Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-17
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Buick and Dodge cars and have
turned over the shop work to Robert
Bruner and VIM. Burt. Mr. Schaai
will make his home in Pullman but
will retain his agencies at Cotton
and Uniontown.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Martin left this
week for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will spend the winter
George Goodyear who had been
spending Il month with his brother,
VIM. Goodyear, left Tuesday for his
home in Wellesley Hills. Mass. This
was his first visit to the west and he
was so favorably impressed that he
intends to come back again
l., c. Grow left Monday for Pa
latka, Florida, to attend meeting
of the executive board ofa the Ma
tional Farmers Union, of which he
is a member
J. M. Klemgard writes from Cali
fornia that his health is improving
pounds in weight.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Reid left Tues
day for Los Angeles, CAL where they
will spend the winter. Their son.
Emory, started last Friday for the
same city with lin Atkins in the
latters automobile
The w c. T. L. will hold a food
sale tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon
at the store of R. A Hungerford.
T. c, Martin returned Wednesday
from business trip to Portland and
Seattle. He stopped at Arlington,
Ore, for three days with DR.. f. ].
kayler and f. o. Brownson, and the
party bagged s. wild geese.
Lee Allen returned Wednesday
from business trip to. Spokane,
Portland and Seattle.
Mrs. Arthur Thompson went to
Colfax Wednesday to spend a few.
days with her mother, Mrs. ]. Y.
Chamberlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hough of
Valley, are visiting their nephew, E.
w. Thorpe.
Miss Nellie Fitzgerald of Cotton
spent few days this week with the
family of Patrick Ryan.
Thomas Halpin was over from
Moscow, Idaho, Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Pinkley went to
Portland, Ore, last week, returning
Sunday.
Dr., H. S. Hall returned Wednesday
from Spokane. where he spent a week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Barr of near
Almota are the parents of little
daughter, born yesterday.
DR.. T. A. Ball and family returned
Wednesday from Enterprise, Ore,
where they spent a couple of weeks
with relatives, Dr. Ball spent most
OF his time in hunting and killed a
black bear and two coyotes besides
much smaller game.
The legislative committee of the
Eastern Washington Highway asso-
citation has reported in favor of ex-
pending 100000 on the completion
of the Inland Empire road in Whit
man county; one-half of this amount
to be expended on the main, or west
ern division and one-half on the east
ern division.
DR.. H. p. Marshall was down from
Spokane Tuesday on professional
business.
Mrs. j. r. Ruply of Portland, Ore,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. E.
Hudson.
The Historical club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cope.
After the roll call had been answered
by current events, Mrs. Rounds read
paper on Rural Work" and Mrs
Ewing one on Good roads" A piano
duet by Mrs. Fulmer and Mrs. Good
year concluded the program.
F. L. Maston yesterday purchased
from he college the purebred Per
cheron filly Bonita" which viii
make valuable addition to his hero
of thoroughbred horses. MIR. Mastol
already has purebred Percherol
stallion. and expects to raise a mum
Der of prize-winning animals.
Among the Colfax Knights of Pyth
las in attendance at the district con
vention here Monday evening wer
II. NJ. Love. A. r. Metz, Thos. Neill
f. B. Cotterill. Ora Laird. Jane
swygard, VIM. Denno, Ed Savage
Joseph Short, Arthur Golf. DR.. Abee
glen, 7. A. Gallagher, Ellis Laird an,
Dr. Earl Nye. Hon R. c. McCroskey
Dr. c. H. Bentley and Mr.. Bellus con
stitnted the Garfield delegation.