Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-18


Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Cook motored
to Spokane Sunday returning home
Tuesday.
Miss Pearl O'Neil of Spokane is
the new stenographer for d. S. Ev-
ans.
The light plant is being dressed
I'D this week in a brand-new coat
of cement.
Mr.. Gleditzsch, teacher in the local
school, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Spokane.
Bill Buob bought Mack Truck
Wednesday from the Farmers Cor
poration.
Mayor C. w. Gilbert is in Nespe-
lem this week attending to business
matters.
FURNITURE FOR SALEM
quire of Mrs. G. H. Lindert at the
Coulee Hotel
Geo. T. Scott who lives some
miles north of here is seriously i'll
at this writing. &
Chas. Sherwood of kellogg, Idaho,
formerly of the Mold country is here
for brief stay.
Miss Chapman, instructor in the
local high school, visited friends in
Davenport Sunday.
S. A. SERVER, local manager fo1
Woodbury. Lumber Co., was in Spo-
kane last week.
The Ladies Guild of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church met this week
with Mrs. Evert Mathis.
Mrs. II. L. Stapleton spent a couple
of days on the E. P. Donnelly ranch
the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baldwin motor
ed to Ephrata Thursday returning
home the same day.
The Woman's Association of the
Coulee Presbyterian church met this
week with Mrs. James Howell.
Mrs. Kohrsen of near Wilson
Greek was in town Thursday calling
on her daughter Mrs. G. H. Lindert
DR.. N. R. Gregg accompanied Mrs
C. Helmer to Spokane this week who
is to be operated on for appendicitis.
A large crowd from here attended
the Sunday School convention al
Hartline Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Miss Elsie Richards returned
Thursday night from Spokane where
she has been on several days shop
ping expedition.
Oscar Osborne killed a cow We'd
nesday that was afflicted with rab-
bies. The COW belongs to his neigh
Dor, Mr.. Harold.
The Ladies Association of the Cou-
ee Presbyterian church will give a
bake sale Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 9th, at Parry and Welch's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stapleton were
in Spokane this week with their
daughter Ellamarie, who underwent
a slight operation, having her ade-
noids removed.
]. B. Peterson, cashier of the FRS:
National Bank of Libby, Mont, for
mer cashier of the Coulee State Bank
was in town today attending to bus
mess and greeting old friends.
Col. w. L. Box, the auctioneer sold
GAO acres of land at the Raglan sale
this week for consideration of
S12,160. Roy Rose of Hartline was
the purchaser. 1t was cash deal.
Dave Logg who is in the aviation
branch Of the U. S. army was here
few days this week visiting home
folks. Dave is stationed at Preside
California. He is very enthusiastic
about army life.
C. A. Small who recently sold his
land in the Mold country and moved
to Rice, WASH, was visitor here
several days this week. While here
he paid this office pleasant call
and subscribed for the Dispatch.
Mrs. Eunice Austin and daughter,
Miss Edith Door, left Wednesday
morning for a few weeks visit in
Montana after which they will go
to their old home in Illinois where
they will be permanently.
FOR SALE-S105' TYPEWRITER
for sale for $40 at the Dispatch Of
flee. Better than any rebuilt mach
inc on the market. A bargain. Call
and see it at the Dispatch office.
Jimmie Smith, brother of w. J.
Smith and former Coulee CITY mer
chant arrived here from California