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

Alvin Swisher, Bert Hately, Bess
Hately and Emma Johnson drove to
Palouse Falls last Sunday and en-
joyed a picnic.
Mrs. J. o. Adams underwent a
successful operation at the Colfax
hospital Thursday of last week.
T.. L. Jinnett returned Saturday
to Sorrento, Idaho, after visit with
his family here.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will put on another of their
home cooked food sales at Sanders
grocery Saturday afternoon, begin
ming at 1900 o'clock. 1t will be a
good opportunity to get something
nice for the commencement week
menu,
T. c. Martin reports the sales of
Oakland Six cars to J. P. Duthie and
II, II. Wasmirth and of Ford touring
cars to w. l.. Easto, w. S. Neil &
Son, r. Mcfarland, l.. E. Wenham
ard Walter Howard
Mrs. r. Mcguire has recovered so
rapidly from the very serious opera
ton which she underwent at Spo-
kane that it is thought that she can
be brought home next Sunday
Attorney Thomas Neill was in
Moscow, Idaho, Wednesday on legal
business.
The chamber of commerce has au-
thorized it's roads committee to de-
sign and install a number of signs
along the roads leading to Pullman
l. was suggested that the State Col
lege colors be used, a crimson back
ground with gray letters.
Mrs. w II. Hartford of Standpoint,
Idaho, arrived Tuesday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. H. thinner
man, and to attend the State College
commencement
W. c. kruegel returned Monday
from Portland, Ore. bringing with
him two little nieces, Dorothy and
! Marjorie Macleod, aged 10 and II,
/ respectively. Their mother died last
week and the children will probably
make their home with Pullman rel
atiyes.
Mrs. Fred c. Densow left Wednes-
/ day for Yakima to visit a sister. Her
! husband will leave tomorrow 10 at
tend the session of the grand lodge
! or +. and A. NJ. at Seattle He will
! stop over at Yakima until Monday
and then Mrs. Densoy will go on
with him to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Downen will
leave tomorrow in their auto
for Seattle, where Mr.. Downen will
/ attend the session of the grand lodge
of F. and A. NJ. and Mrs. Downen
i will represent Crescent chapter, No.
/ 80. at the grand chapter of O. e. S.
/ Chas. Winterer reports the sale of
/ Maxwell cars to Carl j. Reid, w. Fl.
/ Benedict, J. F. Kimbe and Grover
/ Gentry.
i Norman Cairns has accepted the
position of bookkeeper for the Roth
+ Construction company and will de-
vote his energies to that work until
! the season of auction sales opens.
Professors Cnalfant and Kreager,
Miss Leona Doerr. soprano, Miss Mir
ram Zimmerman, pianist, Clarence
Nash, violinist and Sidney Allison,
i tenor, left yesterday in Prof. Chal-
+ fant's car for Reardan. Prof. Kreag-
/ er will deliver the address and the
other members of the party will pro-
I vide the music at the high school
commencement. On the way home
they win give musical programs at
+ the North Central and Lewis and
Clark high schools at Spokane.
The Fortnightly club held its an
nual breakfast last Saturday morn
ing at NanDoren hall. Mrs. Boiler
acted as toastmistress and splendid
program was rendered.
George Fairchild and family and
J. II. Stimson and family autoed to
near Boyille, Idaho, last Sunday and
landed nice catch of rainbow trout
out of the Little Potlatch.
b, H. Douglass and Henry Baker
motored to Spokane last evening on
business.
News was received Wednesday OF
the death of Thomas !. Hinchliff,
which occurred Monday at Vallejo,
Calf. Death resulted from an alb
cess in the lungs following an attack
of influenza. He left Pullman about
five years ago and had served four
years in the marines and a year in
the regular army
Twelve members of the Pullman