Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-19
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lew uayS WISHING III OpOkdHc.
Albert Frank is spending the week
at Soap Lake.
Mrs. Mabel Mathis is on the sick
list this week.
Devere Darby spent last Sunday in
Mansfield.
Local agent D. w. Jones received
car load of Fords last week.
George Lippincott of near Jean,
was in town Monday night.
E. A. Whatley, of Seattle, was here
several days this week visiting his
son Bob Whatley.
Frank Peterson, of Mansfield, was
here Sunday visiting at the home of
F. w. McCann.
Olin Osborne and Howard Bishop
of Hartline were Coulee City Visit
ors Sunday.
Rudolph Wanamaker returned to
Coulee City Monday night after
few months absence at Spokane.
DR.. N. r.. Gregg returned last Fri
day morning after several days va
cation trip to Spokane.
E. J. Guenther took a motor trip
down in the south end of the county
Tuesday.
D. S. Evans was confined to his
home couple of days last week on
account of illness.
Mrs. Roger Mead left last Sunday
morning for her new home at Couer
d. Alene Idaho.
Several auto loads from here att
ended the Pioneers Picnic at Wilbur
Tuesday of this week.
A very pleasant time is reported
by those who attended the lawn par
ty at the Thos. Parry residence last
Saturday evening.
DR.. Cox, of Hartline, was here last
Saturday night attending the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. George, who
was very ill with acute Indigestion.
Mayor Mike Wright, of Mansfield,
was Coulee City visitor Sunday,
visiting with his brother L. B. Wri-
ght and family.
Contractor Hilborn and Bert Bea-
mer motored over to Seattle last Sat
urday in Mr.. Hilborn's new Chevro-
let.
Late Poore returned home from
Spokane last Friday night, still pre-
tty sore as a result of the auto acc
ident near Reardan few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bogart return
ed last Friday night from two
weeks motor trip to Seattle and other
points OH the Sound.
Messrs. Ralph Gregg and Ralph
McCann motored to Spokane last
Thursday night returning the foil
owing Saturday.
NJ. E. Jolly is at Kellok, Idaho, this
week where he holds the controlling
interest in the largest anthony
mine in the state.
A larke crowd from here were al
Soap Lake Sunday. In fact the Lake
was we'll patronized by all the towns
in the community.
S. A. SERVER and Mr.. Patterson, of
Dennison, Iowa, who is paying Mr..
SERVER short visit, took pleasure
trip to Chelan last week. They
were gone several days.
o. L. Murphy, proprietor of the
movie show, went over to Keller
Sunday and returned Tuesday after
noon with his household goods VIII
ich he brought over on truck.
Andy Wardrobe sustained a pain
full injury last Saturday when
wrench slipped while he was repair
ing some machinery striking him in
the mouth and splitting tooth.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. WEIGH enter
tanned a motor party with trip to
Soap Lake last Sunday on their de-
livery truck which had been pro-
vided with seats for the occasion.
LOST-FOUR HEAD HORSES,
1 gray mare, bay geldings, weight
400 to 1900, all branded IN" on
left stifle. Finder notify ]. j. Mich
OILS, Davenport, Washington.
The new building west of the Cou-
lee Hotel is nearly finished and the
Coulee City Leader will occupy it by
the first of next week. The store
will be up-to-date in every particu-
lar.
A $4,000 fire swept the town of
Quincy totally destroying + build
ings. The fire started in the rear
end of meat market and strong
west wind did the rest. Ephrata
and Trinidad assisted in extinguish-
ing the flames.
LOST-Sunday, July 8, somewhere
between the Coulee City ball park
and the west corner of the school