Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-17
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few minutes and says that there is
no camouflage about the work that
John is doing.
Mrs. Laura b. Troy arrived from
Olympia last Sunday to visit her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. d. S. Troy.
Mrs Scion Shedd returned Satur-
day from a visit of two months with
! friends in Oregon and Idaho.
Mrs j. r. Stephenson, secretary of
| the Pullman Red Cross. visited the
! Albion auxiliary this week.
W. b. Zerr was slightly injured
Monday when he was struck by a
| Ford auto driven by NJ. w. Kaesch
of Moscow. The car ran over Mr..
Zerr's chest but no bones were
broken and the injuries are not seri-
Gus.
Joseph Hungate of Cheney spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Hungate.
NJ. }. Chapman went to Spokane
Saturday as a delegate to the annual
conyocation Of the Episcopal church
of eastern Washington.
VIM, Chambers left yesterday for
his home at Portland, Ore.
Mrs. e, w. Thorpe, chairman of
the local Red Cross, visited the Col
fax Red Cross organization Monday
George W. Ford, a former resident
OF Pullman, now located at Belling-
ham, was in Pullman this week
looking after property interests. Mr.
Ford owns a farm near Pullman
which is being managed by his son,
Claude, and reports that crop pros
poets were never better
J, II. McTier, cashier at the n. p.
depot for several months, has re-
signed to accept a similar position
with the DIV r. 4 n. Co, at Walla
Walla. He will be succeeded here
by r. A. Hallapeter.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Drumming came
over from Colfax Sunday to take in
the community sing.
Mrs e. w. Thorpe, chairman of
auXiliaries at Cotton and Uniontown
Wednesday. She was driven to the
neighboring towns by d. d. Kimball
Martin J. Maloney was member
of the ColfaX contingent that came
over Sunday for the community sing.
Mrs. Claude SWegle and little son
of ColfaX and Mrs. Max Berry of
Dayton visited at the home of Mrs
Karl Allen this week.
The monthly Red Cross lunch will
be served Saturday May is, by the
senior ladies of Military hill in the
chamber of commerce rooms. It
will be a chicken lunch for - cents
Everybody come.
Interest coupons on the second is
sue of Liberty Loans became payable
this week. Most Of the bond holders
are converting the cash received on
the coupons into war stamps.
Harry Love of Colfax. grand keep
err of records and seal of the order
Knights of Pythias, came over from
ColfaX Wednesday to confer with A.
r. Metz grand chancellor, on mat
ters to come before the grand lodge
session at Tacoma next week.
Miss Bonita Stone left Friday for
Enterprise, Oregon, to accept a posi-
ton in drug store
Senator r. c. McCroskey of Gar
field was a Pullman business visitor
the first of the week.
Russell Boyd. who has just closed
term of school at Kirkland. where
he had charge of the work in agri-
culture and manual training. has re-
turned to Pullman. He is included
in the next draft call and expects
soon to join the colors.
\ son was born last Sunday to
Captain and Mrs Ray O'Day at New
port News, Va. Mr.. O'Day is a son
of I. J. O'Day of this city and a
graduate of the State College.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Reid are the
happy parents of a brand new boy.
born Tuesday morning
Col. w. T. May, commandant of
the State College cadets, returned
Monday from California, bringing
Mrs. May with him.
f. Mcguire drove to Orofino, Ida,
Wednesday. He says that the crops
are looking fine and that in the
American ridge district there is a
large acreage of peas and beans.
Professors Waller and Nelson
Mayor VIM. Swain and f. w. Down
Ell attended the funeral of Bayard T.
Byrns at Moscow, Idaho, Wednesday.