Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-11
Atty. D. S. Evans was in Spokane

Monday.
Joe Swank has accepted job driv-
ing Mathis Ford Truck.
F. w. Mccain drove to St. An
drews Tuesday on business.
DR.. Champion made a profession
al visit to Wilson Greek Wednesday.
Max Borste, manager of the Paul
estate, was in Ephrata Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and daughter
of Wilbur are here visiting at the
home of j. M. Davis.
The Twining residence west of
town is completed and they moved
into it Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Twining are making a
visit in British Columbia.
Mr.. Gaokey and family left town
Tuesday for Spokane where they
will make their home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell Twining
who have been living in Coulee City
for some time will move to the ranch
Monday.
The faculty of the Coulee City High
School was entertained at the home
of Mrs. A. T. Mcdonald Thursday
evening.
Clarence Arthur and Ralph Nc
Cam who have been working in the
harvest field near Hartline returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Morton of St.
Andrews have moved into the new
house they recently purchased here
from Evert Mathis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Mcdonald drove
over to Waterville last Saturday for
Mrs. McDonald's daughter, Mae, who
has been visiting there for week
Bills restaurant will close the
first of November and will remain
closed until March first, 1918. Bill
will spend the winter in Kansas City.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN Pin
to pony, weight 900 lbs, branded
4 on right hip. Reward for inform
alton leading to recovery of same.
v. M. PITTS, Coulee City, Wash.
Several auto loads from here drove
to Ephrata last Saturday night to
bid a last farewell to the soldiers
who were leaving for American
Lake.
Late Poore was in town a few
days last week hiring men for job
of fence building for the N P. r. R.
in Montana. Mr.. Poore and j. ].
LAWN of this place have charge of
the work.
Mrs. Eunice Austin and Miss Edith
Door will leave next week for Mon
tana where they will visit a few
weeks with Mrs. Austin's brother
and family before going to their OIL.
home in Illinois where they expect
to remain.
A representative of the Universal
Film Exchange was here Wednesday
booking some good feature plays for
the Murphy Theatre. The shows at
the Murphy have been very good for
several weeks now and should please
the most particular people.
Irwin Jones who left few days
ago for the cantonment at American
Lake writes that he likes the life
fine and that he has already been adj
vanced to the office of Corporal; Mr.
Wilson who left with the Grant
county boys has clerical position.
The three-year- old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanderson of St. Andrews met
with serious accident while play
ing few days ago. The child had a
garden rake in it's hand when it fell
and ran the handle of the rake into
its stomach. The wound was very
serious.
Fl. C. Freeman, publisher of the
Bridgeport Republican and Arthur
r. Dodd of the Patreos Reporter,
stopped over in Coulee City Wednes-
day night on their way home from
Spokane. While here Mr.. Dodd
called at the home of his cousin, A.
]. Dodd.
VIM. McGreanor who has been at
the Sunset Garage for several
months will leave next Tuesday for
Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs. McGreanor
are planning on long trip through
southern California this winter in
their Ford Roadster which Mr.. Nc
'reanor built while here.
u.
IS. D. w. Jones was in Ephrata