Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-05-09


on Monday for Cambridge Ohio,
where she will attend the national
convention of the Women's Mission
airy society of the United Presbyterian
church, going as delegate from
Eastern Washington and Northern
Idaho. Later she will 70 to Bloom
ington, Indiana, for the commence
ment OF Indiana University and win
probably attend the national conven-
ton of Kappa Alpha Theta at st.
Louis
c. L. Jayne and Grant Clark, both
former Pullman citizens. were with
the Genesee delegation that attend
ed the X of p. convention Monday.
j. r. Ruply. with his daughter,
Miss Ethel and son, Raymond, drove
up from Charleston Wednesday, to
spend a couple of days in Pullman.
He says THAI he is trying intensive
farming on an acre of ground and
prefers it to city life.
Miss Cecile Atherton, for the past
six years stenographer in the First
National bank, has been granted a
three months leave of absence and
is going to Orange, California, with
her brother, Ross, to visit their par
ents They expect to leave this week.
Mrs c. F. Anderson was taken to
Colfax Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day morning underwent surgical
operation at the hospital there. At
last reports her condition is reported
as favorable.
MIR, and Mrs. NJ j. Cunningham
arrived from Wallowa, Ore, Wednes-
day to visit Mrs Cunningham par
ents, Mr. and Mrs E. H. Bryan. A
daughter was born to them the night
of their arrival here.
f. V. Roth went to Spokane
Wednesday to purchase fixtures for
the new bake oven which he is con
structing for Robinson $ bakery The
oven will have capacity of 1000
loaves every 10 hours.
Mrs. Lester Folger returned yes
terday from California, where she
had been visiting her parents for
several weeks.
Mrs. George McCroskey and son,
Frank, returned yesterday from Cali
fornia, where they had been spend
ing the winter
Mrs. Glenn Clifford and Mrs w.
c. Kruegel spent Tuesday afternoon
in Moscow, where they attended a
luncheon given by Mrs Il. H. Lin
coin, also musicale given by the
Faculty Women's club.
Mrs. Ella Letterman returned last
week after spending the winter with
relatives in Everett and touring Cali
fornia. She expects to remain in
Pullman for some time.
Mrs. e. n. Snider. wife of the
cashier of the Cotton State bank,
was in Pullman last Friday on her
way to visit relatives in Spencer. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Martin enter
tanned number of friends last Fri
day evening at ia delightful card
party. Five hundred was played and
Mrs. e. w. Thorpe carried off the
prize for the highest score.
r. A. Emerson drove to Spokane
Wednesday to witness the parade of
the members of the saith machine
gun battalion and the 316th ammuni-
ton train, both units OF the 91st
Wild West division. returning from
France. He was accompanied by
Miss Lenore Emerson and Miss Ruth
Coffman.
A 7-year-old alligator is on dis
play at the First National bank. The
reptile was sent to Mrs. F.. c.. For
rest from California by her mother.
Mr.. Forrest says that he is going to
keep the alligator in the safety de-
post vault of the bank as an addi-
uonal guard against burglars.
+ I. Barnard entertained a party
OF | 2 at dinner party Tuesday even
ing in honor OF DR. f. f. Nader
assistant director of the extension
work of the University of California.
Dell Wilson has sold his barber
shop to R. E. Dickinson of Farming
ton and Earl Prophet. Mr.. Wilson
expects to locate somewhere on Pu-
get Sound. He has been a resident
OF Pullman for Is years.
John Melvin returned To Pullman
from Salt Lake City, Utah. last week
and expects to remain for some time
He was accompanied by Mrs. H. L.
Melvin and her two sons
Gilbert Stairet, local agent for the
Northern Grain CO., has purchased
the H. NJ. Beck house on State street