Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-04-12

week with her mother in Wilbur.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and baby of
Mold were shopping here Thursday
H. H. Higgins of Spokane, was a
business caller in town Wednesday.
| Mrs. E. Wagner was hostess to
the bridge club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Adams visited
Grand Coulee Monday evening.
Frank Lamb of Delrio, spent
Saturday with his moth, Mrs.
Bert Lamb of this city.
Kennith May of the Higgins
Motor Company, spent the week
end with his wife at Spokane.
Adam Hadalin, local plumer, is
doing plumbing work at Soap
Lake this week.
Joe Meeham, who has been at
Olympia for several months, re-
turned to Coulee City last week
]. H. Stout was business caller
in Ephrataa and Wenatchee Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell was hostess
Thursday evening to members of
| the bridge club.
Mrs. John S. Jenkins visited her
daughter, Mrs. Anderson of Wilbur
! Tuesda yafternoon.
Ray Bailey, now of Coulee Dam,
was in town Saturday afternoon on
his way to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams motored
to Waterville Monday.
Contractor Michels of Grand
Coulee is transacting business here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges and son of
Grand Coulee, visited at the Ralph
| Alderman home Tuesday.
Mrs. Vern Holbrook and ]. Hol-
brook of Wenatchee, came over
Thursday to visit and transact bust
ness.
Clifford Salter and family, &C
companied by Jean Irwin and Louise
Eggleton visited in Grand Coulee
Sunday afternoon.
Ralph Woodhouse and Leslie
Lamb autoed to Delrio Sunday
morning and spent the day at the
Lamb ranch.
G. D. Arnold and wife spent Sun
day afternoon in Grand Coulee, Wis
itingthier dughter Mrs. N Davis
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Salter and
family are moving this week from
the Roy Carpenter house to theVern
Holbrook house.
Mr.. Irwin, farmer in the Del
ri country, lost his home and all
furnishings last week by fire. The
cause of the fire is unknnwn.
The w. S. C. students, who were
home for the spring vacation, de
parted Saturday and Sunday for
Pullman.
For Sale Cheap-Tripple mirror
dressing table, Edison photograph
an a 60 inch buffet. Mrs. Paul
Closing.
| A fine new postoffice sign was
erected in front of the postoffice
| l1IlS WCCh. ". DE- opul UdCh ulu luc
painting of the sign.
Mrs. George Klare and daughter
I Beverly and Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell
smotored to Wilbur on business
Wednesday.
| Mesdames Howard Adams, Mill
lard nripplett and Rose Cunning
ham motored to Wilbur Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Alice Filion.
| The Seniors of the local high
school are planning on holding
their annual prom at the school
gymnasium next Saturday night
il Freakish weather still persists in
| this section. Cold winds and dis
agreeable weathe seems to be the
order of the day.
II The Clyde Jenkins family moved
this week from the George McDon-
] aid residence in the north end of
town, to the Evert Mathis residence
; north of Main street.
Mrs. Grace Wilson and Howard
Meister of Spokane accompanied by
Miss Fay Pugh who is teaching in
the Northcentral high school n
/ Spokane, spent the week end at the
A. d. Pugh home in this CITY,
Mrs. o. K. Hill, house guest of
Mrs. c. B. Neihart, returned o
Coulee City Tuesday, following a
weeks visit with friends in Spok-
and.
Mrs. Cora Rinker of Wilbur and
son Roy and family from Delrio,
were in town Tuesday While here
they visited at the E. Wagner
\ home.
A bonfire near the Potltch yards
last evening became unmanageable
and the fire department was called
out to eXtinuish thefire and keep it
from spreading to near by build
ings
Harry Mitchell had the misfort-
une to break the small bone in his
lnkle last week He fell from a lad.
der while at work on his sons house
DR.. Yount of Wilbur reduced the