Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-05-02
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


from trip to Washington, ID. C..
Julius Zittel the Spokane archi-
tect, was in Pullman Monday aud
Tuesday, comforting with the regents
OF the State College in regard TO the
plans for the dairy building.
Mrs. A. R. Metz, grand district
deputy chief of the Pythian Sisters,
inspected the lodge ut Tekoa last
Friday and with Mrs J. W. Robin
son attended the district convention
at ColfaX, Tuesday
President Holland accompanied
the board OF regents of the State
College to Puyallup Tuesday. They
drove to Spokane in President Hol-
lands car.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Beck enter
tanned number of their. friends at
a farewell dance Friday evening.
The E. A. Archer family, with Mr.
and Mrs j. o. Mattoon of Colfax,
motored to Dayton Sunday. They
report the roads only in fair condi-
ton.
II. b. Engfer has purchased the
A. W. Lang house on A street.
+. f. Sanger returned Saturday
from Camp Lewis, where he attend
ed state Y NJ C. A. conference. at
which community problems were dis
cussed
Capt. Chas. Slime. an army
physician at Fort Wright, was in
Pullman on business last Friday and
Saturday.
Lester Folger drove up to Spokane
Sunday, returning Monday.
VIM. Renfro and daughter, Miss
Ruth, will leave today for Mt. YER
non to visit relatives.
w S. Pritchard writes from Hunt
ington Park, Calf, that he and his
wife are leaving that place for Van
couyer, Wash. DR.. and Mrs. Roland
Law have also gone to Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wood are going
to Spokane and their daughter. MISS
Emily Wood, has started for Chi
cago.
b. F. Campbell was down from
Spokane Tuesday and told the Whit
man Implement Co. that it would be
impossible TO fill an order for
another carload of Oldsmobiles.
X. w. Carter, manager of the Whit
man Implement Co., reports the sale
of Oldsmobile Fights to G. w. Reed
and Merit Davis.
j. c. Farr of Albion was in Pull
man Wednesday on business.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Foreign
Missionary society will entertain the
members of the junior missionary
societies this evening at a banquet
at the nome of Mrs. j. w. Mathews.
DR.. W. A. Mitchell came up from
Coltax Wednesday for a consultation.
Mrs. Mitchell accompanied him.
The students who graduated frora
the Pullman high school last Feb
ruary entertained the high school
seniors with hike and wiener
roast last evening.
Mrs. Arthur Thompson, who is re-
covering rapidly from an operation
for appendicitis, performed at St.
lgnatius hospital in Colfax, was able
to leave the hospital Wednesday and
was taken to the home of her mother,
Mrs. Alice Chamberlain, in Colfax, 1t
is expected that she will be able to
return home in a week or 10 DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bostic and
J. B. Bostic visited Garfield relatives
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Greenawalt
ard family and Miss Beth Bolsinger
motored to Lewiston, Idaho Sunday.
Mrs. F. J. Kayler returned Mon
day evening from Spokane. where
49, 80 N"AASd ny tilC SGI1OuS illness
of her brothers wife, Mrs. Emory
kilham. She brought the oldest
Kilham child home with her.
Miss Helen Savage has returned
from an extended visit with her par
ents in Moscow and is again en-
ployed by DR.. L. j, Gnleland.
Dale Jinnett is expected home
soon from Fort Lions, Colo. where
he is rapidly recovering from a lin
sering illness.
Earl Prophet has several his con-
nection with the Sanitary barber
shop and is now welding a razor in
the Mirror shop.
Miss Margaret Bishop. head nurse
at the Northwest sanitorium for the
past year. has resigned her position
and left Wednesday morning for her
+ home at Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gilman are the
| happy parents OF baby boy. born
+ ITnAGH