Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-11-23
Local I'D I'D Personal

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| Mr.. Barry of the First National Bank
Of Seattle, is in Coulee on business this
week.
Since the local passenger train was
taken off on Sunday, and in view of the
fact that the stage does not give Sun
day service, Frank Jenkin has been
making Sunday trips to Almira, after
the daily papers and also will take pas
sengers.
Atty. D. S. Evans of Wenatchee,
has been transacting business in town
this week.
Devere Darby who is employed at
the Coulee Warehouse, made trip to
Everett, Seattle and Tacoma the past
week, leaving week ago Saturday
and returning Monday evening.
Miss Sara Lewis has returned from
a weeks visit to Seattle.
| Arthur Haynes is here from Ana
cortes, and will remain here until about
the first OF the year.
| Frank Jenkin made trip to Brew
ster Monday, taking over Mrs. Pirtle,
who had been here for the funeral of
the little Behne boy who was killed by
the kick OF horse last Friday. Mrs.
Pirtle is the mother of Mrs. Behne.
Geo. B. Cooley made trip to Wat
erville last Tuesday. He was accomp-
| anied by W. L. Box.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Twining went to
Spokane one day last week and adopt
ed week-old baby boy that was left
mothe,less at the Deaconess hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twining are gradually
acquiring family as we understand
they have lately had papers made out
for the adoption of little Hazel Rankin
who has made her home with them for
several years. The children are for
tunate, indeed
Col. W. L. Box reports the sale of
Mrs. Harris at Hartline last Thursday
very successful one. A large crowd
was present and articles offered bro't
good prices. Mr.. Box has been in big
demand the past few weeks at differ
ent sales over the county. If anyone
can coax the dollars out of the pockets
of crowd, Mr.. Box csn do it. On the
24th, Mr.. Box will cry farm auction
sale for Mr.. Weeks of Wilbur.
Mike Mutt of St. Andrews, has
moved his family to town for the whit
er, and are occupying house in the
southeast part of town.
At the social held at the church last
Friday evening $3.50 were Melted which
is to be used for the Sunday School.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Vista and son
Max, are here from Pasco, for visit
with the C. H. Aldrich family. Mrs.
Vista is a sister of Mr.. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stapleton motor
ed over from Omak. Tuesday. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. L. r. futile
and daughter Madge.
MIR. and Mrs. C. P. Pitts of Mold,
were trading in Coulee, Tuesday.
Sam Buob was a Spokane visitor.
Wednesday. He was accompanied by
Rev. Jas. Howell.
Garrett Lauer who has been helping
in the care of his uncle, Seth Swank,
left Tuesday evening for visit at
Denver before returning to his home
at Hillsdale, Ohio.
Mrs. ]. A. Mickey is visiting son
at Cheney.
Walter Green from up the Coulee
has moved his family to town for the
winter and are occupying the Tuttae
residence.
Mrs. Thos. LaBrot will return to her
home in Aberdeen this week, She has
been here ten weeks assisting in the
care of her foster father Seth Swank.
MI. and Mrs. E. M. Bogart and M. A.
Bogart returned from Spokane the first
of the week. Mrs. M. A. Bogart and
]. Achord who had been with Mrs. Gar
man at the hospital returned also as
Mrs. Garman's condition was very
nuch improved.
d. w. Jones, Undertaken, was here
this week ON official business.
MRS. Z. e. N'Neil arrived home
Tuesday from trip to Illinois,, where
she had been called by the death OF her
mother.
Another little son came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and MRS. Wade Purcell
last wednesday. This makes two little
'tshavers" for wade, and no doubt some
day will find it necessary to add an ex-
ira chair to the shop to keep them
busy. Congratulations.
q change of ad for the butcher shop
this Week. Read it.
Albert Buob has located in Almira
and opened an Exide battery shop. See
ed on next page.
FOR SALE = 1922 Chevrolet