Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-20

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business last week.
Ralph and Johnnie Mccain mo-
tored to Alnira last Saturday to get
some dental work done.
ODDS Higgibotham and Mrs. Hig-
ginbotham, of Hartline and Andrew
Flynn were transacting business in
Coulee City Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Jones returned from
Hartline yesterday after several
weeks of illness there. Her friends
will be glad to learn that she is very
n1uch improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leighton OF
Baird were shopping in town Thurs
day.
Just arrived at the Mcdonald Lum
Der Company-a shipment OF bob
sleds. Call early if in need OF same.
See the Mcdonald Lumber Com
pany fot hay and feed.
-Four cars of Gear Greek Coal has
Just arrived at the Mcdonald Lum-
Lei Company.
$50 cords of good dry wood at the
Mcdonald Lumber Company.
Miss Elsie Cook is the guest of
Mansfield friends this week.
Lee Carver, brother of Harry Car
ver of this place, was seriously in
jured yesterday when the Milwau-
kee engine which he was firing was
wrecked in the Spokane yards. He
has a chance for recovery.
Geo. M. Mcdonald returned home
Wednesday night from a several
days business trip to Spakane.
C. C. Larsen of st. Andrews was
in Spokane last week under the care
of an eye specialist. Mr.. Larson was
suffering with a catarack.
Oscar Osborne received lette'
few days ago from his son, Floyd,
who is in Seattle. Floyd is in the
employ of the Seattle Dry Dock Co.
where he is working as an electric
ian. He likes the work fine.
Mrs. Herschal Wandling is in f.
phrata visiting her mother and sis
ter. She has been gone for moye
than a week.
Memo Rose sold the Grand Hotel
restaurant Thursday to Mrs. r. c.
Maynard.
O. A. WEIGH of the firm of Parry
& WEIGH is in Spokane this week
taking treatment for an inflamed
eye.
Mrs. H. L.. Stapleton left Sunday
for Portland, Oregon where she will
remain indefinitely. Her sudden dc
parture was occasioned by the seri-
GUS illness of her mother.
James Barber of Everett is here
looking after his farm west of Baird.
Exert Barrows left Sunday fol
Kansas City to spend the winter,
Missouri is Everfs old home but he
has not been there for about fifteen
years.
Mrs. G. H. Lindert left last week
for Davenport to join her husband,
They will make their home in Dav-
export in the future.
Mrs. F. w. Rhodes and Mrs. F. II,
Fisk left the first of the week for
Spokane for a few days.
Mr.. Hosmer new instructor in
the local high school arrived last
Thursday morning to take the place
of Mr.. Gleidtzsch, the latter having
accepted a Government position al
Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Clearwaters
motored to Ephrata last Saturday
on business.
John Tucker, proprietor OF the
City Garage, is in Spokane this week
where he has been for several days
on business.
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day night from few days business
trip to Spokane.
Phil Harris, editor of the Krupp
signal, was in Coulee City three
days last week playing with the To-
cal orchestra for the Odd Fellows
Jim Town Carnival. While here Mr..
Harris assisted with the publishing
of the Dispatch.
Eb Triplett was home last week
on three days furlough. Tripleti
is in the coats defense branch and
is stationed at Fort Lawton, Seattle.
He likes the life fine and is swell
looking young man in his uniform.
O. O. Stoner and Geo. T. Scott
went to Spokane last Sunday OH a
short business trip.
The big tear loose in Jim Town
staged here by the Odd Fellows last
week was well attended and en-
joyed by all. Nothing of this kind
had ever before visited Coulee City