Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
Local sea Personal

Jay Lindley, q brother of Mrs. A. T.
Hampton. who left here last fall for
Reno, ILL.,, died there the 10th of Feb
ruary, the cause of his death was par
alysis. He had been sick three months.
Oh, Say Better count noses on your
calves when you feed them, and see if
you are not short. have more than
can account for. J. "A. MICKEY.
! j, Z. Tucker is having his garage
roof overhauled, J. w. Howe is doing
the work. Mr.. Howe is an expert in
this line and should be patronized by
those needing work of this kind.
The car load of Star cars received
last week by the City Garage have all
been placed, with the following named
parties: Ben E. Thomas and Joe Com
ers of Soap Lake, and Harry Shelter,
c. Fl. Aldrich, Casey" Rhodes, v. H.
White, and Harry Davidson all of Cou-
lee each getting one. Mr.. Tucker will
have another load Of Star cars in soon.
| Gordon Tucker has finished his work
at the Coulee Warehouse, and last
Thursday he and Mrs. Tucker left for
| Seattle, where Gordon has again en-
tered the University.
/ Mrs. Cutlip came down from Spokane
last Thursday for visit with Mrs. Rose
and other friends.
| Gilley's Garage sold another Ford car
this week. this one to AL Pullins, at
| the Lincoln Stock Farm.
! Mrs. M. D. Triplett is here from
Clayton, Washington, visiting with her
sisters, Mrs. G. M. Chappen and Mrs.
| Art Lewis.
| Mrs. d. s. Arbuckle returned last
Saturday from visit with her parents
at Vallejo, Calf. Mrs Arbuckle has
been away since before Christmas.
| Mrs. Roy Jenkins is home from a
visit at her parental home at Bridge.
port. i
The newly organized Coulee Base
Ball Club will give dance at Gregg's
hall on the evening of March 14th.
Good music and good time is assured
Vim. Rose and family. Of Spokane,
are visitin his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Memo Rose this week.
Mrs. Fred Adams Is still confined to
her home by illness. Her many friends
hope she will soon be able to get out
and enjoy this beautiful spring wealth
err.
Pull" helps only the man who has
to be dragged. 1t is of no use to the
pusher.
Judge LETTERS of Ephrata, passed
through Coulee Monday, on his way to
Waterville to hold court.
Game Warden, o. A. WEIGH, was
down at the Park Wednesday, INSTALL
ing several fish traps. The suckers are
so numerous at this time of the year
as to be serious menace to the spawn
of the planted fish, and the traps are
used to remove the suckers before
spawning time.
There will be social dance at the
Gregg Hall this evening
Otie Frederick has been in this vi
entity this week. from Issaquah.
Mike Glessing went to Soap Lake
the first of the week where he will
take treatment for rheumatism. His
many friends hope it will not be nee
essary to be there long.
Mrs. n. D. Swank is able to be down
town again, after being confined to her
home most of the widter by illness.
Weather has been nice again all the
past week. The Spokane weather
bureau recorded for last month the
warmest February ever known since
the bureau was founded in 1881. Be-
sides being warmer, this February has
been fairer than usual, the percent of
sunshine being 81 as compared with a
February average of 3S.