Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-04-19
L O c A L S

H. G. See left Wednesday for Bo-
vile, Idaho. 10 manage a store for
c. X. Walton. He has been in Pull
man over two years. The family viii!
remain here until the end OF the
school year
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Barnard spent
the weekend with relatives in Spo-
kane
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gerding are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of fine
baby boy. born Tuesday morning
Mrs. H. n. Young of Malad, Idaho,
arrived Monday to visit her brother,
l.. w. Kingsbury.
Jas. NJ Davis of Benge has pur-
chansed the residence of f. 0. Brown
son for "a consideration of $4,000.
Mr.. Davis expects to occupy the
house and to make his home in Pull
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Putnam re-
1ul itu W SuiCSutS W NhSIl hOILo a.
Sprague, after spending a few days
with relatives here.
H. W. Price arrived from Port
land, Ore. last Friday to spend
couple of weeks looking after his
farm interests.
a. c. Atkinson, who formerly
farmed near Pullman, but sold out
and bought land in Canada, arrived
in Pullman Wednesday to spend a
few days.
j. n Emerson went to Uniontown
yesterday morning on food admins
tration business.
Il. J. Berg, former manager of the
Economy Store, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis,
was able to leave the hospital last
Saturday. He expects to go to Spo-
kane in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs h. tanning expect to
cave tomorrow for their new home
at Port Townsend.
The Auto Transfer Co. Sunday
took the A, Windus household goods
to Lewiston, where the Windus fam
lily is now located. Mr.. and Mrs.
Windus came to Pullman to prepare
their goods for shipment.
\ number of local Izaak Waltons
drove to Asotin and George creeks in
Asotin county Sunday but all at
tempts to tempt the wary trout from
the rifles failed due, the Pullman
ties say. to the extremely bad wealth
er conditions.
Isaac Nicholson went to ColfaX the
first of the week, where he enlisted
as plumber in the United States
naval reserve. He expects to be
called for duty within few weeks.
P. o. King, the Lacrosse druggist,
visited this week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W, King.
Mrs Gritman, mother Of DR.. J. l.
Harris, is in Pullman receiving treat
ment for an infection in her hand,
Mrs Gritman resides at Palouse, put
was visiting at Eugene, Ore, when
the member became infected.
Ira G. Allen of Spokane visited
Pullman relatives and friends We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week.
Mrs Minnie d. Ageton returned
Wednesday from Vancouver Bar
racks, where she visited her son,
Lieutenant r. V. Ageton. Lieutenant
Ageton expects soon to be sent over
seas.
c. S. Stone left last Saturday for
Bremerton, where he has accepted a
position as saw filler in the ship
yards. I'm going to do all I can
to help Uncle Sam win this war"
said Mr.. Stone, upon leaving, and
if those saws don't cut lot Of lum-
Der in a day it won't be because they
are not sharp"
Mrs. F. l.. Ball and little son left
this week for Minneapolis. Mrs.
Bal was called to her old home by
the iliress of her father.
The George Bostic family this
week took possession of their newly
acquired property on the west city
limits, recently purchased from r.
A. Hungerford. \. r. McClaskey,
who occupied the property, has
moved TO the Duffey residence.
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