Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-26

/ Jllt Stdtc iGpubllCdH convention AT
Chehalis on June 10, and will stop
there on his return trip. The party
will travel as nearly as possible the
same road that Mr. Reid came over
- years ago on his trip from Van
couver to the Palouse country as
pioneer.
S l.. Grantham, of Poncecoupe. b.
! c., is visiting Pullman relatives. Mr..
Grantham is a brother of the late
Mrs c. NJ Hooper and did not know
of his sisters death until his arrival
in Pullman, having been on his way
here when the telegram was sent
He will remain here two or three
weeks
]. b. Hall and daughters. Gladys
hand Lura, came down from Spokane
to spend Sunday with the S. j. Hall
family here. Mrs. S. J. Hall accom-
panied them home and remained in
! Spokane until yesterday.
| j. b. Bostic left yesterday on his
annual visit to his old stamping
grounds in Missouri, expecting to be
gone a couple of months. Mrs.
George Bost1c accompanied him and
will visit relatives in Kansas for sew
eral weeks.
Deputy Collector of Internal Rev
enue Christian was in Pullman this
week on income tax business and
called a number of local citizens be-
! fore him to clear up points in their
income tax returns
Major Sabison of Spokane inspect
ed Company X, national guard, We'd
nesday evening.
DR.. Lois Fear and Miss Grace
Stone left yesterday by automobile
for Yakima on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Lloyd Emert who has been in
Riverside, Calf, this winter, re-
turned to Pullman last Monday.
Miss Betty Klemgard, the Greena-
walt-Folger dressmaker, left We'd
nesday for Chicago. She has been
feted at several informal gatherings /
Spend 10 cents for a red poppy .
Memorial day and put flower on
grave in France.
Mrs. f. Shubert and son left last
Thursday for a two weeks visit with
relatives at Culdesac, Ida.
S. x. Bolsinger, Mr.. Cooper Mrs. I
Stuart and Mrs. O'Malley of Spokane
were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. C. Bolsinger.
Frank Parr sold his garage on
Grand street last week to VIM. Beird .
of Joliet, Ill, and John Shanks of
Spokane. Mr. Parr is contemplating .
going to Spokane but is, as yet, un-
decided what he will do.
A number from this place attend
ed the Sunday school convention at
Charleston Monday.
The Patriot is indebted to Mrs. w.
A. Olson. formerly Miss Estella
Graves of Cuba, for copies of a spe-
cial edition of The Herald, published
at her present home in Pullman, T.
Wash. Evidently Pullman is a very
thriving section of the great North I
west.-Cuba IN. W Patriot
Mrs. Carl Raney and infant son re
turned to their home in Spokane yes
terday after spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Keyes, at
the Delta Delta Delta house.
Mrs. NJ. X. Akers of Troy, Ohio,
arrived in Pullman Wednesday to
look after property interests and re-
new old friendships. She is accom-
panied by her little son.
Mrs. S. A. Kimbrough of Spokane
attended the memorial service at the
college Tuesday in memory of her
father, the late r. c. McCroskey.
L. NJ. Cox of Zillah arrived We'd |
neSudy 10 lOOh lOI d hou0C' do hS /
is planning to move to Pullman.
Roy LaFolette and DR.. John Ben
SON. health officer of ColfaX, came to
Pullman yesterday to investigate the
local septic tank. They claim that
the sewage from Pullman is threat
ening the health of Colfax,
Rev. G. W. Laidlaw autoed to Spo-
kane Monday with Bishop and Mrs,
Page.
Mrs. Carroll Written spent Mon
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Martin.
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