Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-10-13
LOG A L S

cealed by the dust, and the machine
toppled over. Mrs. Palmerton sus-
tanned a fracture Of her right arm
Just above the wrist and was badly
bruised. Mr.. Palmerton escaped un-
injured
Major George r. Lovejoy, who was
mustered out of service with the ma
tional guard last week, came down
to Pullman Wednesday and left On
Thursday to join his wife in Cali
fornia.
Oscar Gilbert and family left on
Wednesday for Cambridge, Idaho,
where he has purchased land.
Mrs. Floyd McCroskey and infant
son returned from Spokane Tuesday,
They are staying with Mrs. Mae
White.
President Holland has been con-
fined to his home several days this
week by serious cold.
v. w. Clarkson went to Spokane
Monday on a business trip.
VIM. Harris, an aged resident OF
Military hill, is seriously ill.
John Lucas of Palouse had his left
foot badly crushed Tuesday morning
In the rock crusher at the E. E. Sny-
der place on the Higgins road.
VIM. Swain returned Tuesday
from San Francisco, Cal, when he at
tended meeting of the committee OF
which he is chairman to formulate
new ritual for the Pacific jurisdic-
ton of the Woodmen of the World.
They considered a number of rituals
and selected one which is to be re-
vised and copy sent to each mem
Der of the committee for considera-
ton. They will meet again at Oak
land, Cal, on December / L, when the
new ritual will be exemplified by q
team from the w. o. w. lodge of that
city.
w. V. Nessly, editor of the Pa
louser, was up from Colfax this week
visiting college friends.
j. N. Emerson and family went tc
Spokane Monday and returned Tues
day in new Overland six with a
brown body and white running gear
1t is a very handsome car.
w. H. Lacey, who came to Pull.
man in 1889 and for a time was in.
terested in q chop mill here, but left
about % years ago to make his home
at Bay City, Mich, is visiting Pull
man friends.
News was received here last week
that Ruby Gentry, who married NJ
S. McNama ara, is the mother of q fine
boy born last Friday Mr.. and Mrs
Mcnamara are now living in Oak,
land, Cal
George Cornelius and family ant
Mrs. Ivan Chase of Colfax autoed VI
to Pullman Sunday and spent a few
hours with Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Gerding
]. n. Scott and family autoed tC
Spokane Sunday afternoon, return
ing Monday evening.
Mrs. E. w. Thorpe went to Spo
kane Monday to spend a few days
with relatives.
The Joya club met Tuesday even
ing with Miss Louise Slater Tn,
new officers are Miss Ella Durham
president, and Miss Louise Slater
secretary.
Mrs. c. w. Vance this weel
shipped number of crates of Ital
ian prunes to Prof. C. l.. SINNERS a
Durham, n. H., and also made ship
ments to Washington, D. c.. and t.
points in Iowa and Montana. TIL,
crop here was light, but of excellen
quality Pullman prunes are win
ming reputation in the east.
Mrs. W. f. Jaberg was taken crit
ically i'll the first of the week an,
on Thursday underwent a successful
operation at the hospital.
Roy Pate and family of johnson
left Wednesday for Kilham, Mont
where he will work on Ray Meek
big wheat ranch.
George 7. Mcmahon has bee
under the weather this week with
threatened attack of appendicitis.
AT the regular monthly meetin
OF the Pullman fire department o.
Wednesday evening two new mem
oers, Eric Klossner and Geo. Brown
were elected to membership.
Mrs. Geo. Savage of Moscow. Ida
no. spent Sunday at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jinnett.
The city council Tuesday evenin
voted to establish sidewalk grade
on the block between Olson stree
and the o.-W. R. & N. tracks, o
State street.