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

model f. b. so to DR.. J. H. ReiC
of Moscow, Idaho; 1920 model 49(
Chevrolet touring cars to Milt Ohm
stead and j. II. Fryer; q 1920 mode
As Haynes four-passenger roadster t.
Professor Scion Shedd; a seven
passenger Haynes touring car to ]
F. Kambitch of Uniontown; useC
Ford touring cars to Chris Busch o.
Cotton and Roger Broemling o.
Uniontown.
G. H. Watt returned Wednesda.
evening from Bellingham, where he
attended the republican state con
vention as one of the two delegates
at large from Whitman county. He
reports that the convention was har.
monious and enthusiastic.
The Historical club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Thomas Neill. Mrs. ]. r. Stephen
son read a paper on Russian Mu-
/ oiSinuS' All oil LlClS OH Jue CO~OpeE~
alive societies of Russia entitled
THE Hope of Russia" was also
read from the Atlantic Monthly.
Anthony Spuler this week pur-
chased a residence in Sangers addi-
ton from F. e. Sanger, the consid-
GRAFTON being $4,000.
Chas. Winterer reports sales of a
1920 Mitchell sedan to DR.. M. J.
Beistel, of Mitchell touring car to
7. Thonney. and of a 1920 model
Maxwell to w. c. Greenwich.
The Elizabeth Hart Spalding chap
ter of the D. A. r. held a social meet
ing at the home of Mrs. F. D. Head
last Saturday. Each member invit-
ed guests, refreshments were served
and the following program rendered:
piano solo by Miss Adelaide Head
readings by Miss Irene Oliver, Indian
stories and legends by members of
the chapter.
Reade M. Young, salesman for the
International Harvester company, is
working the Pullman territory this
week
Miss Beth Bollsinger went to Spo-
kane Wednesday to attend the funer-
al of Thomas Duff.
George H. Watt and j. N. Emerson
represented Pullman at the state re-
publican convention in Bellingham
this week.
Announcements of the birth of a
seven-pound daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Kellogg at Long Beach,
Calf, were received by Pullman
friends this week. The youngster ar
rived April %.
Washington Water Power service
will soon be available for the people
of Albion if present plans of the COM
pany materialize. 1t is Planned to
run line from Colfax, giving service
to Albion and all the farmers on the
route. The town is now supplied
with lights by two independent
acetylene gas plants.
The Baker Motor company last
week secured the agency for the
Haynes Automobile company, the
builders of the first automobile il
America. This car is now owned by
the U. S. government and is on ex.
hibit in the Smithsonian Institution
at Washington, d. G.. The company
takes great pride in handling these
high grade cars and will carry a com.
plete line of them. They have al
ready sold two during the pas
week.
Mr. and Mrs. r c. Massey of TIE.
koa were Sunday guests at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Metz.
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Robinson and
Mr." and Mrs. Harry Peterson drove
to Genesee, Idaho, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Johnson left
this week by automobile for Toroda
Wash, where they will visit theil
son, Arthur Johnson, and their
daughter. Mrs / A. Buckley.
Dean L. o. Howard left yesterda,
for the Nike Horse mine, near Flesh
er Mont, where he will inspect the
property. Dean Howard, with a mum.
Der Of other Pullman men, are finan
eially interested in the mine, which
Is at the present time producine
quantities of rich ore.
j. 5. Klemgard this week pur
chased the bungalow on State stree
which is being constructed by f. Y
Roth. The purchase price wai
$4,000.
Mrs. f. W, Lenzi and son. c. II
Lenzi, left Thursday OF last weel
Ior Davenport. Iowa. where tn,