Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12


apolis Mr.. Robinson will proceed to
| Chicago, there to celebrate New
| Years day with other relatives. He
will return to Pullman about Jan
uary 10.
Pat Ryan left Monday for Los
Angeles, where he will remain sew
eraT months.
b. A. Bushey has returned to Pull
man from Canada and reports all
the Pullmanites in the northern
province as prosperous and con-
| tented
J. N. Emerson, G. r. Sanders and
DR.. A. A Rounds have been appoint
ed as a committee from the chamber
OF commerce TO cooperate with the
X. of p committee in the effort of
the local community to locate the
proposed state Pythian home in
Pullman The x. of p. committee
includes Judge Thomas Neill, D. G.
Dow and Karl Allen.
The Pullman ministers, with their
wives, were guests of the young
ladies OF Stevens hall at dinner Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Palmerton re-
turned Friday from a visit with rel
atives at Occur d'Alene and Spo-
kane. Mr.. Palmerton drove back in
brand new Overland, 1920 model,
trading in his "jitney' on the new
machine in Spokane
]. o. Adams left Sunday for Buhl,
Idaho, where he has farming inter
ests
William Burt went to Spokane
Tuesday on a business trip.
Whitman county employs AS
teachers, 24S women and 20 men.
The aggregate salary drawn by the
men is $83.12O and by the women
$3.50, 1913. An average salary of
$11S7 is paid to the men, while the
women draw $500
Mrs Jennie Westacott has re-
turned to Garfield after a visit with
Pullman friends
d. r. Judson is visiting at the
home of his nephew, r. w. Finley,
near Colfax.
Theo. Schaaf former Pullman
garage man, was in the city Tuesday
from Sunnyside
The meeting OF the Neighborly
Neighbors club, scheduled for yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
f. j. Kayler. was postponed on ac-
count of the fuel shortage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winterer
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Scott left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they
will remain six weeks. John Nets
ker will be in charge of the Winterer
| automobile agency and says he is
going to establish record selling
Jordan, Mitchell and Maxwell auto
| mobiles. All automobile parts re-
quired by Mr.. Winterer's customers
through the Willy garage.
Owing to the coal shortage the
ladies Of the Federated churches
have cancelled the supper scheduled
for Friday, December 70. The
CHRISTMAS bazaar will be held Fri
day afternoon as advertised, but will
he at the parsonage, 4O9 Montgom-
cry street.
Mrs. w. A. Cave left Sunday TO
Stockton, California, where she will
spend the winter with her son. She
was accompanied as far as Sooka le
by her daughter Mrs. C. l.. Hix
Mrs. F. c. Forrest entertained
number of ladies at delightful
bridge party Yesterday afternoon.
j. w. Nicely, who left Pullman re-
Gently for the east. writes that he
attended the big Frank W. Harding
sale Of cattle at Waukesha, Ill. re-
Gently and that Sc head, sold in
three hours by three auctioneers.
averaged S26S2 per head Mr. Nicely
will visit for some time at South
west City, Mo.
The severe weather conditions
caused the abandonment OF the pro-
posed trip of the local Knights of
Pythias members TO Colfax Wednes-
day evening. Some 80 candidates
were TO be taken to Colfax to receive
/ the first rank and these will be in
tinted here
e. NJ. Hazen and children left
Wednesday for Cotton, California.
where they will spend two months
Air. and Mrs. Jesse Gray returned
Monday from two months visit in
/ Illinois and Indiana.
\, K. Metz and Judge Thos. Neiil
/ were in Spokane Monday, attending
! big Knights of Pythias meetine