Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-05-30

Robert Jenner returned last Sat
urday from Seattle, where he attend
ed a meeting of the Ford dealers oil
Washington, Idaho and Montana
Live wire dealers to the number OF
were present and listened tC
addresses by the general manager
and the sales manager of the Ford
company on the present and future
plans and policies OF the organiza-
ton. A banquet followed the meet
ing.
Mrs. Ralph Lowery and little son
OF Denver. Colorado, and Miss Flor
ence Waller Of Seattle are expected
to reach Spokane tomorrow, where
they will be met by their father,
Prof 0. L. Waller, who will drive
them TO Pullman They will spend
the summer with their parents.
Norman Cairns arrived in Pullman
last Friday after spending 10
months in the naval aviation corps.
lie was stationed at Pauillac, France,
fer about eight months. He received
his discharge at Seattle February 20,
and expects to resume his auction
eering business at Pullman.
Miss Vivian Hart arrived from Sc
attic last Saturday to visit her
mother. Airs w b. Strong.
]. A. Hungate and son. Frank,
left yesterday on a fishing trip to
Priest Lake, Idaho.
Mrs. Naomi Bohlman of Potlatch,
Idaho, with her baby, is visiting at
the home of her cousin, Mrs. f. $.
Libby, on Grand street Mrsa Bohl-
mans husband made the supreme
sacrifice in France last year, never
having seen his child.
c. w. Lobaugh and Kirk Dysart,
both former Pullman men, were
down from Spokane Wednesday and
Thursday in the interests of the In
ternational Harvester company.
Mrs. Irma Payne. who has Deen
visiting her daughter. MRS. S. J..
Pfeitfer. starred Wednesday for her
nome at Port Townsend Mrs Pfef-
fer accompanied ler as far as Spo,
kane.
Miss Ella Alexander and Miss
Gladys Persels, who have been teach
ing at Yakima, arrived in Pullman
yesterday.
Mrs. J. F. Gerding. Mrs. VIM.
Goodyear and her mother, Mrs. F. R.
Shurtleff. are going TO ColfaX today
to spend the Weekend with friends.
Miss Glenna Troy returned Sunday
from Newport, where she had been
teaching in the high school.
Mrs. +. Mcguire was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital at Spokane
last week, where on Thursday she
underwent very serious and pain
full operation for mastoiditis She
stood the operation we'll at last re-
ports her condition was favorable
d. l.. Huntington. president of the
Washington Water Power Co, VIII
bur Conan. general manager, and
John f. Farquhar, general agent,
visited Pullman last Friday on tour
OF inspection of their company's
plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Cunningham
left Tuesday for Edgemere, Ida. to
SPEND the summer.
Little Warren Thorpe underwent
a surgical operation at the Northwest
sanitarium Tuesday. He is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Mrs. NJ. S. Dodd returned Tues
day from Whittier, Calf. to spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
T. G. Forrest.
Clifford Folger arrived Saturday
b spend a week with his parents.
He is employed by the L. S, depart
ment of agriculture as a crop spe-
cialist, but in July expects to sever
his connection with the goyernment
to assume the position of assistant
secretary OF the International Fruit
Shippers association, with head
quarters at Rochester y. Y
j. y. Emerson and family drove
10 Pomeroy, via Lacrosse. last Sun.
day and returned Wednesday,