Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-20

today for San Francisco, Calf, where
Mr.. Baum has been called on bust
ness. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Mrs. c. w. Bean is seriously i'll
and was taken to the Northwest SAN
itorium yesterday morning.
Prof. Herbert kimbrough lief.
Monday for Tacoma to represent the
faculty of the State College at the
funeral of Governor Lister. Presi-
dent Holland and the members of the
board of regents also attended the
funeral.
d. c. Downen and family returned
Tuesday from an automobile trip to
Coast points. The trip was made
in the Downen Maxwell with a m n
imum of machine trouble, the run
ming time being little under !. (
hours each way.
Miss Ella Alexander returned Sun
day from Yakima, where she had
been teaching.
Arthur Ageton left Wednesday
for Mansfield, S. D., where he will
spend the summer. Just prior to his
departure he received notice from
the navy department that he had
passed the mental test for the naval
academy at Annapolis.
r. P. Cope left yesterday for Sc
attic to spend two or three weeks on
the coast.
T. A. Durham arrived home Sun
day after an absence of nearly two
years, most of which time was spent
in France. He is now naval lieu
tenant and since the armistice was
signed has been doing duty on "a
transport. He viii remain in Pull
man while his ship makes trip to
France and return.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Musser and in
FAINT son returned Tuesday from
Kansas
The local ID. A. r. chapter gave a
luncheon yesterday at the f. D.
Head house. near Rogers field. in
honor of Mrs. George H. Goble of
Spokane, state regent of the organi-
zation.
Miss Harriet Broughton of Dayton
stopped in Pullman Saturday on her
way home from Smiths College. at
Northampton. Mass.
Mrs Maud B. Urieh left Sunday
for Nelson, B. c., for few weeks
outing with friends
A telegram has been received
from Dale Jinnett, stating that he is
in Denver, Colo, and expects to
reach home next Saturday.
Attorney NJ S. lamar was in Col
fax Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. A. Camnack entertained the
girls Of her Sunday school class OF
the Methodist church at a party on
her lawn at 300 Montgomery street.
Thursday afternoon. The mothers of
the girls were the guests of honor.
George G. Allen returned Monday
from Seattle where he attended the
meeting OF the grand lodge of |. O..
o. F. as a delegate from Pullman
ledge No. 90. After the grand lodge
adjourned he spent several days WIS.,
iting his son, Harold, and other rel
atives. He says that the weather
there was quite cold with frequent
showers
President Holland left for Puget
sound last Sunday to attend the
funeral of Governor Lister anu to
fill several speaking engagements at
Seattle and other points on the west
side.
Mrs. G. J. Randle was called to
Walla Walla Monday by the news of
the death of her mother.
j. l.. Dumas and family arrived
from Dayton Wednesday and moved
into their new home on California
street
Lack of quorum caused the pos;
ponement OF the regular fortnightiy
meeting of the city council Tuesday
night, the city dads getting together
Wednesday evening.
v w. Clarkson of this city and ].
w. Lawrence of Johnson journeyed
t. Spokane this week and became the
pCSsessors of brand new Aultman-
Taylor threshing outfit, which they
have shipped to Rosebud. Canada. to
take care of their promising wheat
crops this fall. Harry Appleauist
and Carl Johnson, former Pullman
men. are operating the Clarkson
farm while V. W. remains in Pull
man to outfit the populace with
gents furnishings.