Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Womack spent
Tuesday in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Taylor and FAM
ily are visiting friends and relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gregg and
daughter left last week for Tacoma
where they will make their home
Pat O'Brien and Lois Learner
motored to Soap Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davidson are
the proud parents of baby girl
born in Wenatchee hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor were
shoppers in town Wednesday.
| Mrs Mae Walker and children OF
Pennington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Var
dusen of Spokane, were visitors as the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walker
sunday. This was the first visit OF
the Walkers in Coulee City since they
moved away from here The Van
dusens returned to Spokane Sunday
| A drive to force out of state work
| ers employed on the Grand Coulee
dam to purchase automobile licenses
| and drivers licenses will be started
by the Washington State Patrol Mon
day. The state law says that person
who works in the state is resident
and must have the plates and license.
Among the successful candidates at
the recent primary election, calling in
Coulee City this week, were Sidney
Jackson and Charles Hawley.
GET READY for the hunting seas
on. emo Trespassing" signs for sale
at the Dispatch office. adv.
| Two carloads of the pear crop
packed by the Columbia Orchard COM
pany were shipped to France, and
five carloads to Egypt,
The Gaynor Lumber company OF
Sioux City, Iowa, has been awarded
the contract for making snow fences
here. Their machine is set, and a
crew is already at work.
A card party will be sponsored by
the Junior class of the high school
October 7.
Mrs. f. Wagner purchased a
2Ox40-foot house at the dam site and
moved it to her lot here. She will
rent the home.
Alberta Webb Of Creston spent
Sunday at the J. W. Joplin home,
Evelyn Patterson, iona Wander
half, Adrian Tucker, Burl Tucker and
Leo Bittner spent Sunday at Wilbur.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Lynard called
on friends in town Wednesday
Jim JETS motored to WeRatchec
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bellies motored
to Wenatchee Wednesday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Edgemon viGit-
ed friends in town Wednesday.
Clarence Edgemon transacted bus
mess in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Jay Baker and Mrs. Joe o.
sen of Almira visited at the Jim Jess
home Friday,
Paul and Clarence Rice and Frank
1 Eggleton motored to the dam Sunday.
h Mary Rhodes, Henry Hicks and
Loren Cunningham motored to Mans
field Sunday.
I Girl Scout Patrol No. l, under the
direction Of Mis- Harding, liked to
Deep Lake Wednesday. A short meet
ing was held followed by lunch.
Eva and George Carey, Dorothy,
I.ueien and William Sieg, and Maxine
Crimson were dinner guests of Fern
Fredricks Sunday.
i Dorothy Burque.t of Everett Wis
) tied Mt the Gertie Estay home last
week.
| DR.. H. c. Curry the Seattle Optom-
ctrist who has made Professional
visits to Coulee City for II years
and is known for good Optical work
at Reasonable Prices will again be at
Thompson Hotel Friday, September
30th, for one day Eyes Examined
Glasres Proverlv Fitted. adv
| FOR SALE-Round Oak Chief
range, nearly new, water jacket, res
; crvoir, enamel front; oil heater; baby
bed; piano; other furniture. Call 213.