Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-27

Mrs w. Fl. Latta. She came with
her husband in an auto as far as
Palmer. Idaho. where he stopped to
hunt and fish while she is visiting
here. They stopped at Goldfield,
Nevada, to visit Mrs. Floyd Cable,
formerly Laura Clayton
r. Lanning, old-time Pullmanite,
arrived the first of the week from
Port Townsend and is visiting Pull
man friends. Mr.. Lanning came
over by automobile with A. C. At
kinson. also a former Pullmanite.
Seth Clarkson left Sunday by au-
tomobile for his farm at Cut Bank,
Mont. Before returning he expects
to visit friends at St Maries Idaho.
and may make a trip through Glacier
Park.
Miss Mary Buckner. who has been
teaching school in Oregon, arrived
Wednesday TO visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. V. w. Garrison. She
viii leave in few days for her old
home at Morristown, Tenn.
Word received this week frorl DR..
l.. G. Kinney is to the effect that the
Pullman physician has completed his
clinic work in St Louis and will
leave for Chicago. Before returning
to Pullman he will visit friends and
relatives in Michigan
Stanton Hall and r. f. Doty Jour
Eeyed to Lewiston, Idaho, last Thurs
day to take in the sights.
}. A. Oliver. assistant cashier OF
the Pullman State Bank, returned
Tuesday evening from two-weeks
vacation trip TO the Coast. Mr.. Oliver
climbed Mt Rainier and reports II
feet of snow at the summit.
Senator r. c. McCroskey of Gar
field was in Pullman Wednesday,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Burgland and two lit
tie sons Of ColfaX are visiting Mrs.
Bnrgland's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J Burke.
], II. r. Smith returned Saturday
from Priest Lake. Idaho, where he
srent several days fishing. He was
accompanied by Arthur Written.
who now resides at Vera. The gen
tlcmen arrived at Priest Lake soon
after the party of four Spokane men
and their guide were drowned. and
report that an overloaded rowboat
vas probably responsible for the
tragedy.
DR.. Edwin l.. carp. professor of
rdral sociology in Drew Theological
Seminary, Madison y. J.. will speak
i, the Federated church at the morn
ing service next Sunday. Prof carp
lecturing TO the rural ministers
conference.
II. c. Oman and II. C. Sodorff and
family left Sunday for Chatcolet lake
w. a. ! '9illiiS tNtuI SION.
e. NJ. Hazen went to Spokane
Wednesday and brought Mrs. Hazen.
who has been seriously i'll. back
home
Ralph Il. Doty returned to Port
land, Ore, Monday after visiting
Pullman friends for Several DAYS.
Mrs. Doty and their little son will
remain here for several weeks.
Fern Irwin. Il member of the post
office force, returned Tuesday even
ing from her vacation trip to Sea
side and Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fairchild
took in the dance at PaIouse Wednes-
day evening.
MT and Mrs. c. r. Dutton left
this week in their new Oldsmobile
for Springdale, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Audrey Allison.
/ Walter R. Kinney of DuQuoin,
H., brother OF DR.. l.. G. Kinney of
and cultivated the acquaintance of
many Pullman people. has recently
accepted the position of president of
the American National bank of
Mount Carmel. ILL.,, a large financial
institution Mr.. Kinney is mayor of
DuQuoin and one of the most widely
known men of Southern Illinois. His
Pullman friends rejoice in his ad-
vehement in the financial field.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Scott and
daughter. Kathleen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Winterer were week
end visitors to Conklin Park. on
/ Occur d'Alene lake.
Arthur Written and family OF
Vera are visiting Pullman friends
/ this week.
J. H. T Smith yesterday received
from the navy department acknowl-
/ ecgement of the loan of a pair OF
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