Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-13

OF the county bankers. Mr. Metz
was reelected secretary of the or
ganization, j. p. Duke of Palouse
being named president and NJ. A.
Sherman of Endicott vice president.
An interesting address was delivered
before the bankers by c. A. Mclean
of the Spokane federal reserve bank.
The many friends of (. B Holt
will be pleased to know that letter
received yesterday from Berkeley,
Calf. says Mr.. Holt continues to
improve in health. He is gaining in
weight, rests easily and is able To
take an increasing amount of ex-
ercise
NJ w. Whitlow went to Spokane
yesterday to attend the farmers
meeting
The expected 100 or more auto
mobiles in the AID club caravan from
Spokane due to pass through Pull
man last Friday, dwindled to a dozen
machines. The eXcursionists were
met at the edge of town by number
Of Pullman automobiles and escorted
through the Artesian city,
Colfax and Moscow are both plan
ming mammoth Fourth of July cele-
brations and both towns will I'M
doubleday draw their quota of Pull
man citizens.
The annual Masonic picnic is
scheduled for Tuesday, June "a,
Judge R. l.. McCroskey of Colfax
viii be the principal speaker
Order your coal now.
A. A. Miller. former Pullman post
master. now located at Seattle. re-
newed acquaintance with his Pull
man friends last week.
Cool weather. with several severe
frosts, has greatly retarded the
growth of gardens during the past
10 days. Wheat shows an excellent
stand but "A good rain would greatly
enhance the prospects
DR.. S. B. Nelson went to Garfield
yesterday to speak before the meet
ing of the Whitman County Anti
Tuberculosis society
Mrs. F. C. Forrest attended the
meeting of the Anti-Tuberculosis So
ciety in Garfield yesterday.
f. c. Forrest cashier of the First
National bank, went to Spokane yes
terday to mingle with the farmers
of the Northwest in conference there
Noble Sanford. father of Mrs
Harry Douglas, arrived last Friday
from AXtell Nebraska. and will
sEend the summer in the Northwest.
Mrs. l.. E. Wenham, who recently
returned from Moscow where she
underwent an operation, suffered a
relapse this week but yesterday her
condition was again somewhat i'm
proved
Miss 1ras Troy returned Monday
from Olympia, where she has been
teaching in the high school.
Miss Winnifred Wyman of Colfax
has been the guest OF Mrs. VIM
Goodyear, during commencement
week.
Miss Virginia Strong expects to
leave next Sunday for Dubois, Idaho,
To spend the summer with her faith
er. Mrs. Strong will leave the same
day for Seattle to assume her sum
mer work in the Cornish School of
Music.
Il. W. Downen and ~ W. Cairns
attended the big auction sale of pure
bred Shorthorns and Holsteins at
Cole station above Palouse last Sat
urday. Thirty-two Shorthorns
brought an average of $3O5.5O per
head and Al Holsteins brought an
average price of $225.50. A pure
bred Holstein bull brought $1,000.
The total receipts of the sale We're
$19,O25.
Harry Love and family. R. NJ.
Ryan and family, Clyde Lacey and
family drove up from Colfax to Pull
man Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Bramwelg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bramwell
stopped in Pullman Sunday on their
way from Colfax to Lewiston, Idaho.
f. J. Wilmer and family of Ro-
salia were in Pullman Sunday on
their way to Lewiston, Idaho.
w G. Woodruff, travelling audi
Tor OF the state industrial insurance
commission, was in Pullman this
week on one Of his regular trips.
f. =. Lowry of Monroe was in
Pullman Monday representing the
Veterans Welfare Commission. He
is West Point graduate. has spent
three wears i'm the phiIiDDiua islands