Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-08-15

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4 Washing done reasonable prices.
sWork satisfactory. Second house
seast of school house. Mrs. Ewell.
Kenmore washing machine for
sale. nearly new, $50 cash. Inquire
at Stoll's garage.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Freed and
1.-TWO daughters of Spokane, were
scalling on friends in Coulee city
ETuesday. Many will remember him
Ras having worked in the bank and
HMrs Freed was the daughter of
Z Editor and Mrs. Chas. Smith, who
presided here Is years ago.
4 Mrs. George Bemis accompanied
his sister-in-law to the coast for a
bviSit this week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnes and
II daughter and family of Chelan Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
n Cam Wednesday. They had been
\ to the dam. Mr. Barnes is one of
! the Waterville pioneers and at one
time was deputy sheriff of Douglas
county.
Mrs. l.. l.. Vandussen and child
Ten returned to Spokane Monday
after a weeks visit at the home of
l her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Walker.
II Roy Mitchell of Okanogan called
in to see Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cam Tuesday. Mr. Mitchell is in
the forestry service work. He is the
son of Joe and Mary Mitchell and
was born north of Hartline, his par
ents coming to the country over SO
years ago, The left this part of the
country in 1891.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Soweny and daugh-
tiers Florece and Bessie and four
grandchildren called on friends in
Coulee City Saturday. Mr.. Sowery
was depot agent here 18 years ago.
They now reside near Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ogle, son
Lloyd and Fred Carpenter, all of
Waterville, visited the McCanns at
Blue Lake Sunday. These two men,
like Frank Mccain, came to this
country more than SO years ago.
It's great treat when old pioneers
like them get together.
Mrs. Willard Tripplett and son
Junior, Mrs. Howard Adams, Mrs.
aCharles Chapel, Betty Ann and
| Bobby, Mrs. Art Lewis. Billy and
gJack, spent Friday at McCann's
Beach.
II Shirley Stevens visited at Nc
II Cams on Blue Lake last week end.
n Rollin Spurbeck and sons are
painting and paperhanging at Nc
bCann's resort. Mrs. Spurbeck and
daughter, Mrs. Ray Croft. accom-
apanied them Friday and spent the
1day at the beach.
Mrs. Ode Frederick and three
daughters of Mold were Sunday vi
sitors at Blue Lake.
Z Mrs. Walla Olin and daughter
Edith of Gright5 were shopping in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Cap Nehr is spending the
/, week in Spokane, visiting her moth
er and father, Mrs. and Mrs Car
rlety. Velma and Helen Trout are
operating the sandwich stand at
the Junction during her absence
Mrs. Dave Gallagher and Mrs.
| Middleton of Stratford, and Mrs.
| Middleton of Los Angeles, were
callers at the John Mccain home
Tuesday on their way to Blue Lake.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reese of Spokane
is here visiting with Mrs. o. Stoner
Miss Thelma Pugh is visiting
friends in Seattle, and Port Ange-
les this week.
Mrs. John Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Davis and daughter
from Wenatchee, are spending the
week at Blue Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fem of
Prophetstown, Illinois, were guests
| Monday night at the Arnold home.
They were enroute to Seattle and
other coast points from their home
| in Illinois.
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Mrs. j. r. Browne and little
daughter, Mary Frances, returned
! last week from Reedsport Oregon,
where they visited relatives for
two weeks.
Miss June Mcdonald, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdonald
OF Almira, visited at the w. J..
Jones home here on Wednesday af-
/ ternoon of last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stout left Tues
day morning for Kansas City, Mo,
for three weeks visit at their old
home. They expected to visit the
F, Yellowstone National Park and 9th
| er places of interest enroute