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

ing a house. He has severed his
connection with the Exchange Ma
tional bank in Spokane to accept a
position on an irrigation project in
the Sacramento valley, Calf.
]. W. Mccormack of Pendleton,
Ore, is spending few days in Pull"
man. He distributes Franklin auto
mobiles in this district and is con-
ferring with Oscar Hill, the local
agent
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Grady and
children and Miss Alberta Davis of
Coifax drove up in a new REQ sedan
Tuesday and spent few hours with
Miss Dorothy Wilson of Bryan house,
who is a neice of the Gradys.
The Pullman Garage reports the
sales of a big Studebaker six to Jas
Darland and of a special Studebaker
six to Jesse Gray.
Miss Edith Smith of Whitefish,
Mont, arrived Sunday to visit Mrs,
John N. Cannon
Prof. Scion Shedd has purchased
a 1920 model four passenger Haynes
roadster.
Mrs. r. E Doty and son, Myror,
are in the city from Portland. Mrs.
Doty was called here by the death
of her grandmother, Mrs. Catherine
Aughey
C. j. Reid was in the city this
week from Waterville, where he is
engaged in contract work with
gravel trucks.
Clarence Zimmerman came over
from Almira Sunday to get Mrs.
Zimmerman and her mother, Mrs.
j. e. Heathman. He is, operating
large farm near Almira.
Senator r. C. McCroskey of Gar
field was a business visitor in Pull
man this week
Mrs. A. R. Metz was a visitor in
Spokane this week.
Contractor f. V. Roth this week
purchased through the Standard
Lumber company seven carloads of
building material for use in three
brick residences now under construc-
ton. The material included brick,
lumber, cement, shingles and Incl
dentals. Henry Young is construct
ing commodious brick house on his
farm west of Pullman, as is also j
M. Klemgard. j. E. Hammond is
constructing a brick residence in
Pullman
B. H. Douglass and family motored
to Willipinnant, Wash, last Friday,
returning Sunday. At that place is
located the Spokane county Indian
agency and the Pullman people were
privileged to witness a big Indian
dance and other ceremonies of the
tribesmen. Mrs. Douglass brother
is teacher in the Indian schools
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Brown have
returned from Long Beach and are
again domiciled on their farm east
of Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, who
are farming the ]. d. Carson place,
are the parents of baby girl, born
last Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Hill, who has been
critically i'll in Spokane hospital
for the past nine weeks, returned to
her home here last Friday. Mrs.
Hill is somewhat improved in health.
Mr., and Mrs, Fred Boreman ex-
pect to leave soon on a three-months
automobile trip which will take them
to many points of interest in the
West. From Pullman they will go
direct to the Coast, but from that
point their itinerary is still some
what indefinite, although it will in
clude trip to the national park
and into Southern Idaho The Bore
Ai3A oulOhiODile mas Deen equipped
with the latest camping eonveniences
and the Pullman people will live
close to nature on their long vaca-
ton trip.
Last Sunday afternoon about SO
members of the Newman club. a club
of college students of the Catholic
faith, enjoyed picnic at Manning
lake, six miles west of Pullman on
the Colfax road. A very ENJOYABLE
time is reported.
DR.. L. e. Kinney went to Spokane
yesterday on business.
Mrs. r. G. Rima underwent a seri-
Gus operation at the Northwest SAM
tarium yesterday
NJ. A. Berg, travelling passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific, was
IN Pullman yesterday.