Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-04-19

Mrs. Esther Brimble motored to
Spokane Tuesday.
R. Bernard and wife, and Msis
Oroville this year.
Evert Mathis, Scout Master, and
Cap Nehr, accompanied the boy
Scouts to Wenatchee Thursday.
The dance at Rimrock last Satur
day night drew large croWd
from all sections of the country
Don't forget the dinner and
Bazaar at the Lindley store sat
urday. Dinner served at noon.
Mrs. ]. H. Stout was hostess to
the bridge club members Thursday
evening.
Work on the True Oil Com
pany's Service Station north OF the
city is progressing rapidly.
Forty boats were on blue Lake
Sunday at one time, and the shore
was lined with cars and people.
O. A. Sornson of the Columbia
Cafe is ,enjoying a weeks vactalon
| at Chelan Lake.
Paul Brown and Alfred Pierpoint
spent the opening day of the fish
ling season at McGinnis laks.
Commission and Mrs. Ira Evans
of Hartline, were callers IN Town
Friday.
VIM. Grey, business man from
Wilbur. was business caller IN
town Suesday.
Mrs. John Waters, from this city,
sang at the dedication exercises OF
st. Benedicts Catholic church at
Mason City last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Chapel was cleo
ted as representative to the Rebek-
ah Grand Lodg to be held at Tac-
oma soon.
A. r, Thornbrue reports ttG
sale of two new Philco radios In
| Coulee and states that they are poI
ular in this town.
| Mrs. A. E. Reeves, New York life
INSURANCE salesman of Spokane,
visited at the Joe Dodd home the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kinley of Spo-
kane were looking after busiuessn
matters and visiting friends in Cou-
lee City last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner of the sub
station were Spokane callers Mon
sday. The were accompanied by
Mrs. Roy Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs G.. ]. Weller and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Aldrich autoed
to Spokane Sunday to attend the
AL Pierce and his gang entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson of
Spokane spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. Peterson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lange of this
city.
Little Gene Davis, who spent
1.-THE week with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Arnold, re-
turned to Grand Coulee Saturday
levening.
Superintendent H. P. Backus of
the high school and the members
of the Senior class motored to Spo-
kane Monday where the senior had
their pictures taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finnis Burton of
Wenatchee, spent the week end in
Coulee City, Mrs. Burton visiting
] her mother Mrs. w. l.. Box and
Mr.. Burton angling for the fnny
tribe on BLUE Lake.
| Mesdames John Mccain O. A.
Sorenson and AL Ryan attented
the convention of the North Cen
trail Washington district federation
of Women's club at Monitor last
Saturday.
The quintuplets have started cut
ting their teeth and will probably
talk before the Dane. But there
| are dog lovers who will believe that
the Dane will know much more life
before the famous five will.
bill Twiningof Spokane, visited j
Coulee City few hours on We'd
,nesday with his brothers Thomas
and Alfred. He was on his way to
Seattle to visit his young son, who
his home with Mr.. Twining's sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wagner went to
Spokane Thursday morning in re-
spouse to message informing
them of the sudden death of their
son in law, George Moiser of Spo-
| kane.
| Mr. Whipple, who has been en-
ployed by the Genral Hauling en-
pany at Tacoma for several weeks,
returned to Coulee this week.
idson were business visitors in Will
bur Tusday morning.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bo bBurton of Mold
were in Spokane the first of the
week. They brought back their inf
tant baby who has been in a hospit-
al there for several months The lit
tie one is very much improved in
health.
Superintendent Mcclure of the
Seattle schools and wife were here
Saturday and Sunday visiting En-
gineer and Mrs. Shearer. While
here they attended the Junior
Prom at the gymnasium Saturday
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