Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-06

Mabel Mathis in on the sick liS
this week.
$50 cords of good dry wood al
Mcdonald Lumber Co.
Four cars of Bear Greek coal JUS
arrived at Mcdonald Lumber Co.
Atty. D. S. Evans and D. w. Jones
were in Ephrata Wednesday on bust
ness.
w. H. Adair returned home Thurs
day evening from a short visit to
Kansas City.
William Mclean and Ed Mclean
of Mold transacted business in Cou-
lee City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bogart returned
last Friday morning from honey
moon trip to the Sound.
w. j. Buob sold his Hudson car
to his brother, Chris, and will pur-
chase a new Super Six.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stapleton left
Tuesday morning for Spokane.
They made the trip by auto.
Eb Smith of Manifold was over
this week paying short visit to
his dad, Jimmie Smith.
Mrs. w. r. Thompson has been
enjoying visit from her sister who
came here to spend Thanksgiving
If you are looking for good cows
come to the big sale Dec. 18th, 1917.
mile north east of Cou1ee City.
Wash.
o. L. Murphy and R. C.. Stanley
inotored to Keller last Thursday or
business, returning the following
day.
Wade Purcell left Tuesday morn
ing for Denison, Kansas, for a few
weeks visit with his mother before
entering the army.
DR.. H. L. Hotter arrived here Tues.
day accompanied by another young
dentist. They have both been quite
busy since their arrival here.
Mr.. Gleditzsch, teacher in the local
high school will leave soon for Wash
ington, D. c., where he will take ur
clerical work for the government
STAFFORD Edgemon has sold his
farm implements and leased his land
to Ben Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edge
mon will move to Seattle in the nea,
future where they will make thei,
home.
Dresden Door and Alfred Ellefsor
will leave the last of the week for
Seattle to join the army. There is
great demand for chauffeurs a.
the present time and they will both
enlist in that branch.
John Howell returned home from
Seattle Wednesday morning. Johr
has been attending school in Seattle
but has decided to put in with Uncle
Sam. He leaves here Friday night
for Camp Lewis where he will enlist
as chauffeur.
Sam Buob returned home from
Spokane Monday. While in Spokane
Sam traded his 1915 Super Six for
the latest model. He did not brine
the new car home as it was quite
muddy but left it in Spokane where
he will call for it next spring.
Jimmie Smith and E. ]. Guenther
left for Spokane last Friday morning
and returning first of this week
While in Spokane they purchased
stock of groceries which they will
install in their store. They expect
to have them ready for sale by Sat.
urday of this week.
A winter school for farmers has
been held in Box's hall all this week
Though the attendance has not been
what might be expected there has
been considerable interest in the
meetings. Some of the best speakers
from the extension department of
the Washington State College have
been here.
Mayor Gilbert met with a slight
accident this morning while on his
way to Baird with the mail. After
he had gotten about half way up the
big hill west of town the crank
shaft in his Chevrolet gave way with
out any warning whatever and Mr..
Gilbert had to coast back down the
hill and hire Mr.. Stephens to take
him on to Baird. Mr.. Gilbert has
driven his car over 10000 miles and
this is the first part, outside of tires
that he has had to replace.
Chamberlain's Tablets.