Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-30

CITY IN BRIEF

The Dispatch office enjoyed a
visit from Chris Jergensen of St
Andrews Thursday. Mr.. Jergensen
stated that residents of his CON-
munity were busy getting ready
to harvest fine crop of wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Higgenbo-
than of Hartline were visitors at
the F. w. Mccain home on Fri
day.
Mrs. Ida Darby left for Seattle
on Friday, to be gone few days.
Mrs. Frank Janni arrived home
on Sunday from an extended trip
to the east.
A hamburger and watermelon
feed was enjoyed at Park lake last
Thursday evening by the Misses
Ruth Brimble, Thelma Pugh, Fay
Pugh, and Eileen Dierkes.
Howard Hilson, of Almira, who
has been assisting in the Dispatch
office, is convalescing from an ap-
pendectomy in the Sacred Heart
hospital in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Washington
of Grand Coulee were visitors in
town Friday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. McCarty and
family of Bremerton are spending
a vacation at McCann's beach on
Blue lake. Mr. MoCarty is a machin
list in the Navy yard at the Cost city
They were exploring the hills back
of Blue lake one day this week, and
found cave containing the bones of
about nine head of cattle. At some
time long ago, evidently, the cattle
had sought shelter in the cave, but
starvation probably killed them.
PIANO IN STORAGE: Exception
al bargain. Small size beautiful pi-
ano for some one in this vicinity.
Terms given. Write Credit Dept,
P. O. Box rs, Spokane Wash. 1-3tp
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Harold and
little baby were in town Wednesday.
Leon Crawford of Davenport was
caller in town one day this week.
MRS. C.B. Neihart returned to her
home here last Thursday, after
spending an enjoyable vacation
in Salt Lake City. She reports hav-
ing visited the world-famo taber-
nacle while in that city.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat Gilbert and
daughter, Arlene, returned Sunday
from Republic, where Mr.. Gilbert
has been employed.
Mrs. Paul Glessing left Sunday
night for Spokane. She was joined
there by Mrs. J.J.cCann on Tuesday
and the two ladies left for Detroit
Wednesday morning, where Mrs.
Glessing will take delivery of new
car at the factory.
Mrs. J.P. Weimerskirch, son Mike
and daughter Elizabeth, of Mold,
were CALLERS in town Tuesday.
Joe Sanders Spokane, an old
timer Of the Big Bend, stopped to
pay social call on F.W .cCann Sat.
urday.
Louis Rhodes was in the Mason
City hospital this week where he
had the cast removed from his
neck, which was broken some time
ago at Blue lake. Louis says it feels
pretty good to get rid of that cast
because some of the recent hot days
made 1t decidedly uncomfortable.
Mrs. Charles Weller, Mrs. Mar
jorie Maxwell and Jackie Weller
returned from Los Angeles where
they have been visiting.
Townsend papers, five cents per
copy at Lndley's Variety store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace E. White
of Spokane, were callers at the F.
w. McCann home Saturday, while
on their way to Seattle,
Rusty Griffin returned Monday
from an extended visit to Chicago,
bringing with him a new car.
Mrs. Jack Crowford of Pasco. is
a guest at the Wanamaker home.
Miss Josephine Wanamaker also re-
turned to her home after visiting
in Pasco.
Nelson A. Cheney of Grand Cou-
lee was a Coulee visitor this week.
Mrs. Bob Hilson Is spending
weeks vacation at the home of her