Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-01-09

bakery returned Sunday evening
from a six weeks trip, during which
he visited relatives and friends in
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis, Mil
waukee, and other cities Mr.. Rob
inson reports that business is boom
ing in the east and states that the
| people there feel that the United
States is entering upon an era OF
prosperity that will extend tor years.
MIR and Mrs. j L. Wilson of Gar
field are visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. H. f. Rick
seeker.
The matter of the disposal of the
garbage of the city has been referred
by the city council to its committee
on sanitation, with instructions to
investigate the situation and make
full report at the first meeting of
the city fathers in February.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair returned
Sunday evening from Rupert and
Boise. Idaho, where they spent the
holidays with relatives and friends.
Contractor Frank V. Roth trans
acted BUSINESS in Spokane this week.
Col. G. n, Hollister old time stage
driver and Indian fighter, visited his
! granddaughter, Mrs. Geo. II. Gan
non, during the holidays
7. c. Martin reports the sale of
Oakland Touring cars to Floyd Ham
ilton, Robt. Neill and VIII Struppler
and an Oakland roadster to Chas.
! Marshall
Mrs. O. NJ Morris arrived home
last Sunday from Oklahoma, where
she spent several weeks visiting rel
atives
Miss Grace Baker returned to Spo-
kane Sunday after spending the holi-
days with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
A. B. Baker.
President E. O. Holland went to
Palouse Wednesday to deliver the
| address at the annual meeting of the
| palouse chamber of commerce.
Norman Ageton, who graduated
from the State College in 1911, has
resigned a position as chemist for
the Cuban government at Havana
and hoe oaoantaI 81 nr,Faccorebir ~,
chemistry at the University of Min
nesota.
The city will employ an engineer
| to investigate the septic tank, near
the J. X. Smawley property, to Sc
cure expert evidence to be used in
the case brought against the city by
Mr.. Smawley in case the suit is car
ried to higher courts.
The Baker Motor Co reports the
sale of new 1920 model 400 Chew
rolet touring car to d. NJ Hensen
and a new Chevrolet roadster of the
same model to A. G.. Hood. They al
so sold a 1913 Dodge touring car to
Oscar Kincaid.
Miss Glenna Troy, who spent the
| holidays at her home here, left Sun
| day for Davenport to resume her
work as teacher of English in the
high school.
Prof. c. A. Cornelson has pur-
chased the house on the corner of
Howard and Indiana streets from
Miss Alice &. Patterson.
Miss Anna Waller left for Yakima
last Saturday to resume her teach
, ing work in the high school. after
/ spending the holidays with her par
ents.
The women's auxiliary of the
Episcopal church met Wednesday at
ternoon with Mrs. Dawson at the
Palace hotel
r. V. Mitchell, head of the poultry
department at the State College,
went to Spokane Wednesday to give
an illustrated lecture.
The association of Collegiate
Alumnae will meet Saturday. Janu-
airy II, The place of meeting will
be announced next week.
County Auditor Maxwell an
nounces that he has received in
structions from the secretary of state
that renewal of auto licenses for
l92O-2l will not be accepted by the
state until March /.
DR.. F. d. Johnston of Colville, a
graduate of the North Pacific Dem
tai college at Portland. Ore, has To-
Gated in Pullman and is opening Of
fices in the Emerson building DIR.
Johnston is son of Bob" John
ston. a pioneer druggist of Palouse.
and a stepson of G. w Peddycord
president of the bank of Colville.
Harry c. Cranke. the Nezperce