Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-16

The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Mcbride is on the sick list.
Miss Routh, stenographer for D. S
Evans, visited in Almira last Sunday
After few days visit here Late
Poore left this morning for Spokane
Mrs. Adolph Jensen is on the sick
list this week.
DR.. Cox of Hartline was Coulee
City visitor Wednesday.
Bob Whatley is leaving Thursday
for vacation trip to Spokane and
Seattle.
Mrs. Thos. Parry, who has been al
Soap Lake for several weeks, will
return home Friday.
C. A. Stapleton made business
trip to Spokane this week returning
home Wednesday night.
P. ]. Wick will start his threshine
rig tomorrow on the Kirkland ranch
eight miles east of here.
Ralph Mccain is working in the
harvest field for his uncle, Tom Hig-
yinbotham, of near Hartline.
FOR SALE-A WASHING MACH
inc and two ringers. Cheap. Inquire
Mrs. M. H. Hancock.
Jack Ray, son of former edito!
Ray, has received his commission as
lieutenant in the U. S. army.
There will be farewell reception
at the Emmanuel Church tonight for
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wright who arc
moving to Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stoner, of Sc
attic, are here this week visiting
with Mr.. Stoner's parents, O. 0.
Stoner, of Mold.
Florence Walker, of Hartline was
here Wednesday night to attend the
birthday party given for Miss Gladys
Box.
L. B. Wright motored over to
Mansfield Tuesday returning the
same day. The Wrights will make
their home in Mansfield in the near
future.
The lawn social given by the lad
les of the Westminster Guild of I'm
manuel Church last Friday night on
the w. j. Smith lawn was well at
tended and quite profitable.
Miss Margaret Kendall, formerly
an operator in the Coulee telephone
exchange, is now employed in the
dress making department of the l..
Alboucq Trading Company at Hart
line.
Mr.. M. U. Croxall, formerly Of this
vicinity and we'll known here has
made rapid progress since entering
the army and has now received the
commission of major.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson have
moved into the Wright house for
merly occupied by Tex Tierce. Mr.
Thompson is a railroad man.
DR.. Hotter, dentist, leaves today
for Spokane where he will open an
office in the Old National Bank Bldg,
He will probably visit Coulee City
from time to time in professional
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Box returned
Wednesday morning from weeks
stay on the coast. The object of the
trip was the Interstate realty con-
vention held at Aberdeen and Ho-
GUAM last week.
Immediately after returning from
Ephrata where he took the examin-
alton for the army last week, Art
lewis went to Spokane and attempt
ed to enlist. He was refused admit
lance, however, on the grounds that
men who have been called for ex-
animation are not eligible for enlist
ment.
Floyd Stanley, of Hillyard, Wash,
was fatally injured at 11:15 A. M. to-
lay when kicked by horse on the
w. ]. Buob ranch. After the acct
dent he picked himself up and
walked for several feet before he
fell unconscious. He was carried in
to the house and revived for few
minutes before he died.
Miss Edna Walker, specialist in
home economics from the State Col
lege, will give canning demonstra-
tons as follows: Tuesday, August
81, Ephrata high school building;
Wednesday, August %, Quincy high
school building. Thursday, August
%, Trinidad at the community hall
on Crescent Bar; Friday, August "a,
Neppel high school building; Satur-
day, August Is, Wilson Greek high
school building; Monday August 27,
Krupp high school building; Tues
day August %, Coulee City high sch
DOL building.
Tho Y,,,rpoca of these meetings are