Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-10-24


Farmers Union, arrived in Pullman
Wednesday to push the drive for sub
scriptions to the Temple of Agricul-
ture fund.
j. n Emerson and family atuoed
to Spokane Wednesday to spend a
couple Of days
Mrs Mary Durham and son. c. r..
moved Wednesday to their new home
in Spokane
Martins Garage has taken the To-
cal agency for the Hudson automo,
bile, giving the garage a healthy
quartet of machines in the Hudson
Chalmers, Oakland and Ford.
Mrs. Mary L. Steward left Monday
for Lind to teach in country school
near there. Her little niece accom-
panied her.
Mrs. w. r, Paullus left Wednes-
day with her three sons and three
daughters for Mountain View, Calf,
to join Mr.. Paullus and their son,
Ward, who preceded them in their
automobile. They were accompanied
by Evelyn Hathaway.
w. Fl. Lacey, pioneer Pullman
miller, was in the city Wednesday
and Thursday on his way from the
national encampment of the G. A.
r at Columbus, Ohio, to the soldiers
home at Orting, where he now re-
sides.
Mrs. T. G. Stevenson motored
down from her home in Reardan on
Friday to visit her daughter, Miss
Irene Stevenson, a student at the
State College,
The Mudgett threshing outfit piled
VI on the West Main street hill We'd
nesday noon when the engine, which
was drawing the separator, water
tank and couple of vehicles, failed
to hold on the slippery pavement and
turned completely around. Mr..
Mudgett and his fireman jumped to
safety and the caravan piled up on
the curb. Fortunately the damage
was slight.
w. l.. LaFollette left Wednesday
for U1aShinUfon n n
T. G. Martin and William Swain
were business visitors in Spokane
this week
Nestor LaCerte of Colfax, owner
of the Maple confectionery store, re-
opened his establishment this week.
Miss Eta Kampen left Wednesday
for her home in Bellingham. Miss
Kampen has been attending the State
College but was forced to cease her
studies on account of i'll health.
Henry Baker, of the Baker Motor
company, made a business trip to
Spokane Wednesday.
Jeff Nicely is the owner of a new
Dodge touring car, purchased this
week through the Kimball & Burt
agency.
Word from North Yakima is to
the eject that Tom Taylor, son of
Thos. Taylor of Chambers, is in a
hospital there as a result of an auto
mobile accident. The young man is
reported to have lost three fingers
and suffered broken collar bone
as result of the accident.
Mrs. w. H. Miller left Wednesday
for visit on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Brandt of Spo-
kane are visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Hall. Their daugh-
ter, Eloise, is a student of the State
College.
Macy Cunningham, former Pull
mantle, was in the city Sunday from
his new farm near Colville.
A party of nimrods including Wade
ard Reade Young, George T. Nc
Mahon and DR.. J. w. Kalkus, left
Wednesday for the Okanogan country
III quest of big game.
Miss Adelia Stone of the Spokane
& Eastern Trust Co. is employed at
the State bank, relieving Miss Elaine
Martin, who is in st. Ignatius hospi-
tai. Colfax, recovering from an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sanger spent
Sunday in Spokane.
Miss Ruth Renfro of the local post
office force, secretary of the local
board of civil service examiners, will
go to Plaza Saturday to conduct an
examination for fourth class post
master Next month she will make
a trip to Deary, Idaho. for the same
purpose.
Mrs. Z. Scofield left Wednesday
for her old home at Columbus Ohio,