Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-08-20

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! for the NJ. II. Houser Grain Com
pany of Portland, was in town Wed
nesday and arranged with w. d.
! Henry to act as local agent for his
firm. He has rented the east room
OF the Haynes building formerly oc-
| cupied by buttons candy store, as an
office for Mr.. Henry. He also insert
! ed an advertisement in The Herald
and the Pacific Farmers Union. Mr..
Neil is an Independent buyer ana win
try to buy direct from the farmers
paying them the commission that u.s.
ually goes to the middle man.
Girls wanted to pack fruit at tlre
La Toilette orchards, IA miles.
southwest of Pullman. Telephone,
Farmers 365, Pullman, Wash.
! Paul Abendroth, who drew claim
No. IS on the Occur d'Alene reser-
walton, will sell his home and five.
lots in Pullman and his stone quarry
and two lots west of the O. r. C N
depot, and prepare to go on his
claim next April. He expects to.
improve his homestead and make a.
| fine farm of it,
w l.. La Toilette is enjoying a.
visit from some relatives from In
diana, who stopped here enroute to,
the exposition at Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Coleman and
daughter and Mrs. Cool, all of Los
Angeles, California, are here. visit
ing the family of James Hinchliff.
Mrs. Coleman is a sister of Mrs
Hinchlin and Mrs. Cool is a cousin
of Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Hinch-
lift. They have visited the fair and
are touring Washington and the
northwest. They will remain in
Pullman for some time 1t has been
several years since the sisters had
met. Mrs. Hinchlin is fortunate.
this summer, having had an enjoya-
BILE visit with her brother from the
east whom she had not seen in.
long time, earlier in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Reed will
leave soon for a visit to Puget
Sound and the exposition at Seattle.
Their daughter Hazel, is having a
splendid visit with the family of
Rev. Mr.. Healey, formerly pastor of
the Congregational church, at and
near Tacoma. They have been
camping on the beach. climbing
mountains and having a ge neral
good time. Hazel will return with
her parents in September.
J. B. Poe, of Miles City, Mo ntana,
is in Pullman for the purpose of Sc
curing a home for his family Mr..
Poe is a wealthy sheep owner, hav-
ing large focks of sheep and a big
ranch in eastern Montana. He has
two daughters who wish to attend
school and they selected Washing
ton State College as the proper pla ce
Il wanted to go to Spokane. but the
| girls had heard SO much about the
college they wanted to come here
and so my wife and l came down to
arrange for a house and l hope to
have the family here by the time
school opens, said Mr.. Poe, who was
q pioneer of Whitman county be-
| fore going to Montana eight We ars
ago. He was formerly engaged in
the sheep business with j. T. Fer
son near Winona.
Mrs. H. /. Morse and little dauiyht-
err Alice are in Pullman complet ing
arrangements to move here from the
farm they recently sold near Oak es-
dale. Mr.. Morse is too busy harvest
ing the crop to spare time to- come
now. Mrs. Morse was here several
weeks ago and bought the Vincent
property on Military hill, and also
bought three acres and two small
houses near Washington State Col
lege. Since then their youngest son.
bright little boy of three years.
has died. His illness prevented the
family from coming to Pullman
sooner They hope to be installed
in their new home before the OMEN /
ing of school, septem Der 6.