Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-07-19
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/ lCuds "A nuulDei VI important hldl-
ters are slated for consideration by
the board
Mrs D. S Troy received tele-
gram Tuesday evening announcing
the sudden death of her mother, Mrs.
NJ A. Lindsay, which occurred at Port
! Townsend. 1t was a great shock, as
she had received a letter from her
mother Monday. in which no intima-
ton of sickness was given. Mrs.
Troy left Wednesday morning for
Port townsend She was accom-
panied by her mother-in-law Mrs.
Laura b. Troy of Olympia, who had
been visiting here for several weeks
Prof and Mrs. Scion Shedd and
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Goodyear autoed
to Spokane last Friday, returning
Saturday.
Dr. L. G. Kinney left Wednesday
for Camp Lewis, to be gone several
days
Eugene b. FGvre of the Murphy
Fayre Mortgage Loan company of
Spokane, was a Pullman business Wis
tor yesterday
Mrs. A. b. Baker went to Spokane
this week to be at the bedside Of Mr.
Baker who underwent minor
| operation at a hospital there. lie is
recovering rapidly
Henry Routh. for several years
l'employed as grocery clerk in Col
| fax has accepted a position with the
Adams grocery and will assume his
new duties August L.
Ira G, Allen and family came down
from Spokane Saturday, remaining
until Monday.
Pullman was represented at the
democratic mass meeting at ColfaX
Monday by NJ. S. lamar j. NJ Klein
gard, George McCroskey, e. Mcguire,
J. S. Klemgard and VIM. Goodyear
Mrs. F. NJ. Slagle, who has been
visiting relatives in New Jersey, is
expected home tomorrow.
President e. o. Holland expects to
leave for AIissoula, Mont. tomorrow
After spending couple Of days there
he will go ON to Washington, D. c.,
and other points The trip will oc-
cupy about five weeks.
Len Neil Of the Palm Moore
Grain company of Spokane was a
business visitor in Pullman yester-
day
The mercury has been lowering
around the 100 mark in Pullman for
the past three days. Gardens are
fast drying up and all crops need rain
badly.
Prof, Scion Shedd expects to leave
Monday for Oklahoma to inspect
some oil lands for eastern capitalists
Tom Lyons and son autoed to Spo-
kane last week on business, return
ing Saturday.
Prof. A. L. Melander and family
spent the weekend camping near
| Spokane.
w. p. Houser, general war secre-
tary Of the Y NJ. c. A., in charge of
the soldiers located here. will have
charge of the service at the Federated
church next Sunday at II 90 a, m.
Mrs. Geo, Cannon left last Satur-
day for Camp Han elk, Georgia, up-
on teegraphic summons from her
| husband, who is in the ordnance de
partment Of the national army. MIR.
! Cannon expects to be sent overseas
very soon and he urged his wife to
make the hurryup trip that he might
see her before he inyades the land of
the enemy.
Miss Maria Melvin left Wednesday
for Salt Lake City to visit her broth
er, Howard Melvin, who is connected
with the Utah Power & Light Co. in
that city.
Oils Pinkley is spending short
vacation at Priest Lake, Idaho. Mrs.
Pinkley and the children have been
! there for several weeks
A fine baby girl was born to Prof.
and Mrs. e. c. Colpitts at Mrs Al
lens maternity home Tuesday. All
concerned are doing nicely
Robert Eaton Ct Tacoma arrived in
Pullman l1st week to accept a posi-
ton as Matchmaker and repair man
at f. l.. Balls jewery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ford and chill
dren arrived Sunday from Helmer,
where they have resided for nearly
a year. They expect soon to remove
to Elk River, Idaho, where Mr. Ford
has accepted a responsible position
with the large Elk River mill, sec
only only to the Potlatch mill in size
and output.
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