Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-22
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SON. lSddC buShiSss iSAt buhu"s W.
Spokane, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Clement wilkins,
whose husband is a major in the
Second Idaho infantry, stationed at
Fl George Wright
Mrs. B. l.. Steele and daughter
Miss Joyce, left Wednesday for
Walkerton, Ind, to spend the
summer with relatives while Prof
Steele is doing special work in
physics at the University of Chicago.
George Livingston left Wednesday
for Toroda, where he will spend
several months.
Mrs. Herman Junge and little son,
Gordon. visited friends in Spokane
last week
f. w Downen returned Sunday
from a trip to Nezperce He says
that the season there is even later
than here and that the farmers are
still seeding.
Miss Hazel Dysart left Tuesday
for Spokane where she will spend a
couple of weeks and then go to
Helena, Mont, for visit.
Mrs. Cora Roberts arrived Satur-
day from Houlton, Ore, to visit her
sister, Mrs w, C. Kruegel.
Miss Helen Hungate went to Col
fax yesterday to spend a few days
with friends
Mrs e f. Snyder who has been
receiving medical attention at a local
hospital returned home Saturday.
Dr. f. r. Patee left early Monday
morning in his car for Spokane to
attend the seventh annual conference
of state county and city health Of
ficers held there on Monday and
Tuesday He remained during the
latter part of the week to attend the
state medical association,
George Cannon. a member of the
office force of the Western Union
Life Insurance company in Spokane,
was in Pullman this week in the
interests of the company and to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Doty expect to
leave soon for Priest Lake, Idaho
where they viii spend two weeks
Hugh Hunt returned this week
from trip to Prosser and Pasco
where Mrs. Hunt is visiting relatives
d. r. Judson and the Misses Grace
and Virgie Judson daughters of Mr.
and Mrs, j, A. Judson. all of Winona,
are guests at the home of their sister
and aunt Mrs. George Grant, this
week.
DR.. w. Luther Holt, f. A. Masek
II. Nj. Beck and Karl Allen spent
Sunday at Rock Lake in the western
part of the county They report the
crop prospects around Winona and
st. John as excellent, the farmers in
that section being jublant. The fall
wheat is heading out and shows lux
uriant growth.
DR. j. Earl Else, of Portland
formerly located in Pullman, visited
here this week. DR.. Else compli-
mented Pullman very highly upon
her evident spirit of progress and
her municipal pride before the
chamber of commerce meeting Tues
day.
Tom Burnham, a farmer residing
north of Pullman, took as his bride
last week Miss Anna Marshall, also
OF Pullman. The wedding was
solemnized at the congregational
parsonage at Colfax, the Rev Mr..
Bainton officiating The young
couple motored to Spokane fo- their
honeymoon
Miss Fora Cannon left Sunday for
Waupaca, Wisconsin, where she vii
attend the national convention Of the
Alpha Delta Pi sorority as delegate
from the local organization. Miss
Cannon visited in Spokane until
Wednesday evening, when she pro
ceeded on her journey. On the re-
turn trip she will stop at several
points to visit relatives.
Howard B. Clees, who recently en-
listed in the quartermasters corps of
the regular army was down from
Fort Wright this week on a four
days furlough
Charles Wenham and Jack Brown
went to Spokane this week to look
over the military situation with a
view to enlisting.
The Carsten Packing company. of
Spokane has taken a fiye-year lease
on the room formerly occupied by
Thorpe's Smoke House and will in
stall a meat market.
W. A Lacey. principal OF the high
school, left this week with Mrs.
Lacey and their son for lola Kaneas