Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-02


Elberton picnic last week and the
organization of musicians was high
ly commended for its excellent mu-
sic. The band cleared $1,000 on the
three-day stand.
Mrs. Z. l.. Haney was here from
Yakima last week visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. f. G. Den
SOW. Mr.. and Mrs. Haney expect to
come to Pullman in the near future
to reside, having children whom they
desire to educate at the college.
Dean l.. o. Howard left last Fri.
day for the Mike Horse mine, In
Montana, in which a number of Pull
man men are interested. He will re-
main at the mine several weeks.
John l.. Metsker, II. f. Oman,
Frank Masek and Artist Pianos will
leave next Tuesday for an extended
fishing trpi to the east fork of the
Occur d'Alene river, near the Mon,
tana line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Klossner re-
turned Monday from their honey
moon trip and are now at home in
the residence which they recently
purchased on Military hill.
j. l.. O'Day, formerly employed by
the Emerson store here, has accept
ed a position as shoe salesman for
the Wheeler-Motter company in Col
fax.
Charles Featherstone this week
took delivery of a Ford one-ton
truck from the Martin garage. John
Critchfield purchased an Oakland
Six touring car and Pat Irwin a
used Dodge.
B. H. Douglass of the Standard
Lumber company furnished the brick
for the new stoves in the auto park
and Fallquist brothers donated the
sheet iron. That's public spirit.
Mrs. Harry Struppler returned
Wednesday from Spokane, where she
viscited relatives several days.
Mrs. r. d. Mcfarland and daugh-
ters were Spokane visitors this week.
Oils Pinkley returned last week
from Arizona and California, where
he spent several months. MIR. Pink
| ley is greatly improved in health.
DR.. j. L. Gilleland and family re-
turned this week from an extended
automobile trip to Portland and 9th
er points.
T. F, Lyons made a business trip
to Walla Walla this week
John Cannon returned Wednesday
from a trip to Whitefish, Mont,
where he has business interests. Ae
was accompanied home by his little
daughter, who visited friends there
for some time
Mrs. Scion Shedd, Mrs. J. F. BohI-
er, Mrs. L. G. Thayer and Miss Suth-
erland left early this week for We
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meeting of the state federation of
womens clubs.
Mrs. Ella Struppler left today for
Spokane and Newman Lake, where
she will spend the summer.
Miss Helen Fem of the White
drug store, will celebrate the Fourth
with home folks in Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Densow drove
to Spokane Saturday, returning Sun
day evening.
A large delegation of local Masons
went to Colfax last night to attend a
big meeting at that place. All the
Masonic lodges of the county were
represented.
Mr.. Pope of the Pope-Elmendorft
Realty company of Spokane was a
Pullman visitor this week.
Cashier A. r. Metz of the State
bank, with Mrs Metz, went to Spo-
kane Sunday to attend the weddina
Of his niece, They returned Tues
day.
Mrs. Carl Meyers is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in Spokane this
week Mr. Meyers will so to the city
the Fourth.
Mrs. e. r. Brooks has left the
Northwest sanltarium after undergo
ing successful operation for appen>
dicitis.
Attorney Roy LaFollette of ColfaA
was in Pullman Wednesday.
George w. Walter has accepted
position as land appraiser, with the
office of the state land commission
er, and has already entered upon his
new duties. which take him TO
every part of the state. The Pull
man man was in the city last week
The families of DR.. L. G. Kinney.
George T NIcAahpn and nr Kim