Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-12-14
Local I'd Personal
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Spokane last Thursday morning.
There will be pre- Christmas serv-
ice at the church Sunday night. Come
out and sing some Christmas songs and
get the real Christmas spirit.
The boy scouts held their, regular
meeting on Monday evening. The boys
are making plans for hike and to
take "out door" tests.
| Mr.. Harper and son of Alameda,
were in town Monday.
4 w. c. Gilley of Gilley's Garage was
in Seattle the first of the week, at
tending the State Convention of 9 Ford
automobile dealers.
E. L. Davis and Ed Oneal drove to
Spokane Sunday, returning Monday
evening.
Carl Jones went out to the Lincoln
Stock Farms, Tuesday, and will assist
in bailing hay.
Harry Rogers of Hartline, was in
Coulee Tuesday having some dental
work done.
Sam Niece was in town Monday from
up the coulee.
Ernest Taylor left last Friday FOR
Indianapolis, Ind, to spend The winter
with an uncle.
The bazaar and dinner given by the
Ladies Aid in Box's hall last Thursday
evening was we'll attended and every
thing sold. netting about $145. This
shows Christmas spirit and the value
of hand-work for the occasion.
"David Copperfield," filmed from the
world-loved novel by Charler Dickens.
will be shown at the Gregg Theatre on
Christmas Day. The prices for this
show will be zoe and 400.
Mrs. Laura Garman returned last
Thursday evening from Sacred Heart
Hospital, Spokane, where she was OPP
Grated for the removal of gallstones.
three weeks ago. After short stay
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. b.
+, CART she was taken to her home.
E. w. Rice and family have moved
to Coulee to permit the children to at
tend school. They are occupying the
S. H. DePue residence.
w. T. Jenkin and family will occupy
the G. T. Clayton house during the rest
of the school year.
John Hanson has this week moved
his family into the house on Main
street formerly occupied by the E. s.
Prescott family.
Rev. Jas. Howell spent few days
in Wenatchee this week.
Ted Pellet left the local hospital
Wednesday, for his home at Baird.
Lee Pitts of Mold, was participant
in car accidant short time ago. and
just left the hospital Wednesday where
he was Treated for bruised face and
broken shoulder.
Three Of the local Snwing Club girls:
Mildred Tucker, Etie Jenkins and
Mildred Bogart attended the banquet
given by the Ephrata Commercial Club
for the Grant County Children's Clubs
members. A. L. Tucker took them
down in his car, and Mrs. Tucker was
there as leader of the local sewing club.
The local High School will put on
their play, Nothing But the Truth"
at the Gregg Theatre, tomorrow even
ing. The High School play has become
an annual event and one that is looked
forward to with pleasure in Coulee and
there is no doubt in our mind but that
this will ego over big" as in former
years. and we'll worth the patronage
of every resident in Coulee.
\ Mrs. Lola Reynolds is this week
moving back to Coulee. and will occu-
her own residence in the north part of
town.
E. W.. Wilson has resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the affairs of the
Coulee State Bank. and he and Mrs.
Wilson are leaving soon for Spokane,
where they will spend the holidays and
later they plan on going to the coast.
change of ads this week for the
Meat Market, Security State Bank,
Neihart's Drug Store, E. L. Davis &
CO. and F. w. Mccain. Read them
before doing your christmas shopping.
Each week we know we overlook
news items of Importance, not inten-
tionally, but because we could not get
the facts in the case, or bad not heard
of them at all. Do you see where you
come in on this?
An Irishman and his wife were at
; the theatre for the first. time The
wife noticed the word Asbestos
printed on the curtain.