Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-03-24

Almira to undergo medical treatment.
Miss Grace Fritsch was weekend
visitor in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Howell are
visiting at the T. E. Austin home
this week.
MAJESTIC RANGE, uses wood or
local, in excellent condition. Also three
beds with springs, for sale at Homo
Market. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Rhodes, Jr
were at the dam Friday.
Mrs. Bill Webb and children o
Almira, called at the J. w. Joplin
home Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude Estey is visiting at
Spokane.
FOR sALE-Choiee residential lots
very reasonable. Call at Dispatch Of
flee. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Logg and son
called at the Wallace DIN home Sun
day.
Berkeley Willis and Burl Tucker
were visitors in town Friday.
Fay Lucas Of Cashmere, visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs d. NJ.
Davidson, Friday.
WANTED - Small house, partly
furnished.-1nquire Dispatch. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bemis transact
ed business at Almira Friday.
FOR RENT One Groom modern
house and garage. Possession any
time after March II. Inquire at Dis
patch office, or see Mrs. I. W. Gregg
Paul and Charles Neihart, students
at the U. of w., are spending be
tween semester vacation with their
mother, Mrs. Grace Neihart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey YanCello Of
Grand Coulee, visited at the w. L.
Joplin home Friday.
Mrs. Leo LAWN and daughters,
Mrs. Dudley. Marjorie Maxwell and
Mary Weller spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday at Spokane.
Mrs. Dick Larsen and children and
Jean Irwin were Spokane visitors
1 last week.
FOR sALE-1sss Aupmobile, A.
door sedan. Completely overhauieu.
new pafnt.-Home Market adv.
Thelma Rice and Dexter Hunt of
Tacoma, were recent visitors at the
home Of Miss Rice g parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Evans made
trip to the dam Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jorgensen visit
ed friends in town Monday.
Miss Marylees Clute was in Yaki-
ma over the weekend.
sIX.FOOT GAS REFRIGERATOR
flor sale cheap.-Jim's Chevrolet Ser
vice. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larsen and
, daughters and Rose Mae Feske and
? George Murphy were at the dam Sun
! day.
! A SHOWING OF LATEST NEW
! YORK MODES of Ladies New Spring
Dresses, Coats and Suits will be pre-
4
scented at Wagoner's Store, on Thurs
day, March 31st. adv.
; Verlie Lee and daughter, Nicola
4 visited at the dam Tuesday.
4 Mrs. Ira Pitts and daughters called
I at the w. A. Pollin home Tuesda.
= and Wednesday.
X| Ed Mclean is recovering rapid.
q from a recent illness.
: USED CAR SALE--'33 Chevrole
= sedan, paintedG and fully recondition
Z ed, $3.50; '36 VS. coach, s4ss; -
I Olds coach, s460.-Logg Motors. adv
) Work is progressing nicely on tn
3 building of roads and trails at DR.,
Z Falls park. Resting places are bein
placed at intervals on the long clim1
q from Dry Falls lake to the brink o
I the gorge.
7 SEND BROKEN GLASSES DI
RECT for quick repairs to Dr.. Al
! fred e. Jones. Box 1916 Spokane
. He has given yon reliable eye ser
vice for years. ALI glasses and re
pairs manufactured BY recogAize'
\ dispensers.--adv. III
Around $50 visitors viewed tn
dam project Sunday. An increase j
general travel is becoming increasing
ly evident as spring gets underway.
Between three and four inches 0
snow accumulated in the st. Andrew
district during the heavy storm o
Tuesday afternoon and night, accord
ing to Everett Rice who was in tow
yesterday.
FOR SALE-Bundle hay. $40
per ton Also SOW and ten pigs
George Smith, Mold. adv. 1t.
Bob Brimble has enrolled rs
freshman at the state college at Pull
man.
Watch for your Fuller Brush ma
during the next few days, with 10y