Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-07-04
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

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were accompanied by their daughter,
Marjorie, and Miss Chambers.
Frank Fulkerth. who has been in
foreign service for the past II
months, arrived home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd RAIDER and
baby left yesterday in their car for
Enterprise, Oregon, to spend their
vacation at the home of Mrs. RAIDERS
parents.
Miss Gracia White left yesterday
for Spokane, where she will spend
the summer.
Mrs. W. l.. LGFollette end children
arrived in Pullman the first of the
I week, having recently come from
Washington, d. C.
r. C. Holt was in town from Spo-
kane yesterday.
H. e. Lloyd of Los Angeles, Calf,
arrived Saturday to visit his sister,
Mrs. A. b. Baker. He motored from
California with some friends.
Mrs. Arthur Hooker of Spokane
spent the Weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Baker.
Carl Johnson came down from the
Clarkson farm at Rosebud, Alberta,
Canada, early this week and will
srend the Fourth in the Palouse
country.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Johnson left
Tuesday by automobile for the home
Of their son, Arthur Johnson. and
tLeir son-in-law, |. A. Buckley, at
Toroda, in the Okanogan country.
TEey will make the trip by easy
stages and expect to be gone about
d month.
Mrs. Paul Browder arrived Mon
day from Washington, d. c., to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hun
@atc. Until last April Lieutenant
Browder was stationed at the navy
yard at Pensacola, Florida. but since
that date has been assigned to duty
on transport, bringing the soldiers
home from France. He has sent in
his resignation from the navy but
does not know when he will be dis
charged from the service
The Elizabeth Hart Spaulding
chapter of the d. A. r. held its regu-
: lar monthly meeting 9ast Saturday in
Tdnglewood, when they had picnic
supper Mrs. Frank Slagle read a
: paper on The Flag and Mrs. ]. A.
liungate read ono on Isaac Stevens,
Washington First Territorial Gov
ernor."
Mrs. Eunice Woodman and daugh-
ter Blanch, left Friday for Portage.
Wis, where Mrs. Woodman will be
married to Dayton Ashley Of that
city. Mrs. Woodman is a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers
Emory Reid left Tuesday for Lot
hair, Montana to bring back his au-
tomobile
Miss Glenna Troy went to Spokane
last Saturday and while there accept
ed contract to teach in the Daven-
port high school for a year.
Mrs. M. l.. Keyes left last Satur-
day for Yakima and Portland Ore,
Ia visit her children
from Spokane, where he mad been
receiving medical treatment for three
weeks for complications following a
surgical operation last July. He went
back to Spokane Monday
Maurine Styles arrived Sunday
from Salem, Oregon. to visit the
Dnthie children
Allen and Donald Sampson came
down from Spokane last week to visit
their grandparents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J.
4 Hungate.
Il. ID. Zimmerman of Lewiston,
Ida. spent Sunday with his brother.
Il. II. Zimmerman.
George Bostie and family. J. B.
Bostic and Frank Henderson and
family leave today for Priest Lake
On a fishing trip. They will be away
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. q. w, Thorpe and son. War
rem. left Sunday for Liberty Lake to
b. spend a month
Clifford Kyle was up from Lewis
ten. Ida" Wednesday making ar
rangements 10 open a grain office
, here. He will operate with George
and Len NELL formerly OF Colfax.
Mr.. Kyle was recently married in
: Lewiston.
Hugh Hunt and family left Thurs
day for Newman lake. where they
will enjoy two-weeks vacation.
William Druffle of the First Ma
e tional bank, is in charge of the