Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1917


The tax assessor gave us a call
this week.
F. S. CARED has purchased a
Velie Six from E. L. Davis & Co.
Jack Willard is doing some paint
ing for William Wymanskirk.
Frank T. Bell made a business
trip to the county seat last Monday.
E. M. Bogart is making fine pro-
gress with his residence on Main
street.
Mr.. Brooks came out Friday to
take Mr.. Whites place at Swafford
Edgemon's.
A car load of Saxon Skies were
unloaded here Tuesday for Mans
field dealer.
Seth Swank, of St. Andrews, pur-
chased Buick Four from Gilley's
Garage Tuesday.
Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson sepnt few
days this week visiting with Mrs.
Ed Mclean, near Mold.
w. C. Gilley returned on the Con-
nell train this afternoon from a
business trip to Stratford.
Our boys will go to Ephrata Sun
day to meet the Ephrata ball team
in the first game of the season.
S. C. Edgemon has a Buick four
which he has been using to a good
advantage for thepast few days.
Hardin Edgemon will 80 TO Will
bur today to strengthen the pitching
staff of the Wilbur base ball team.
F. w. Mcbride has taken a posit-
ion with the Standard Oil Co. here
to fill the place vacated by D. M.
Keith.
Louis Alboucq Jr., of Hartline,
traded his Ford Bug this week to
Gilley's Garage for a new Dodge
touring car.
E. L. Pulliam is putting in fine
big garden this spring. Mr.. Pulliam
says that this action is propted by
the high cost of living.
Phil OLeary and Evert Barrows
motored to Ephrata taday to witness
the ball game between the Ephrata
team and the Spokane Indians.
The base ball game that was sche.
dhled with Hartline last Sunday
was called off on account of the
heavy rain that fell on Saturday.
Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Osborne
left for few days shopping expedi-
ton at Spokane Monday morning
and returned Wednesday evening.
C. ]. Weller, manager of the Grant
County Power company was visi-
tor in the city last Wednesday, hav-
ing came down on purely business.
Make arrangement now to attend
the Birth of Nation" at the Gregg
Theatre Sunday afternoon or even
ing. This is the greatest photo play
ever produced.
Contractors H. Immel and Sons
are doing some carpenter work for
Vim. Manskirk. Mr.. Fred White is
leaving STAFFORD Edgemons's to as
sist with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Peterson arri-
we'd Tuesday night from Wilbur to
make a few days visit with Mrs.
Peterson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Lange, who live near Steamboat
Rock.
H. H. Harvey arrived here last
Thursday to take a position with
the Dispatch. Mr.. Harvey comes
from Neppell where he has been for
several months working on the
Record of that city.
Bob Baker and Dresden Dorr re-
turned the first of the week from
Republic where they had been after
some horses. The trip was made on
horseback and they report several
1eeI Vi SHOW SILL LII Tile ulOullIalQS.
C. A. Stapleton drove his Ford
over to Waterville Tuesday and ira
ded it for Studebaker roadster.
The Ford was bought few months
ago for S399.5O and Mr.. Stapleton
was allowed $4,000 for it as part
ial payment on the new one.
F. H. Fisk made trip to Ephrata
Monday and while there filed suit
against M. Seller & Co., wholesale
jewelers., for selling him phony
goods for the holiday market last
winter. The case will be tried at
Ephrata during the next term of
court.
Chas. Bell sold the east "a of Sec.
ton 2, township rs, range %, E. w.
M. to James A. Martin of Wilbur
for consideration of $10,500. Mr..
Martin will move to some other To-
cality for his wife's health. Mr..
Martin takes possession Immediately.