Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-06-18

natchee Electric Company.
William Porter left Monday morn
ing for Seattle to attend the grand
lodge OF Masons of the state.
Tom Walsh, division superinten-
dent of the o. r. & N, made a trip
over the Colfax.Moscow branch in
his private car "04" Tuesday.
Miss Laura Thompson, graduate
of the school of music in Washing
ton State College this year, is visit
ing friends in Albion this week.
The Herald is in receipt Of a card
from Mrs. NJ. f. Jenne, who Is at
Sloan Springs, Ark, asking that the
paper be sent to her there.
II. E. Spencer, of Garfield, a grad
uate of Washington State College
and we'll known in Pullman, was in
town Wednesday.
j. K. Barbee was in town Wednes-
day to meet his brother, billie"
who stopped off here enroute home
from British Columbia and Seattle.
II. j. Lechner, of the class OF 1910,
in agriculture at Washington State
College, has been employed to teach
agriculture in the Pullman high
school next year
Max Hinrichs returned from Seat
tie Wednesday noon Mr.. Hinrichs
visited the exposition and helped to
carry the big flag in the parade on
Pullman Day."
Tom Savage returned Wednesday
noon from Seattle where he visited
the exposition and had a good time.
but got tired out in few days and
returned ahead of the crowd.
The Ivy Theater, under the new
is being re-painted and
improved in many ways and is be-
coming more popular with the pu-
bic.
The first ice cream social of the
season will be given in the basement
of the Methodist church on the after
noon and evening of Thursday, June
81. Ever! BODY is invited to come
and have good time.
Jud Cleland, one of the popular
of Whitcher & Cleland's
cigar store and pool room, says he
will not remain single long. He has
taken a decisive step toward matri-
mony by having his trousers creased.
Tottie Shaw had her tonsils re-
moved Tuesday DR.. J. L. Harris,
of Cotton, performed the operation
and the chloroform was administered
by her father, Dr. A. E. Shaw. Tot
tie stood the operation well and is
getting along nicely.
DR.. II. P. Marshal has returned
from Germany. where he spent seven
months in one of the largest hospi-
tails in Europe studying under some
OF the leading surgeons of Germany.
He has charge of the practice of Drs.
Russell & Campbell during their
absence.
William Barbee, for many years a
citizen of Pullman and city marshal
mere for time, was in town Wednes-
day from his home on the Clear
water, east of NeZ Perez, IGaho. He
Is now visiting his brother, j. f.
Barbee, an the latter's farm near
town.
Miss Ella Kennel, one of this
years graduating class, has been en-
ployed to teach German and Eng.
In the Rosalia High School next
school year, at high salary. Miss
Kennel is a Whitman county girl,
having been born and reared at Col
tax.
every farmer should call at the
Artesian hotel and see the model of
he new Farmers Friend" combined
harvester manufactured in Spokane,
and which requires only six or eight
horses. W. A. Spicer is agent for
he machine, which promises to re-
'olltionize harvesting methods in
he northwest, and will be pleased to
ak to farmers and show them how
t works.
There were preaching services in
the Baptist, Christian and Method
Ist churches Sunday evening, all be-
Ing fairly well attended. AS an
nounced in another column of this
issue, there will be services in but
two of the churches next Sunday
evening, the various churches unit