Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-01
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Judge Thos. Neill vent to Spo-
kane Wednesday evening to attend
the meeting Of the state bar associa-
ton.
Mrs. P. b. Ageton returned this
week from Tacoma, where she had
been with Mr.. Ageton, who is con-
fined to the N. P. hospital there.
! Mrs. j. N. Scott and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from Conklin
park, where they spent a month
Mrs. Chas. Winterer came back with
them.
E. NJ. Hazen returned Sunday from
Seattle, where he took his wife for
medical treatment. Her condition is
slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Anderson of
Seymour, Ind, arrived yesterday to
visit Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs.
Jesse Gray.
Mrs, Carroll 1. Deary, formerly u
resident of Pullman and part owner
OF the Pullman Planning Mill, died at
Seattle Tuesday, funeral services be-
conducted there yesterday Mrs
Deary was a sister of L. w. Eddy,
manager Of the Pullman Planning
I Mill.
Crescent chapter No SO, 0. L. s.,
will meet this evening, August / at
eight o'clock. All members are
urged to attend as five new mem
bers will be Initiated.
John Squires and family leave
5unday for Priest lake to visit rel
atiyes and enjoy some fishing.
DR. E. o. Wegner has purchased
house on California street from
Fl. b. Humphrey. The house is now
occupied by w. w. Foote, college
librarian.
Mrs. Clara Maieye left Wednesday
to visit her son at Boise, Idaho.
Prof and AIRS. e. c. Lincoln left
Wednesday to visit relatives in Mon
tana. From there they will go to
Harvard University. where he will
do post graduate work.
Dr. L. G. Kinney has decided to
cut short his vacation and will re-
turn from his eastern trip and
eXrects to reach Pullman early in
August instead of September.
L. X Fricl;ie, formerly an employe
Of the city, was in Pullman this
week from his new home on Occur
dAlene lake closing a deal for the
sale OF his residence property at 504
High street 70 Mrs. J. NJ Austel. s
Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ Waters, Tor,
luerly of Pullman. arrived Monday
evening by automobile from Santa
Monica, California, where they are
now located
G. A. Street and son, Joe, left
Tuesday by automobile for their old
home near Lamont, where they will
visit several days.
Mrs. l.. b. Johnson and little son,
Lester arrived Friday evening from
Olympia to visit at the. home of her
sister Mrs. Nj. S. lamar, and her
brother, L. &. Wenham.
II. NJ Beck was in the city this
week from Seattle attending to busi-
ness matters. Mr. Beck has recent
~ purchased the Jackson street
bakery in Seattle.
Joe Dew is mingling with his many
Pullman friends this week while en-
joying 3 vacation from his duties
with the Sperry Flour Mill Co. Of
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Johnson re-
turned home the first of the week
from visit with their son, Arthur
Johnson, and their daughter, Mrs.
1, a. Buckley, at Toroda. They
were accompanied home by their son
who will return TO Toroda today.
George H. Cannon has purchased
TIE John w, Graham residence prop
e1ty at Monroe and Colorado streets,
paying $4,000.
j. n. Emerson is expected to re-
turn next week from his buying trip
to the east.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ Henry, Mir. and Mrs.
Karl Allen, Masdames Thos. Neil
Ira Allen and A. e. scofield, Roy A.
Neill and Hugh Allen picked buckle
berries in the mountains above Ha!-
Her, idaho, last sunday The party
eports the ber"ies as very pIentifal.
A new spring board was installed
al the municipal swimming pool this
week J. f. Boiler supervising the
job.
Twenty girls of the Pullman high
school y. ". c. A. chaperoned by
Miss Stella Scurlnply rit,- ond ,ol