Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-02-22
Local I'd Personal

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The Pinochle Club met last Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich.
A plearant evening was spent and Miss
Lena Kinnick carried of high honors.
c. c. Larsen of St. Andrews, was
called to Seattle last Friday. blythe in
Jury Of a son who lives there.
Mrs. B. S. Reeves Of Spokane, is in
town this week, writing insurance.
Cecil and Lois Rose of Hsrtline,
spent Sunday with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Rose.
i Atty DIS. Evans was in town from
Wenetchee, Monday.
An aeroplane passed over our city last
Tuesday afternoon, headed east.
Mrs. W. Fl. Purcell is spending the
week in Spokane.
F. R. Woodbury. of Spokane, was in
town on business Tuesday.
S. A. SERVER went down to Spokane
last Saturday. and returned Tuesday
with Auditor Johnson Of the Potlatch
Lumber Co., in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10th, Mrs. Riplinger,
and Mrs. Freelander of Wilbur, were
Sunday guests at the G. B. Cooley
home.
John Lewis, Jr. and Donald David
son went to Spokane Tuesday. making
the trip in their truck. jp
Geo. M. Mcdonald left Monday for a
business trip on the coast.
David Lewis of Grand Coulee is hav-
ing the interior Of his home finished.
F. w. Corzine, and w. J. Jones are do
ing the work.
Fred Adams went to Wilbur Wednes-
day and accepted a job of grading frons
S. D. Kinder.
j. Freeze, gravel contractor, was
the successful bidder for the surfacing
of seven miles of the Coulee Highway,
from Steamboat Rock to the Ferry
He will begin work about March 1st
and will have it al! finished this spring
This piece Of road is the last link in
the Coulee- Nespelem highway, and is
for the accommodation of Nespelem
and other Okanogan county towns.
4 O. A. WEIGH made a trip to Spokane
Wednesday to attend meeting of the
Eastern Washington Game Commission,
at which meeting they set the dates
for the opening Of the season on upland
game birds. 7~e~ Fl
The Farmers Corporation sent more
hogs to the Spokane market this week.
| l. NJ. Gilley and G. B. Neihart were
passengers on the east bound train
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Aldrich left yes
terday for Elk, Wash, where they will
attend reunion of the Aldrich family.
Mrs. E. L. Davis and Mrs. Laura
Garman entertained their Sunday
School classes jointly, at Valentine
party last Thursday evening at the
manse which had been PRETTY deco
rated for the occasion.
In personal letter from l.. l.. Lip
pincott of Pc Ell, Wash, which en-
closed substantial check on subscrip-
ton, he speaks of the unusual weather
they have had there the past season.
Only one little snow and now dandelions
are in bloom and yards BEND moved.
They send their regards to all old
friends both here and at Mold.
| Closing & Son have new I'D this
week. Read it and when in need of
anything in his line give him a chance
to serve you and try an absorb little
of his philosophy and good humor
The Oratorical Contest launched by
the Spokesman Review, in which ''The
Constitutio of the United States" is
the topic for discussion, is attracting
nationwide interest. 1t has been
launched for doing great public
service as the most effective way of
bringing home to every boy and girl SO
far as possible, the wonderful doeu-
ment on which our government is based.
The champions will be determined by
elimination first in the schools, then
counties, then in each of the. seven
zones. A trip and chance to speak
at Los Angeles and Washington d. G.
besides 1st prize of $500 and End
prize of $1,000, awaits the winners.
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