Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-15

brings the news That Captain Harold
Holt son of Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Holt,
arrived in the United States from
France in June and has been visiting
his parents and sister in Berkeley.
Captain Holt will remain in the army
and is at present stationed at Camp
Funston, Kansas. Mr.. j. B. Holt is
reported as regaining his health, be-
ing at normal weight and with
prospects for a speedy complete re-
covery.
Reports from w A. Lacey, who
left recently for Casper, Wyo., where
he will be principal of the high
school, are to the effect that he is
encountering much difficulty in find
ing a residence, Casper experiencing
boom that has brought in many
families and filled every available
house. Mrs. Lacey and their little
son are visiting friends in Spokane
while he is engaged in the popular
pastime of househunting.
A. H. Dawson of the Palace hotel
returned from Portland and Coast
points Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meeker, Mr., and
Mrs. Roe Coe and son, Wesley, and
Mr.. Goes mother, Mrs. James Coe,
comprised an automobile party that
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S l.. Brown last week, the party
leaving Monday for California, thence
to their home in Iowa. The visitors
reported a very pleasurable trip. from
Iowa to Washington, through Colo
RADIO Springs. Denver and Yellow
stone National Park.
Mrs. e. w. Thorpe and son, War
ren, returned Wednesday from Hay
den Lake, where they enjoyed an ex-
tended outing.
Work of rebuilding the warehouse
at Staley recently destroyed by fire
has been started and the structure
will be rushed to completion. The
warehouses; at Busby station are
practically completed and are ready
to receive grain.
DR.. f. l.. Ball attended the annual
convention of the Retail jewelers. as
soci2tion. held in Seattle last week.
He reports very pleasant trip
Mrs. Frank Blair drove to Spo-
kare yesterday to get her mother.
who will visit in Pullman some time.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Ruply came up
from Clakston Tuesday and returned
Wednesday,
County Assessor J. NJ Klemgard
was in Pullman Tuesday on official
business.
W. c. Kruegel and children leave
tomorrow for few days outing at
Standpoint, Idaho.
Walter d. Codd of Colfax, who re-
Gently returned from service over
seas with a regiment of U. S. engi-
neers. has accepted a position at the
O-W. r. & n. station here and re-
ported for duty last Friday.
d. d. kimball returned Tuesday
from an extended trip to Chicago,
where he visited his mother, who is
i'll Mr.. Kimball also visited in De-
troit and Denver. He reports crops
as good through all the territory
over which no travelled except in
Montana, where they gre very light.
Professor and Mrs T. J. Murray
motored to Lewiston Friday to spend
tho day.
Captain A. A. Walsh and wife re-
turned Wednesday evening from the
Prosidio, California, where he has
been stationed this summer. Cap
tain Walsh is instructor in military
tactics at the State College.
/ J. 7. Trosper has purchased the
Harold Smith property, now occu-
| pied by Chas Winterer
f G. Forrest of the First Nation.
al bank is attending the bankers
convention at Mt Rainier.
The Misses Henrietta and Ida
Aten who have been visiting in Pull
man for several weeks, left Tuesday
for Berkeley, California. They viii
stop several days in Seattle enroute.
L. b. Johnson arrived Wednesday
noon to join his wife and little son,