Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Stout motered to
! Spokane on business Monday.
! Mrs, Pat Gilbert entertained her
| bridge club Thursday evening.
Mrs Harry Davidson retured Sun
day from Yakima, whre she visited
: for three weeks with her sister.
N. I'll. Miller, Pat Flanagan, and
| j. D. Reynolds of Osborn were in
town the first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson of Farm
er were callers in Coulee Monday
on their way home from the dam.
j Ed Gunther, former Coulee
/ City business man, was here from
{. Walla Walla last Friday. e
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stout and
! daughter Osal, motered to Wen
atchee Tuesday on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs Cap Nehr and Mrs.
H. E. Stoll were callers at Soap
Lake Tuesday.
G. D. Arnold and wife were bus
mess callers in Grand Coulee Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Polin and
Margery Weller and VIM. Oneal,
motered to Spokane last Saturday.
Frank LaFries of Ephrata accom-
panied by a friend, transacted bu-
siness here Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Woodhouse
| attended the show at Roosevelt
| theatre last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Borset and
| daughters Aleta and Merlyn of Pull
| man, were Sunday guests at the r,
Alderman home inthis city.
George LETTERS arrived here the
| fore part of thr week from the
| coast, where he spent the winter
with relatives. 49, -. -.
! Atty, Welborn of Almira, was
! business caller here Wednesday
where he transacted law business,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Turner of Harr-
ington, were Sunday guests at the
! George Davis home here.
Coulee City was very well repre-
=: scented at the dance atRimrock last
: Saturday night. Another big ball
! will be held there this Saturday.
Have you a place to go tonite.
The play at the gymnasium by the
Womens club will furnish you an
abundance of good entertainment
II Mrs. A. D. Pugh spent the week
end in Spokane, the guest of her
daughter Fay, who is teaching in
the North Central high school.
Mrs A. G. Kinley of Spokane
visited here for a short time Mon
day morning. She was on her way
to the coast.
Mrs. Fred Adams visited with
| her sister Mrs. Oscar Osborne at
the Osborne home on Wednesday
of last week.
See "The other Ghost" tonight
at the school Gymnasium. Dancing
and shining between acts Let's
so.
About fifteen from this city
motored to Maritime Tuesday eve
ening to listen to an address onthe
Townsend old age pension plan.
Adam Hadalin, who was doing
pluming work for George Cozan
at Soap Lake, returned to Coulee
City last Saturday.
In last weeks issue of the pape
| an error occurred in I'll. w. Pyles
| adj. Goldfish was quoted at SIC per
| pound. 1t should heye been 35U
Per pound. g.. 49,. ;. .... ,..
Bill Oneal, an employ of the
: MWAK company as welder, and
making his home in Coulee City,
has been on the sick list the past
week.
Mrs. o. o. Sorenson and Mrs.
! Scott made a trip to Grand Cou-
h lee and other dam site towns
1 Tuesday in the interest of the play
that will be presented tonight.
Mrs. John Tucker visited her
mother Mrs. S. j. Howell and her
VI olhCl at over the
week end. Mrs. Howell returned
with Mrs. Tucker to Coulee City.
Sidney Spurbeck who has been
visiting his parents for two weeks
| returned to SanPedro Wednesday
to resume his duties as member
of the U. S. battleship Louisville
The Reclamation engineers, To-
Gated in Coulee City for the past
six months, expect to leave soon
for Colville where they will con-
tinue in work for the Reclamation
Bureau.
Among those from Coulee CITY
who attended the funeral of James
M. Jones at Almira on Thursday
of last week were: George Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jones, and
Mrs. E. Brimble.
SAVE YOUR EYES FROM
SUMMER GLARE, After scienti-
fic examination by DR.. e. A. Jones,
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