Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-22

viii move his grocery stock to the
rooms while his new building Is be-
ing constructed.
G. F. Livingston is visiting in Pull
man, having come from his ranch on
Toroda creek by auto down the San
Poll river road. He reports the coun-
try in good condition and the trip as
beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Greenawalt
and family returned Saturday from
a vacation trip to Liberty lake.
s. H. Breeze this week brought to
The Herald office an apple freak il
the nature of fully matured apple
with two distinct blossom ends and
but one stem. The freak is the siza
of two ordinary apples of the variety.
Mrs. Minor tCallingham) Hubbell
and son, Carlton, of Culver, Indiana,
arrived yesterday to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. J. Chapman.
v. w. Clarkson and family autoed
to Spokane Sunday, returning Mon
day.
The Misses Carol and Bessie Pick
Ell have returned from month g
visit with friends at Entiat, on a
Wenatchee fruit ranch and noun
tain camping trip.
Russell Boyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Boyd of this city and a gradu-
ate of the State College, this week
signed a contract to teach manual
training in the Kirkland schools. on
the west side. this year. Mr.. Boyd
held the same position over two
years, resigning near the close of
the third year to enter the military
service. He returns at substantial
advance in salary, the new contract
calling for $1,000 for the term.
Dale Kimball went to Spokane
Wednesday to bring down. a new car
for the Kimball-Burt company.
f. W. Loncosty, a contractor and
builder of Council, was business
visitor in Pullman Wednesday and
Thursday
Mir. and Mrs W. F. Hull OF Pom
eloy drove over from Almota Sun
day evening. Mrs. Hull visited at
the home of ], n. Emerson and Mr.
Hull went on to Spokane Monday,
returning home Tuesday evening.
A. G. Ferguson of Lacrosse, man
ager of the Emerson Trading COM
pany of that place. drove over to
Pullman on Thursday on business
connected with the Emerson stores
A fine new two-story building is
nearing completion at Lacrosse for
the Emerson store. the full two
stories and basement to be used by
the firm.
f. S. Libby is suffering from d.
case of blood poisoning, caused by
infection in bruised hand.
n. w. Cairns. the Pullman auc-
tioneer was a business visitor in
Moscow yesterday
Jim" Klemgard and George Nc
Croskey opine that it's about time
for another public burning of worth
less stock, considerable of which,
theiy claim has accumulated since
the last sad rites were performed on
Main street.
Jasper LaFollette arrived the lat
tef part of last week from Washing
ton, d. c.. and is now employed in
the harvest fields near here.
City Clerk NJ. F. Cannon was on
duty at the council meeting Tues
day evening after a vacation of a
month. which she spent at her old
home in Nebraska.
]. T. McAllister is in the city from
Starbuck this week.
Charles Winterer is showing the
new 1920 model Maxwell touring
car. as pretty and serviceable a ma
chine as was ever brought to Pull
man. H. F. Oman of the Pullman
Tire Shop has the distinction of be-
ing the first purchaser of the new
Maxwell and is highly pleased with
the car
Professor Leroy F. Jackson. who
went to France In educational work
shortly after the cessation of fight
ing, reached Pullman this week, ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Jackson. Profess
sor Jackson will take up his pre-wat
work in the department of economic
science and history next year.
The Misses Pauline and Joan
Bridge of Moscow are spending a
few days at Home-CrOft as the guests
OF Miss Janet Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester B. Johnson