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

t. Il. Lyons Monuay MIS- ba'IeOhS
also visited Pullman friends before
returning to Spokane Wednesday.
George L. Watt of Bull, Ida, and
Il. A. Cleman and family of Yakima
arrived Monday to visit G. II, Watt,
who is the father of MIR. Watt and
Mrs. Cleman. The Cleman family
drove from Yakima in their auto and
at Walla Walla took the Watts off
the train and brought them to Pull
man.
Leo Grassland and family of Hat
ton arrived last Friday to visit his
mother, Mrs. L. c. Grassland. Miss
Luella Grassland of Denver, Colo,
is also visiting her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Gerding and
little daughter. Virginia, and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Goodyear joined Mr..
and Mrs. r. II Lacey and daughter,
Frances, and MIR, and Mrs. Ivan
Chase of Colfax, in a picnic at the
Saints home last Sunday.
Miss Inez WilAams, a school
teacher at Spokane spent the week
end with Miss Glenna Troy.
Hill Williams returned Sunday
from Bandon, Oregon, where he
had been teaching school He has
been granted fellowship at Harvard
university and expects to so there
next fall to continue his studies
M. Kulzer and family of Valley
drove to Pullman last week to visit
his son, Norbert, who is a student
at the State College. Mr.. Kulzer
conducts a large store and is heavily
interested in the mines of Stevens
county He is confident that a val
liable coal field has been discovered
near Valley.
Wilbur Henry and wife of Cham
bers and Harry Walter and wife
drove to Conklin park ON the Coehr
d'Alene last Saturday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Brewster and children
left Monday over The O. w. and Mil
Waukee to spend the summer at the
formers old home in MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi.
J. @. Patterson of the First Ma
tional bank and family spent Decora-
ton day in Colfax,
A. A. Miller, a resident of Pullman
years ago, but for the last is years
a resident OF Seattle came over for
the Masonic doings last week and
has been renewing old acquaintance
about town since Mr. Miller was
one of the II past masters of the
local lodge present at the home COM
ing.
j, l.. Dumas has bought from E.
n. Clark his house on California
street The Dumas family will take
possession June Is.
w l.. LaFollette arrived this week
from Washington, ID. c. His family
will follow as soon as the youngest
daughter, Eva, graduates from high
school in Washington, this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Emerson and
daughter, Darcy, drove to Spokane
Wednesday.
J. A. Oliver and family are enjoy
ing their vacation with relatives on
the Coast. having left Saturday.
The ladies of Pullman chapter of
the d. A. r.. motored to Colfax last
Saturday and met with Mrs. f. e.
Huntley, a member OF the local
chapter
Miss Naomi Huntley OF Colfax
spent the weekend with the A. R.
Metz family.
Mrs. /. J Sprague returned Mon
day from an extended visit on the
Coast.
John and Frank Gustafson. for
merly owners of the Pullman Mill.
were in town Friday from Pomeroy,
where they are now engaged in the
milling business.
A large number of Pullman's nim-
reds journeyed to the trout streams
III the Idaho mountains last Sunday
20 celebrate the opening of the Idaho
fishing season. Good catches are
reported by all the Isaac Waltons.
T. L. Monroe left Wednesday for
his old home in Glengary county,
Ontario where he Will visit relatives
for several weeks. He will also visit
a brother in Minnesota and sister
At Niagara Falls Mr. Monroe has not
visited his old home for 80 years.
Pete" Peterson who graduated
from the State College in the class
Of 1919, arrived from Boulder.
Montana, Tuesday with his wife and
daughter to visit Mrs. Peterson's
mother. Mrs, R. B. Wilson
A large delegation OF Pullman