Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-08-23
LOCAL BREVITIES
This, That and the Other Concerning
People We Know


Palouse Wednesday with H. l.
Hughes, candidate for the republican
nomination for county commission r
from this district. Judging by the
way they were working for him and
their high commentator of his
qualifications, he must be a mighty
good citizen.
Richard Smith called at Tho Her
aid office yesterday and left sam
pie of Japanese plums which are
about the best tasting plums the
editor ever ate MIR. Smith has a
fine crop of fruit of all kinds this
year and his orchard is kept free of
all pests.
A car OF So, 40 and 40 foot poles.
eight-inch tops, arrived this week
and was unloaded for use in the local
exchange being built by the Inland
Cooperative association. A car of
cable has been shipped and is ex-
pected in day or two
The Model Bakery this week In
stalled a beautiful new soda fountain
in its building on Main street and
is now serving all sorts of soft.drinks
and refreshments. The fountain is
one of the neatest in Pullman, being
furnished with many colored lights
and other attractive features. The
Bakery will manufacture its own ice
cream and soda water Roy Gosselin
will have charge of the fountain for
the proprietor, II. NJ. Beck.
Henry Baker returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Spokane
President E. A. Bryan came down
to Pullman Tuesday from his sum-
mer home at Lakeview.
The new directory of the Inland
Cooperative association exchanges at
Pullman Colfax and Albion is now
out and ready for distribution.
Johnny" Bender who will coach
the W. s. C. football team this year,
is expected to arrive in Pullman be-
tween September | and ,. His house
hold goods have arrived in Pullman
and Bender will start west from Wis
consin in a few days.
Ernest Lister of Tacoma one of
the seven candidates for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor, was
in Pullman Monday in the interests
of his candidacy. He was prominent
ly connected with the administration
of Governor Rogers and visited Pull
man a number of times in his official
capacity as chairman of the board of
control of state institutions
Miss Iva Windus will leave today
for Granite Falls Wash. where she
will teach music in the high school.
Miss Windus will be accompanied by
her sister, Ida Windus. who will
spend the winter in Granite Falls.
Judge Thos, NeiT came over from
Colfax Sunday in the interests of his
candidacy for reelection. The Judge
is campaigning quietly by effectually
and is receiving pledges of support
from every hand. He attended the
meeting and banquet of the X. of p.
lodge Monday evening
F. w. Butler of the Inland Co
operative association here has been
sent to Eureka. Mont, to do about
a weeks work there finishing an ex-
change.
l.. l.. Black, an attorney of Everett.
was in Pullman Tuesday looking
after the political interests of his
father, Judge Black. who is a candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for governor.
While operating on the farm of
Thos. Savage. three miles west of
Pullman Wednesday afternoon. the
separator belonging to Eugene Sny-
der exploded and was completely de-
stroyed. Two explosions occurred
each of them of sufficient force to
ruin the thresher The crew es-
capped injury. Had it not been for
the fact that the thresher had Just
amount of sacked grain would have
been destroyed.
Two candidates from the X. of p.
lodge of Palouse were made full
Pledged knights by the local lodge of
that order Monday evening. The
candidates came over in automobiles.
accompanied by large delegation of
Palouse Knights. A banquet fol-
lowed the initiatory ceremonies.
The girl members of the Pullman
high school 1912 class gave delight
full lawn party at the home of Miss
Opal Green last night. About 80
high school students were invited and
the time was spent with outside
games. Refreshments were served
late in the evening.