Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-11-16
Local @ saa Personal

urday at the Columbia Basin Fruit
Ranches, and the head packers are
leaving for Yadima, and will perhaps
spend the winter in California,
+ F. S. CARED has spent the past week
in Spokane.
/ Commadore VIM has painful foot
this week, caused by running IA nail in
it while at work for the Potlatch Lum-
Der Company.
Joe Hodgen made trip to Nespelm
Saturday. for his household goods, and
this week he is moving his family to
Wilson Creek. They have been stop
ping temporarily. at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. Thos. Sandersen Of Spokane,
has been here this week, making the
| final arrangements for the sale of her
ranch in Bankers Canyon.
Maurice Box made a trip to Wenat-
chez the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Watson returned home
Monday from visit to Medical Lake.
| She was accompanied by daughter
| and son-in-law who will visit here.
Anyone finding the iron gate belong
ing at the Msr. Alice Box residense,
please notify Mrs. Box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tucker are this
week moving into the residence that
was vacated by the c. Fl. Aldrich
family last Summer.
| Mrs Laura Garman was taken to
Spokane yesterday morning for an op-
Grafton for the removal of gall stones.
She was accompanied by DR.. Gregg.
Mrs. M. A. Bogart and her father, Mr..
Achord. Mrs. Garman has been ailing
for SONS time, and for the past week
has been at the local hospital.
/ A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. ". E..
Behne of Hartline, was kicked by a
horse last Saturday morning, and died
from the effect of the blow few hours
later.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hartman came
in Wednesday and drove out to their
ranch at the head of the coulee after
the rest of their goods. They are
moving to Palisades where Mr.. Hart
man has employment.
C. j. Weller went to Walla Walla,
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler have as their
guests this week, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Cutler of Occur d'Aleane, and Mrs.
Geo. Zilka of Vera: father, mother and
sister of Mr.. Cutler.
Mrs. A. L. Tucker went down to
Spokane Wednesday to be in attend
ance at the funeral of Mrs. Geo. M.
Mcdonald.
John R. Lewis was pleasant caller
at this office Saturday and is one of a
number who never has to be reminded
when his subscription is due. MIR.
Lewis is one of the pioneers of this
section, and recalled the days when
this country was at its best, and is
vnry optimistic that it is returning to
similar good crop years.
G. w. Barnes orders the address Of
his copy of The Dispatch changed to Brew
ster. The good wishes of all follow
him to his new home,
No one but ourselves can take all of
the joy out of our lives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rogers of Hart
line were visiting in Coulee Monday.
Mrs. Geo. LETTERS has been very sick
for some time. Miss Floy is home
caring for her mother.
Mrs. j, H. Holbrook and son Vern,
made trip, to Soap Lake Wednesday,
taking brother Of Mrs. Holbrook to
the lake city for treatment.
Mrs. G.. H. Lindert went to Spokane
Thursday to visit with Mr.. Lindert
The contracting crew he is with is
moving from Sand Point, Idaho, tt
Pasco, and they will be in Spokane {
!! few days in passing.
Mrs. Stella Draper and her daughter
came up Friday from Spokane, anc
visited until Sunday with her mother
Mrs. LETTERS.
Mrs. Paxto and Mrs. O'Leary went
to Spokane Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer and two chill
dren of Del Rio, have moved to Coulee
for the winter, and are occupying the
Chas. Ikenberge residence on MAR
street.
w. V. Moore Of Quincy, was visit
/ or in town yesterday.
In personal letter from MIR. anc
Mrs. Fred Champion, they state that
they are now located at Martel, Ohio
small town just outside of Marion
the home Of the late President Hard
ing. They attended the funeral anc
saw the body as it laid in state. Mr.
Champion now holds the position Of
field n anager of "The Ancient Order