Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-07-07
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Grafton of Womens Clubs in New
York city. After visiting friends at
Washington, D. c.. and in New Eng
land, she came west by the Canadian
Pacific to Everett where she pre-
sided over the annual meeting Of the
State Federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Price were the
victims of an old-fashioned surprise
picnic the Fourth. when a number
of their friends. with well laden din
ner baskets, proceeded unlimited to
the Price residenEe and took the
place by storm. A very enjoyable
time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Hin and
daughter motored to Spokane Won
day, returning Wednesday. Mr.. Hill
and his daughter took advantage of
the opportunity to register for the
Colville reservation opening, quail
flying within half an hour after the
booths opened at midnight July 4
Captain F. j. Osterman on Mon
day received orders to report at the
camp at Monterey. Cal. He left on
Wednesday and does not expect to
return to Pullman. His family will
leave for Spokane in a few days and
will remain there until it is settled
whether he will be ordered into ac-
tive service in Mexico. He sold his
new house on Monroe street to L. E.
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goolde and
children, Juanita and Francis, of
Baraboo, Wis, and Miss Wilnay link
of Oregon, Wis, are visiting the fam
lily of Prof. George Olson. Mrs.
Goolde is a sister and Miss link
niece of Mrs. Olson.
Miss Gertrude MacKay returned
last Friday from Pittsburg, Pa.
where she had been teaching At
Chicago she was joined by her
and they came to Pullman with her
to spend the summer.
Floyd Smith local agent for the
Houser Grain company, took in the
automobile races at Spokane the
Fourth. later registering for the Col
vile reservation land drawing.
President E. O. Holland left yes
terday for a trip to the middle west
during which he will visit the Iowa
Agricultural college and educational
institutions in Nebraska and several
other states. He expects to be away
about a month
Prof, Herbert Kim hrough and his
mother will leave today for a visit
with friends at Spokane.
Mrs. w C. Kruegel went TO Spo-
kane Wednesday to meet her sister.
who is coming out from Wisconsin
for visit
Lynn S. Reyes has gone to Ziuah
to spend the summer with his
brother On the way he stopped at
Spokane, where Dr. Eikenbary ex-
amined his injured arm and found
that it is improving.
E. o. Cathcart has resigned his
position as assistant cashier of the
Pullman State bank and left yester-
day Tor Harrison, Idaho. to take
charge of bank which he has
bought there Mrs. Cathcart accom-
panied him. Both have made a wide
circle of friends in Pullman. who
deeply regret their regret their de-
parture.
A fine seyen-pound boy was born
the morning of the Fourth of July to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. George.
DR.. A. A. Rounds and DR.. A. f.
Archer spent Wednesday at their
farm near Cornell, making the trip
by auto. They report crop prospects
good.
DR.. A, E. Archer and family will
leave today on an extended trip to
Iowa and South Dakota. expecting 10
be gone six weeks or two months
They will take camping equipment
and will enjoy an outing in connec-
ton with the trip. DR.. Archer will
attend the convention of the national
osteopathic association at Kansas
City the first week in August.
The Sunnysde hill club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs,
NJ. d. Henry.
Mrs. Walter Savage and son are
visiting friends at Granite. Idaho.
Mrs. T. A. Ball entertained a num-
Der OF lady friends at 500 party last
evening.
DR.. w. Luther Holt leaves TO-DAY
Tor a weeks trip TO the mountalns.