Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-22
I'm and About The City

Mrs. A. ]. Twining is on the sick
list this week.
Bob Baker rode over to Nespelem
Sunday.
Chas. Sprague went to Davenport
Wednesday on business.
Ollie Ellefson returned home Wed
nesday night from Republic.
Was Coulee represented at the
Apple Show? Sure she was.
Mrs. Peter Wanamaker is spend
ing few days in Spokane this week.
Albert Davis of Sherman, Wash.
was in Coulee City on business this
week.
w. J. Smith drove over to Water
vile Monday and returned the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. futile were in
Spokane last week on shopping
expedition.
Mrs. Hazel Richardson of Pasco
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. VIM
Thompson.
Mrs. Parry Sergeant of Montana
is visiting at the homes of w. ]. and
w. E. Jones.
Willis E.. Lamb has been spend
ing few days visiting his sister
Mrs. Kreuger.
w. O. Straight and James Howell
transacted business in the Baird
country Thursday.
Rudolph Wanamaker and wife are
visiting with Mrs. Wanamaker's par
ents near Soap Lake.
Mrs. w. j. Jones and son, Carl,
went to Almira Tuesday to have
some dental work done.
Mrs. R. R. Meade has returned to
Spokane after spending a few weeks
here with her daughters.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith, who has been
making short stay at the dwell
ranch, left this morning for Spokane.
Elmer O'Neil bought the Walter
English place this week. Mr.. O'Neil
is the janitor at the school house.
Undertaken D. w. Jones was call
ed to Adrian Wednesday to prepare
the remains of Mrs. Alma Little for
shipment to Seattle.
Mr.. F. P. Lyle who has been en-
ployed for several years at the City
Bakery is visiting his son Art Lyle
before leaving for Idaho.
Mrs. VIM. Gilley and son are at
Davenport this week where the boy
is taking Osteopathy treatments at
the Teeter Sanitarium.
Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Art Beamer and
Bill Bell returned from Nespelem
the early part of the week with a
nice string of fish.
Those who have been confined to
their homes this week on account
of sickness are: Mrs. O. A. WEIGH,
Frank Mundinger and Esther Jones.
Mr.. w. ]. Jones and Phoebe Jones
were called to Hartline Wednesday
night as their mother, who has been
very sick, had taken turn for the
worse.
Mrs. D. S. Arbuckle left Tuesday
for trip to the Sound and also
Portland and California where she
will visit friends and relatives for
several weeks.
1t is reported that Mrs. N. w. Wash
ington is critically ill at the St. Lukes
Hospital at Spokane. 1t is said that
if she RECEIVERS at all it will be neces-
sary to amputate one limb.
Miss Florence Brandt, with the
Northwest Building and Loan Asso.,
is here this week on business. While
here Miss Brandt called on her old
school chum, Mrs. Clearwaters.
Mr.. A. ]. Stratton, proprietor of
the Lone Willow farm near Hart
line, accompanied by his wife, left
by auto Monday for California
where they will remain for a years
vacation.
Ward Pooley who lives North of
here and who has been teaching
school has given up teaching to en-
ter the army service. Mr.. Pooley is
an assistant in the army's general
office at Seattle.
1t is reported that Mr.. o. o. Ston-
er Of the Mold country will erect a
house in Coulee City soon on the
lots adjoining the Hodgins property.
Mr.. Stoner expects to move to Coulee
City in the spring.
Mr.. E. J. Guenther. W. T. Smith