Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-10-22
FAREWELL BANQUET HoNoRS\
ST. ANDREWS FAMILY

A farewell banquet was held in the
Grange dining hall last Thursday eve
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Larsen. Long tables were placed. and
Mr.. and Mrs Larsen, children and
grandchildren sat at the table of hon
or,
The st. Andrews ladies served
bounteous supply of numerous good
foods. After the repast Mr. and Mrs.
Larsen were presented with a benuti-
full electric floor lamp, presentation
of which was made by Everett Rice.
Mr. Larsen gave touching return
speech, and others gave appropriate
talks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen have lived in
st. Andrews for more than thirty
years and are known for their activi-
ties both among neighbors and the
community in general. They were
charter members of the St Andrews
Grange.
We all wish them many happy
years in their new home at Malott.
Mrs. Nettie Frederick, whose home
is in Salt Lake City. Utah, is the
guest of her son, Oscar, and family
of st. Andrews.
Andrew Mickelsen who has been in
poor health for some time, is in the
Deaconess hospital In Spokane. He
had mastoditis last spring and did not
.elve medical attention, as he be-
.ievcG it a case OF ear-ache. The doc
tors intend to remove the mastoit
oon as Mr.. Nicholson is pnS
sieally able to undergo the operation.
49,. and Mrs. Wendall Bogart and
daughters, Doris and Winifred. lett
iast Thursday for visit with rcIa
tlves and friends in thq middle states.
They expect to return arcrIi.! thanks
giving time. We wish them bon
voyage. ~
DR.. Smith Of Mansfield and Miss
Nickelsen of WaterviiIe, were at the
st. Andrews school Monday where the
children under ten years Of the COM
munity were given injections Of tox-
old to immune them from dlphtheria.
The usual physical examinations were
given at that time also.
The Grange held an open meeting
last Saturday night, Booster night. A
program was given. The outside
speakers were DIR. Smith, who gave g
health talk, and Mrs. Burgess, OF AL
lcetown, whose subjects were the
Washington Children s Home. After
the program, dancing was enjoyed and
lunch was served by the Home Econ
omics.
Saturday night, October 81, ba-
zaar and carnival will be held in the
Grange halls. Changers are requested
to get the articles that they have been
asked to bring to the hall as early as
possible so that they can be arranged
early. We hope to have large crowd.
Good music will be provided for dane
ing after the carnival, and cards will
be provided for those wishing to
amuse themselves in that manner. A
general good time is arranged Re-
member the date, October 81, 1895. :
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wogensen and
Ena motored~to Spokane Wednesday
for few days stay.
Oscar Frederick and Marie, Ken
meth and Eugene were in Wenatchee
Saturday to meet Mr.. Fredericks' mo-
Their.
Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Mclean were
Sunday evening guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Nicholson.
Among those who saw the estate
Fair" starring Will Rogers, at
Grand Coulee were Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Rice and Thekma and Clarence,
Mrs. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Wogensen
and Ena.
MIR. and Mrs. Jeff Preston md
Molly Rose of VaterviLe, called on
Mrs. Ward Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jenkin and
Mary Ann were. through st. Andrews