Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-15
LOCALS

Mrs. r. C. McCredie of sunnyside
and Miss Frances Galloway of North
Yakima were guests of Mrs. Scion
Shedd this week. Mrs McCredie
was formerly president OF the State
Federation of Women's Clubs.
F.. G. Forrest and Hugh Thompson
went to Spokane yesterday morning
to attend the state convention OF
bankers
Prof. f. G. Schafer and family lett
Tuesday for Manhattan, Kan Later
they will visit at his old home in
Joliet, Ill, and then go to Mrs
Schafers former home in Chicago
Prof. Schafer Will return in month
but his family will spend the sum.
mer with relatives in Illinois
d. c. Downen and Floyd Hamilton
left yesterday on business trip to
Spokane and Cheney
A. r. Metz, cashier of the Pullman
State bank. left yesterday for spo-
kane to attend the convention of the
bankers of the state.
Mrs Lulu Downen went to Seattle
Wednesday to attend the department
meeting of the Women's Relief
Corps She holds the office of de
partment patriotic instructor.
Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Watt and
daughter, Virginia, left for Spokane
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. S. II
Breeze to spend a few days.
The Downen Realty Co. has en-
larged its office quarters to keep
pace with its increasing business
Mrs May l.. White returned last
Friday from a visit of several weeks
with relatives and friends in Oregon
Mrs. NJ. F.. Sims left Sunday for
Baker, Ore, near which place she
Will spend the summer prospecting
with Mr.. Sims.
Mrs Karl Allen and children left
Sunday for Dayton where they Will
visit with Mrs Aliens mother for
several weeks.
Lieut. r W. Ashbrook and fam
lily left today for Boise barracks,
Idaho, in their automobile Lieu
tenant Ashbrook has been ordered
there to conduct examinations for
the state of Idaho of candidates for
the second camp of the officers re-
serve corps.
Mrs. f. o. Cathcart of Harrison,
Idaho, is visiting friends in Pullman
Drs. Patee and Glleland represent
ed Pullman at the joint meeting Of
the Whitman County Medical soci-
ETY. and the North Idaho District
Medical society, at Moscow, Idaho,
Tuesday afternoon and evening
Joseph Hungate and family mot
ored over from Cheney to attend
commencement and are visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs j A. Hungate.
VIM Chambers returned Tuesday
from business trip to Portland,
} Ore.
Mrs. Jane G. Parmalee of Buffalo,
N. Y, attended the college com
meneement exercises and saw her son
receive his degree of bachelor OF sci
ence in mining engineering.
The local Red Cross headquarters
will be open Friday evenings to give
women, who can not leave their
homes during the day time, an op-
portunity to do their bit in Red
Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Allen enter
tanned number of friends last even
ing at card party in honor OF Mrs
f. o. Cathcart of Harrison Idaho.
President f. o. Holland went to
| Spokane today to address the con
vention of bankers OF the state.
Mrs. f. A. Kincaid OF Berkeley.
Cal, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Wexler
w. S. Pritehard has returned from
the middle west and California,
where he and Mrs Pritchard spent
the winter She stopped at Gle
Elum to visit her daughter
| Mrs. G. W. Reed, Mrs. H. W
Sampson and Mrs. Harriet Haynes
have returned from Vancouver,
where they attended the Grand
Lodge of the Rebekahs.
Mrs. F. o. Brownson and son left
= Tuesday for Portland. Ore. where
Mr. Brownson has been receiving
medical treatment for several weeks.
His condition is reported to be much
improved
Alfred Windus has bought the
Thompson house on Montgomery
street, next the Pullman hospital. Tor
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