Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-03-19


been spending some months at Ber-
kelley, Calf, returned home Sunday
with the intention of again taking
up their residence here. Mr.. Holt,
who underwent surgical treatment
soon after arriving in California, is
in splendid health.
II B. Engfer recently sold his res
| idence property on A street to NJ
j. Cunningham. Mrs. Engfer and
the children left last week for Cali
fornia, where the family will reside.
! Mr. Engfer will follow as soon as
he settles his business interests here.
c. S. Nye was a Spokane visitor
/ the latter part of last week
Wednesday evening the local camp
of the Woodmen of the World held
short business session, at which 1t
was decided to reorganize the degree
team and prepare for the initiation
of new candidates. After the meet
| ing refreshments were served and
/ the remaining part of the evening
was spent around the card tables
! Attorney NJ. S. lamar transacted
/ legal business in Cotton Wednesday,
/ DR.. L. K. Kinney made business
/ trip to Spokane Wednesday.
/ The Oasis has this vice., installed
/ an electrically operated ice cream
manufacturing machine.
/ H. M. Beck this week disposed Of
! the soda fountain which he has had
/ in storage here to Frank Ghonee 0f
/ Cotton.
/ Mrs. Florence Kelly, secretary Of
the National Consumers league gave
an interesting talk before the cham
Der of commerce Tuesday, discussing
the question of minimum wages and
the manufacture of shoddy goods i'm
properly advertised and marked.
She complimcnted the state of Wash
i9gton very highly upon the mini
mum wage recently adopted for
girls, the highest minimum wage Of
any state in the Union.
Tuesdays press dispatches includ-
ed a story from Waitsburg to the eff
feet that a Pullman man, driving
/ Hudson car, had run down and killed
l0-year-old girl at Huntsville, near
Waitsburg. The driver of the car
was relieved of all blame for the ac-
cident The identity of the driver is
unknown here.
Ed. Anderson has sold the equip
ment of the bowling alley to T.
Threpeld of Elk River, Idaho, and
it was shipped to that place this
week
Alpha Delta Pi postponed the tea,
which was to have been given on
Wednesday, March II, to Wednes-
day, March pa. The change is due
to the fact that a noted speaker
Mrs. Florence Kelly, secretary of the
National Consumers League. gave
lecture on Wednesday afternoon,
March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jinnett left
yesterday for Sorrento, Idaho, to visit
their son, A. l.. Jinnett Jr.
]. A. Hungate returned Wednes-
day from Spokane, where he spent
week with relatives.
j. N. Emerson attended the state
convention of retail merchants in Sc
attic last week.
Geo. P. Libby has moved the stock
and equipment of his sheet metal
shop out of the building recently
purchased by the Baker Motor COM
pany and will store them until he
can get possession of the building on
Grand street now occupied by Chris
tian Bros. He will increase his
stock and equipment when he gets
possession of his new location.
The Baker Motor company reports
the following sales of cars during
the past week 1920 model 400
Chevrolet touring cars to Charles
Huff of Albion, Ben A. Davis of Pull
man and B. H. Douglass of Pullman;
a 1920 model F. B. so Chevrolet
touring car to Ray Guthrie; 1920,
model 400 Chevrolet commercial car
to George Stephenson of Pullman; a
1917 Ford touring car to L. E. Will
Jams of Viola; 1914 Ford touring
car to Harry Tucker of Pullman; a
1917 Overland 80 to NJ. A Draper
of Albion; 1916 Buick four to R.
S. Rogers.
President f. o. Holland left last
Saturday for the west side of the
state to attend meetings of several
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