Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-13
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

of the crew of the transport, North
ern Pacific, sailing between New
York and French points, arrived the
latter part of last week to visit at
the home of his brother. Claude
Stone. The young man expects to
return to the home of his parents
al Bremerton for the summer, and
will return this fall TO enter college.
number of Pullman Pythians
went to Colfax Saturday evening to
take in the big Dokie ceremonial and
a number of local tyros provided
meat for the tiger
l.. C. Grow returned Friday from
a trip to Missouri.
w. s. Block. representing the A.
c. MeClurg stationery house of Chi
cago, with his wife and son, were in
Pullman this week.
Stanton j. Hall and son visited Mr..
Halls parents in Spokane Sunday
VIM Ellsworth and family left
Tuesday for Ontario, where they will
make an extended visit at their old
home. MIR. Ellsworth will purchase
an automobile at Buffalo and return
overland.
Dan Downen and family left Tues
day on an automobile trip to coast
points
NJ. ]. Grady, a ColfGX druggist,
was in Pullman Tuesday
Mrs. ]. S. Larabee and daughter
and Mrs. Emma Mcmahon of Spo-
kane are visiting at the home of
George T. Mcmahon
Cassius Gadds, Jr.. returned to
Pullman this week. having been dis,
charged from the military service.
Mrs May l.. White came down
from Spokane this week to be pres
ent at the graduation of her dauGh-
ter. Gracia
Captain 0. A. Walsh was a bust
ness visitor in Spokane Saturday
Gilbert Crawford old-time Pull
man resident, WITS in Pullman this
week from Spokane, proceeding to
Moscow, where he visited his mother.
Mr.. Crawford is secretary of the w
D, w lodge in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Slagle left
Tuesday afternoon to attend the
farmers convention at Spokane.
Edward Beach left the letter part
o. last week for Alaska points. where
he expects to remain for the sum-
mer, having taken employment in a
fish cannery
l.. S Grassland came up from Hat
ton to see his daughter, Geraldine,
graduate
Order your coal now.
Clarence Cutler is entertaining his
mother and grandfather during COM
mencement. They live at Tacoma
Mrs. Carl Russell came from Che
welah Monday to be present at her
sister, Ella Ross graduation
Homer Folger and wife and Mrs.
Folgers sister drove to Spokane Wed
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Folger will
attend the farmers meeting
Mr.. and Mrs Oryil NATION of
ColfaX We're over to hear Schumann-
Heink and attend the class play
Tuesday evening.
w +. and Henry Baird drove to
Spokane Wednesday morning to at
tend the farmers meeting.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs V. W, Clarkson Tuesday morn
ing, the youngster tipping the scales
at eight pounds
Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Ross of Che
welah arrived Wednesday for COM
mencement.
Thos. Wright, father OF Mrs. L. f.
Negner, has returned to Pullman
after spending the winter in Cali
fornia.
J. l.. Ashlock went to Spokane
Tuesday to report the big meeting
OF farmers there for number of
farm papers
Walter Hansen was severely in
jured at the college Tuesday when
the door to one of the lockers fell on
mis- head lascerating it badly. -Four
stitches were required to close the
wound
Mrs. Myrtle Mount, college nurse
Will close the hospital today for the
summer and will go to Dayton to
visit relatives for a few weeks. Sh-
Will return this fall to again take ~
her duties here
Louis Hall, Harry Oman, Franz
Masek and Karl Rlen spent Sunda,
at Elk River, Idaho and brough
back over 400 Eastern Brook trou
TO prove their angling proves.
T. c. Martin reports the sale thi