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

AiI. anu MIS-. r. a. Hodges returned
Monday from the meeting of The
State Grange at Port Angeles. They
say that while the radical wing of
the organization succeeded in elect
ing their candidate for master, the
conservatives won most of the other
offices
Mr.. and Mrs. \. f. Jones of La
Crosse, Kan, were in Pullman Mon
day. They are making trip through
the west and were on their way to
points on Puget sound and to Port
land, Ore Mr. Jones is an enthusi-
astic member of the Farmers Union
and will attend the big meeting in
Spokane this week.
Dean Edward {. Johnson was a
passenger to Spokane Tuesday to at
tend the farmers convention in SEES
sion at that place Wednesday, and
yesterday.
Dean and Mrs. W. c. Beach their
daughter. Rachel, and son, Allan,
left the latter part of last week for
their summer home on Puget Sound.
Dean Beach returned for commence
ment exercises.
Miss Edna Heater, who has been
Spending two weeks visiting rrlendS
and relatives, returned Wednesday
to her home at Gillette. Wyo. She
was accompanied by her brother,
Earl Heater, who has been attend
ing the State College.
Joe Dew we'll known former resi-
dent of this place, was in town be-
tNeen trains Sunday, having brought
back his son, Henry, who spent a few
days With him, Mr.. Dew IS employed
at the new Sperry mill at Spokane.
l.. S. Grassland came up Saturday
from his home near Hatton to visit
his family here. Mr. Grassland re-
ports that crop prospects are very
good in his vicinity, Notwithstanding
the fact that rain is needed badly.
Miss Florence Westacott of Pa
louise. a former student OF the State
College, came down for the COM
mencement exercises this week.
The sale of tickets for the Schu-
mann-Heink concert amounted to a
little over $1,000. All but II of the
1875 available seats had been re-
served when the concert began.
John Metsker, Major D. G. Rich
art, Walter Doolittle and Mr.. wy
land went on "A fishing trip to Hog
lake. west of Cheney, last Saturday
and report good catch of perch and
sunfish. Major Richart landed one
fcur-pound bass
Prof. 0. c. Geoert and farnn,
+. leave this week for Patio Alto. Calf
where he will spend a years leave
OF absence from the tSate College in
pursuing his studies in foreign Ian
suages at Leland Stanford Uni
yersity
Prof. +. A. Trowbridge. head of
me department of animal husbandry
az the Missouri Agricultural College.
spent the Weekend with his friend.
Prof. Howard Hackedorn. He in
spected the live stock at the State
College and was greatly interested in
the work being carried on by the ex-
pertinent station.
Chas. Winterer. reports the sale of
Maxwell touring car to X. ID. Chris
tian and a seven-passenger Victory
model Mitchell to W. c. Maston.
William Goodyear and J. S. Kler.-
sard are among the Pullmanites who
are attending the big farmer meet
ing in Spokane this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Brown of the
leo neighborhood are the parents of
new baby girl. born Sunday.
Hugh Allen went to Spokane Tues
day to visit friends.
r. A. Emerson and ]. b. Bosttc
went to Elk River, Idaho. Tuesday
morning to try their luck at trout
fishing.
Edgar c. Sherwood of Spokane
president Of the state music teach
ers' association, attended the Schu-
mann-Heink concert Monday even
ing. Mr.. Sherwood attended the
chamber of commerce session Tues
day and in a short talk to the bust
ness men spoke of Pullman as the
musical mecca" of the Northwest
Willard Toll, a returned soldier
and Miss Daisy Gresham of Kooskia
Idaho, were united in marriage last
sunday.
Alex Ray a farmer of neac Pres
colt was Pullman visitor this
week.
N. A. Draper, who this week pur.
chased the old T. W. Savage farm,