.
thello last Friday to spend a few
days with his father here. He re-
turned Sunday.
H. T. Davidson of St. Andrews
recently purchased a house from
Chas. Bond and will move to Coulee
City to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Guenther and
Jimmie Smith drove over to Mans
field Sunday. While there Mrs Guen
ther called on Mrs. L. B. Wright.
Mrs. Rankin and daughter who
have been in the local hospital for
several weeks have sufficiently re-
covered to be taken to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart of Leahy
passed thru Coulee City Wednesday
on their way to Chewela where they
will make their home in the future.
DR.. Arnold Peterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank of Wilbur were Coulee
City visitors last Sunday. Mrs.
Frank, nee Miss Violet Ackord, spent
he day with Miss Gale Walker.
D. d. Ray, former editor of the
Coulee City Dispatch was over from
Waterville Saturday and Sunday
packing his household furniture
which he moved to Waterville Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Boone arrived
here the latter part of last week to
visit with their daughters Mrs. w. ].
Smith and Mrs. A. ]. Twining. They
were accompanied by another daugt
ter, Mrs. Sawyer, who left for her
home Tuesday morning.
|. M. Gilley and ]. T. Gull motorec
10 Ephrata Thursday on business
pertaining to Grant County's "White
Elephant" The Elephant is grow
ing rapidly and will soon be full
sized animal but the question is:
What are we going to do with ii
after it is finished?
Mrs. A. L. fuckers Class Meets
Mrs. fuckers class, the largest
class (and the liveliestD in Imman-
uel Sunday School held a business
meeting Thursday evening at the
church. Not only was important
business transacted, but they had
an uproariously good time with good
things to eat as we'll. If report is
to be credited this class will be
heard from in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zwickey of
Seattle, accompanied by their daugh-
ter Bernice, motored into Coulee CT
ty last Saturday after trip of three
thousand miles from Akron, Ohio,
where they have spent the last seven
months. They have been on the
trip three weeks and expect to be in
Seattle next Monday. They report a
very enjoyable time. The trip was
made in Ford touring car. They
camped out every night except one
with the thermometer sometimes We
ry near zero. Mr.. and Mrs. Swickey
stopped over in Coulee to visit with
the family of D. D. Ray, not knowing
that Mr.. Ray had left Coulee early In
the year, but as luck would have it
Mr.. Ray had come over the day be-
fore from Waterville to pack up his
household goods preparatory to
shipping them to the capital of
Douglas county, SO they managed to
make one night visit and left early
Sunday morning for their home in
Seattle.
LOST-Near the Twining ranch
or between foot of Coulee Hill and
town, fur made of two whole mink
skins. Finder please return to home
of w. ]. Smith and receive $500 re-
ward.
LOST-Will party who found ex-
ira wheel and tire send same to
Henry Wees, 2027 Mansfield Ave-,
Spokane and get reward.
FOR SALE-15 acres in Spokane
valley, close to town and school.