Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16


be held today in Reaney park. Mos
COW escaped Tuesday evening with &
severe rainstorm and little damage
was done, according to Mr.. Lam
phere.
Owing to the demoralized lighting
service the local republican meeting
scheduled for Tuesday evening was
postponed until Wednesday evening
of next week. At that time the O.
o. P. followers will assemble at the
chamber of commerce rooms to eff
feet a local organization.
The Standard Lumber company
has started work on a new three
deck shed, 64x125 feet, and is also
making added warehouse room. The
improvements will add considerably
to the storage capacity of the local
yard
Sergeant c. l.. Chapel and E. T.
| Woods are driving new Chevrolet
| 400 touring cars, purchased this
week from the Baker Motor COM
pany. c. E. Van Gorder purchased
| a 400 Chevrolet commercial car and
| T. A. Scott a used Oakland
Soren Peterson of the Albion sec
ton was in the city on business yes
terday. Mr.. Peterson states that the
DAMAGE by the storm in his district
was slight, a few acres of standing
grain being knocked down by the
wind and rain.
A. NJ. Bond was fined $50 and
costs in Justice Henry's court last
week on a speeding charge.
DR.. ]. l.. Harris was in the city
yesterday from Cotton.
The ladies of St. James Guild
held an all-day session Tuesday,
delicious lunch being served at 1:0e
o'clock by Mrs. Lee Allen, assisted
by Mesdames Scott and Staley. The
work for the year being finished, the
Guild adjourned for the summer, to
meet again the first Wednesday il
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Paryell of the
Ellison-White Chautauqua, were Sun
day guests of Miss Beth Bolsinger.
F. H. Whitman, formerly in the
general merchandise business in
Pullman, is in the city from Corval-
lis, Ore. Mr.. Whitman owns farm
near Pullman. 1t is his first visit
here for some time and he is liberal
in his commentator of the city for
the spirit of progress in evidence.
DR.. A. E. Hudson and family left
Saturday by automobile for a two
weeks trip to Seattle and Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison C. Thayer of
Conneaut, Ohio, are here for To-
day visit with their son, Professor
Frank Thayer, and Mrs. Thayer Of
Montgomery street. After leaving
here Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer will make
an extended trip through California
John Roberts, the veteran n. p.
conductor, left last week on his an
nual vacation trip TO visit home folks
in Wisconsin,
DR.. E. o. Holland left Friday for
the Coast on business trip.
Ray Walter, city editor of the Col
fax Gazette, was in Pullman Friday.
Mr.. Walter was just returning from
an automobile trip over the Lewiston
hill with his brother, visitor from
Chicago. The visitor was much i'm
pressed with the magnificent bit of
engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blair left Sat
urday for a visit with home folks at
Rupert, Idaho. They expect to re-
turn in a few days.
D. C. Downen has returned from
a business trip to Canada.
Robert Sims, formerly a member
of The Herald force, was in the city
from Spokane this week.
Frances Aiken was a Portland
Ore, visitor last week.
J. l.. Dumas has accepted the
presidency OF the Broughton Nation
al bank, Dayton, and will leave soon
for his new duties. The two daugh-
ters expect to remain in Pullman to
complete their education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller left Sun
day for a Today outing in Spokane
and the nearby lakes.
Cashier Mackey of the new Amer
lean National bank of Lewiston, was
in Pullman on business this week
The new Lewiston bank will open foI
business August l.
Another of the summer series oil
American Legion dances will be Civ,