Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-07-25

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Mrs. Margery Maxwell, Mrs Jean
Doherty and Mrs. c. j. Weller auto
ed to Spokane Friday.
Junior VIM of W1enatchee visit
ed last week at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
I Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucker autoed
to Spokane last Thursday to wit
ness the ball game played between
the House of David and st. Louis
colored giants ball clubs.
Mesdames Tom Gill; Pete Wanna
maker, j. Tucker, H. Mitchell and
M. Tripplett, were hostesses at a
Silver Tea given last Thursday af-
ternoon by the Ladies Aid Society.
Punch, sherbert and waters were
served. There were twenty five vi
sitors and thirteen members pres
ent
Mrs. Joe Dodd entertained Sat
urday afternoon, honoring Mrs
Marion E. Smith, secretary of the
State Federated Womens' Clubs.
| Nurse Evelyn Sanger of Spokane
was a week end guest at the Mrs.
q. B. Neihart home
Miss Dorothy Cooper of Leahy,
visited last Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Fields and, family of
this city.
Kenneth May of the Higgins
Motor Company, of Spokane, was a
J business visitor in town Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Miss Virginia Robarsh of Ever
EFT, returned home Tuesday follow
| ing a weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Laurence Estey.
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! Miss Capt. Stevens arrived here
Monday from Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, to attend the bedside of her
grandfather, Dr. Gookin, who pass
ed away Tuesday evening" at nine
o'clock.
Claude Bennett of Wilson Creek
was business visitor in Coulee
City Thursday afternoon.
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County Treasurer R. T. Gibbons
| OF Ephrata, was in Coulee City on
business on Thursd ay afternoon OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Davidson
and children fr ON Cashmerei and
Mrs. Luther ". inn and daughter
Theda of Wen atchee, were last Sur
l day guests al. the j. T. Davidson
home in this city.
For Sale--Thorough bred police
cog, six months old. See or write
AL Ryan, Coulee City.
Mrs Mary Pfeferkorn and datl
} ghter Mrs. George Raftis, and sor
John of Spokane, visited over the
week end with their daughter and
| sister, Mrs. AL Ryan. Miss Leulla
jTherreault, also of Spokane! was in
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Ryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
ME Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rask,
: of Coulee City, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Sweet and son and daus Interim
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sweet of
Wenatchee. made up party which
motred to Index, on Steven Pass
Sunday and spent the day. picking
black berries.
Nels Swank, who owns two resi-
dences in the south enc. of town,
has treated them both to q new coat
of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haverstick of Brew
ster are the new propr ietors of the
Canery Coffee Shop located in the
George B. Cooley building. They
purchased the fixtures and equip
ment form Mr.. and Mrs. Hixon.
former proprietors.
j. r. Browne tran sacted business
in Spokane last week.
$780,
John Gill, who resides in the
southeast part of to wn, is remodel
ing MS house and doing three ad-
ditional rooms.
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Now is the time to- paw YOUR SUBJ
scrlpt1on to the Coz llee City Dis
patch. Send check or money order.
Better still, step into the Office and
pay up your back SUI descriptions and
renew for another v ear.
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Kenneth May VIII formerly had
charge OF the Higs; ms Motor Com
pany branch here, was business
caller here from s pokane last Sat
urday.
Miss Alene Pete .rson is spending
nef summer vacad on with the Jess
d. Evans family CT north Coulee.
e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate Harrison and
son Richard. anil Joe Swank motor
ed to Omak Sunday to visit rela-
tives.
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ADAM HHdalin transacted bust
ness In F,Dh rata Mnp1o,r 81 x.~oo.