Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lacey and little
daughter. Frances, and Mr., and Mrs
Ivan Chase drove up from Collar
Sunday to call on Pullman friends
and relatives.
J ]. NJ. Mehl of Washington, d. C.
! investigator in cooperative organiza
ton, bureau of markets, U. S. depart
ment of agriculture, was in Pullman
this week on official business. He
: is devoting considerable study tC
the proposed new plan for the CO
, operative marketing of wheat
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McReynold:
left Wednesday for independence
Ore, where they will engage in
farming.
Martin Maloney, the Colfax boni
face, mingled with Pullman friends
last Friday.
Judge Thos. Neill transacted bust.
ness at the county seat last weekend
Many local automobile parties
drove to Lewiston and Charleston last
Sunday. This is one of the most
popular drives in the Inland Empire
and tourists report the roads in ex-
cellent condition.
Forty local Dokies and six tyros
went to Colfax Saturday evening to
attend the d. O. K. K ceremonial.
Sixty-two candidates were initiated.
The ceremonial was preceded by a
banquet at the Pythian temple and
a big street parade.
A Lewiston automobile, on it's way
to Colfax went off the grade at the
j. B. Holt corner, just west of Pull
man, Saturday evening, and two OF
the occupants were slightly injured,
the car being badly wrecked. The
driver of the automobile was hitting
a fast rate of speed, according to
witnesses, and in attempting to pass
a car on the turn crashed into tele-
phone pole. The car left the road
and landed in the ditch. The driver
was rendered unconscious, but soon
recovered and was taken On to
Colfax.
Henry Baker and Frank Blair
went to Spokane Monday to bring
down new automobiles for the
Baker Motor company.
Miss Mildred Martin of Spokane
was a weekend visitor of Mrs. Will
/ Miller.
George McCroskey transacted bust
ness in Colfax last Saturday.
The rank of Esquire was conferred
upon Professor F. F. Potter, F. c..
Densow and w. c. Kamerrer by the
local Pythian lodge Monday evening
The three candidates will be taken to
Garfield on May 8 to receive the
final rank at the district convention,
when the local team will compete for
the A. r. Metz loving cup.
Through the medium of the "49"
apparatus loaned by the local K. of
P. lodge, the lodge at Almira cleared
1856 for the community park fund
which is being established there ira
E. Clark and CASTOR Wilson, both
former Pullman men were prime
movers in the Almira show.
Pullman is devoid of attorneys to-
day, the entire local legal fraternity
being in Colfax in attendance upon
the annual meeting of the Whitman
County Bar association.
d. D. Kimball transacted business
in Spokane the early part of this
week.
large and enthusiastic audience
attended the concert by the famous
Flonzaley Quartet at the State College
auditorium Wednesday evening. The
unanimous verdict was that the play
ers fully sustained their reputation
as the finest string instrument quar-
tet in the world.
T. c. Martin, Robert Jenner and
j. S. Lyon of Spokane are incorpor-
ating under the name of Martin !
Garage, Inc. Mr.. Lyon is a brother
in-law of Mrs. T. c. Martin and for
four years has been travelling auditor
of the Armour Co. He will move his
family to Pullman in the near future.
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