Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
Mold Activities


Saturday. She was on her wa i
her home in -Pateros after a visit
with her husband who is at the
Pasco naval air base. SHE is .he
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Percy Blu
shard who lived for many years In
the Leahy district Their son, De-
bert. is also in the Navy at Sar
Diego, Calf
Mrs. Marvin Awkward has re-
ceived word that her father, Bert
Witt of Walla Walla, is in the hos
pital with his hands and arms bad
/ ~ burned. He had been using a
morning-glory eradicator and had
some of the powder on his gloves.
He set some weeds Attire, and the
powder exploded. His gloves were
burned from his hands, and his
arms badly burned before he could
remove his coat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Leander and
John Carlock went to Spokane on
, Monday. They visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Clark there. Fred reports for
the Army November 4. Harold Pitts
of Chelan is another reporting for
induction into the Army who is
known here
Fay O'Connor of Mansfield visit
ed home folks over the week end.
Jimmie Pitts spent the weekend
with his cousin Jack Pitts in Cou-
lee City.
Ross Callahan and son, Chester,
and Norman Thompson of Spokane,
and Jess Maddux of Coulee City
were duck hunting on the Jones
ranch. Ross Callahan and Norman
Thompson. were in a boat when it
capsized, and they had to dive into
seven feet Of water to recover their
gums and ammunition. Mr.. Callahan
is brother Of Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jorgensen of
+ st. Andrews and Mr.. and Mrs Mar
win Awkward and Diane were Sun
day dinner guests at the 5l.snIey
home,
{ The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold
this months meeting with Mrs.
C. w. Jones'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Hayes and
sons Of Soap Lake. passed through
here Saturday night on their way
to Brewster to visit the Harry Lee
family and enjoy one-day deer
hunt.
Due to the switching of the dates
for the hunting season, only a small
crowd attended the dance Saturday
night
Mrs. J.. A. Burton and Melvin
went to Waterville Sunday after
noon to visit Norma and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Burton. Monday they
went to Wenatchee.
The first snow OF the season fell
Monday morning, about two inches
was recorded. The wind and sun
shine has melted 1t, except for the
sheltered. areas. Wednesday the
ground was white again
Sgt. Loren Auken of Camp Odair.
Oregon, and Betty Milhorn of Van
couver visited at the Dale Leander
home Friday.
Mrs. Harry Thompson. Dean and
Jean, land infant grandson. Jerry
Ash. left Friday for Portland and
Monmouth to visit relatives.
Among the hunters in Douglas
county were Robert and Lorraine
Henneish, Ralph Powell, Carl Ta-
lone, Howard Pitts. James Edge
mon, Howard Jorgensen. Dale Lee
ander and Harold Sims. The only
deer reported shot was by Lorraine
Henneich. Herschel, Nathan and
Wayne Gander went to Boulder
creek in the upper Methow valley.
Mrs. George Martin and infant
daughter left Tuesday for Potlatch,
Idaho. after short visit with Mrs.
Dale Leander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artfe Cooper and
Ralph Mclean were Brewster visi-
, tors Saturday
Charles O'Connor and Wayne
Camden attended the dance given by
the Girl Scouts in Coulee City Fri
day night.
Earl Lemley came home Thurs
day from Spokane where he was on
jury duty.