Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-17
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his brothers. Oscar and Frank
Young, at the same place, The party
visited Yellowstone National Park
and several other points Of interest.
the trip being made in three weeks
DR.. Il. r Patee assisted the eX-
emption board at Cofax on Friday
of last week
VIM. Rivers and wife OF Palouse
came in from Spokane Monday and
spent the time between trains house
hunting They viii move here Sep
tember Mr. Rivers has a position
with the Adams grocery.
Attorney NJ. S lamar transacted
legal business at the county seat Fri
day
r. c. McCroskey has been appoint
ed by the president of the State
Bankers association as a member of
the legislative committee. This COM
mittee has important and tar-reach-
ing functions to perform and the
honor to Senator McCroskcy is sig
nal one. The other members of the
committee are prominent western
Washington bankers Senator Nc
Croskey being the only east side rep.
resentatiye
H. NJ Beck is this week installing
new and modern baking equipment
in the Model bakery. With the com
pletion of the extensive improve
ments the Model will be one Of the
best equipped bakeries in the inland
Empire
b. F. Campbell the Oldsmobile
man. was a business visitor to CofaX
the latter part of last week
r. v Ageton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
p. b. Ageton, arrived in Pullman this
week from Butte to visit his parents
before going to the Presidio to go
into training for an officers commits
sion. For some time past he has
been employed in the mines at
Butte Big Deanor of State Col
lege football fame, will also go from
Butte to the training camp,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Pearce visited
Moscow friends Sunday.
G. B. Green, Moscow laundryman,
was in Pullman Wednesday TO see
the ball game J. S, Gibson and X
r. Sherfey were other spectators who
came over from the Idaho city toI
view the slaughter.
Congressman w l.. I.aFollette is
in Pullman from the national capital
to spend few days with his eonstit-
uents previous to resuming his ardu-
Gus and somewhat thankless duties
as member of the lower house
Mrs. r T McKinstry and daugh-
ter, Marie. of Spokane are visiting
their son and brother, Linn McKin-
stry of the White drug force. this
week.
Dwight Stephenson came down
from Spokane this week to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Stephen
son. Dwight was employed by the
Washington Water Power company
in Spokane and was drafted into the
L. S. army at that place.
Charles White and Architect J. A.
Broadwood autoed to Spokane sun
day, returning the same day.
V w Clarkson transacted bust
ness in Spokane this week, making
the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Forrest Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Allen. and Mr.. and
Mrs. f o. Brownson, with their chill
dren, left Saturday by automobile
Tor Conklin Park, on Lake Occur
d Alene, where they will rusticate
TOT some time. Business matters
called Mr.. Browpson back the first of
the week, but the balance of the
party are still in camp.
R. c. Holt lea SATURDAY for The
Dale, Ore, where he will Join his
family and proceed on the automo-
Die Journey to Portland and Coast
points which was interrupted by the
laundry fire of last week.
Chas. S. Hill, machinery salesman
Tor the Whitman Implement Co. as
sisted at the Colfax branch OF the
company several days this week.
NJ. R. Finney left Wednesday for
the Coast, where he viii visit friends
and relatives several days before
proceeding to the Presidio. San
francisco, where he viii be a mem
Der OF the second Officers Reserve
training camp. He viii visit in We
natehee, Olympia, Portland. and Sc
attic reporting at the Preside on
the 25th.
A. A. Elmore Of Spokane state
organizer for the Farmers Union. is
In Pullman this week.
Recruiting Officer William Y
Nessly was down from Spokane the
first of the week.