Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-02-27

June to close up his business here
and to get his family. who will re-
main in Pullman until the close OF
the school term.
j. w. Heaslett is driving a new
Buick roadster purchased from the
Kimball-Burt agency.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lybecker are
the parents a new baby boy, born
last week.
T. c. Martin left Wednesday for
Washtucna to look after property in
terests. He made the trip overland
Mrs w F. Wells of Chicago, q
cousin of Oils Pinkley, visited Mr.
Pinkleys family Wednesday. She
came down from Spokane with Mrs
May l.. White,
Mrs. Chas F. Voorhees, of Colfax
was Pullman visitor Tuesday,
Attorney Roy LaFollolte of Col
fax was a Pullman visitor Monday,
Mrs. NJ. e. Scofield has returned
from an extended visit to her old
home at Plain City. Ohio
Theodore Schaaf. who is now To-
Gated at Sunnyside, Wash, was a
Pullman visitor this week
f. o. Brownson. former Pull
man citizen. was in the city this
week from Wichita, Kansas where
he is manager for a large lumber
concern. Mr. Brownson states that
while his business is in Kansas, his
heart is still in the Palouse country
and he still maintains that Pullman
is the best home town in the coun-
try. While in Boise, Idaho, Mr..
Brownson contracted for the ship
ment to Wichita OF % cars of West
ern lumber.
Jack is the name OF baby boy
horn Monday night to Mr. and Mrs
]. L. VanPelt
The Martin garage expects to oc-
cupy it new quarters sometime next
month The bowling alley will close
March Is, yacating that part of the
building and the Pullman Engineer
ing company expects TO vacate the
other building within the next two
weeks The room formerly occupied
by the Maple is already being re-
modelled
Mr. and Mrs, Ferris Carr arrived
Wednesday from Colfax and will
visit several days at the home of
Mrs Carr's parents, judge and Mrs.
Thos. Neill, Both are convalescing
after attacks of flu,
Evening Star lodge, No. 20,
knights of Pythias, Monday evening
conferred tn rank OF Page on four
candidates and two were initiated
in the rank of Esquire
ID. e. Nicholson, secretary to the
warden of the state penitentiary at
Walla Walla, spent the weekend
with his cousin, Mrs. Lee Allen.
j, c. Parr has purchased the Con-
gregational church property on the
corner of High and Paradise streets,
10Qx125 feet He plans to build
six-room house at once and may
build two more houses this summer.
Attorney NJ S. lamar returned
Tuesday from trip to Great Falls,
Montana
A son was born February IA to
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Mckay at t!ieir
home in Portland, Ore.
w. W. Stoddard is moving his
electric shoe shop into the room on
Alder street formerly occupied by
the Singer sewing machine agency,
which has secured quarters in the
rear of G. w Ewing's transfer of
flee
Bruce Lampson formerly in bus
mess in Pullman, but now a county
agriculturalist at American Falls,
AARfb Hoo III AhC wy lew nDuI
Monday evening
j. N. Emerson made business
trip to Lacrosse and Pomeroy this
week.
Judge Thos Nell returned the
first OF the week from Spokane
where he transacted legal business.
F. v Roth was in Spokane last
week on business
Miss Ida Perry. Miss Courtney and
Miss Bergman came over from Mos
COW, Ida. last Saturday to attend
the meeting OF the Collegiate Alum
nae association
Mrs. A II. Dawson left Monday
for West Virginia to visit relatives
She expects to be away for about
two months.
Mrs. F. F Hungate went to Spo-
kane Sunday to visit relatives.