Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-18

c,,ohane. arrived TUESDAY evening "
0p Pr. few days at the home of their
,anghter. Mrs. Robt. NELL.
Mrs Alvin E. Evans and little son.
- snent several days visiting at
home of Prof. and Mrs. s. G.
W. and other Pullman friends,
earned Saturday evening to their
some at MOSCOW.
poss Atherton returned Tuesday
- business visit at Spokane.
=. Atherton recently completed the
..robase of his fathers quarter sec
.,on Of land a mile and half south
s,os, of pullman, for which he paid
s125 an acre.
Harry Walter and A. G. Abel re-
.nrned home Tuesday evening from
cnokane. where they spent several
Jaws on business connected with the
onaning of their new automobile and
machine repair shop.
word has been received that Mel
vim clark, we'll known former Pull
ION how. is at the Edgecliff sanitor-
INN at Spokane, seriously Ill with tu-
bsrculosis. The young man was dis
onor0ed from the army about a year
400 an account of Ioor physical con-
a,tion and has not improved greatly
since. He is a brother of Ira and
Grant Clark, former residents of
Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Long, former
residents of the Rose creek district,
we're in town Monday enroute to
their home at Palouse from near Col
tom. where they visited at the home
of the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Price Tate. Mr.. and Mrs. Long ex-
meet to leave in few days for their
farm near Huxley, Alta, where they
will spend the summer
The Roth Construction Co. has a
force of workmen remodeling the l..
B. Meyer residence on State street,
The house will be transformed into
a modern bungalow.
Mrs. Ella Struppler left Wednes-
day afternoon for Spokane to attend
the funeral of S. Hillyard, president
Of the Uniontown State bank, who
died Tuesday evening at Spokane OF
ptomaine poisoning.
Attorney NJ. S. lamar was a Col
fax visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Flood of Spo-
kane were guests of President Hol-
land last Saturday and Sunday
Glen j. Clifford left for his home
at Upton, Ind, Monday, after spend
Il ing week with his brother-in-law,
President E. o. Holland. Mrs Gift
ford and daughter, Miss George
Anne, will remain here till after col
lege closes for the summer.
Dean E. c. Johnson left Sunday
for Washington, d. c., to attend a
conference of number of expert
ment station directors, called by the
department of agriculture. He ex-
b poets to be away about three weeks,
VIM. Goodyear went to Walla Wal
u 1t Monday and delivered an address
at the Jefferson day banquet in that
city.
VIM. Chambers, the veteran grain
ouyer, arrived last Saturday from
Portland, Ore, end spent several
days in Pullman.
w P. Jinnett came down from
sarento, Ida, Sunday to visit rela-
ives in Pullman. He went back
tuesday and was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. A. l.. Jinnett.
MT. and Mrs. P. o. King of La
OrOsse are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. King.
T. b. Stokes and Glenn Nagle
drove to Spokane Saturday, return
ing Monday.
Lee Lukins returned home Tues
Wy evening. He has been mustered
Out OF the service after Is months
spent at Camp Lewis.
MIS-. Ella Brock returned Monday
rom a three months visit at Brem.
''.On with her son, Wesley.
me east half of the room occupied
s-'ne Mirror barber shop has been
sar'itioned off and leased by Hamp.
Vn BROS, who will. open a small
oUerdashery and conduct a cleaning
.u uyelng establishment in the rear
'neir store and the barber shop
Mrs. Elizabeth Deits Jones. who
Aas been assistant state boys and
pms club leader, has resigned and
nv saturday for Iowa, where she
accepted similar position.
=, "rs' George Howard and Mrs. Ivcn
,. aase of Colfax visited Pullman
HAenuS this uaoI~