Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-03
LOCAL BREVITIES


back trip over the Lolo trail into
Montana. They report fine fishing
aid very enjoyable outing.
Lieutenant c. II. Bennett, form
erly commandant at the w. S. c.,
has been assigned to foreign duty
in the Hawaiian Islands and will
sail for Honolulu with his family
next week.
F. C. Forrest, f. o. Brownson and
r. c. Holt and their families re-
turned fast Saturday from Priest
Lake, Idaho. where they camped for
a week.
F II. Barnard and family returned
last week from Twin Lakes, Idaho,
where they enjoyed an outing of sew
eral weeks.
H. c. Clees, secretary to the
director OF the state experiment sta
ton, will return today from Olympia,
where he spent his vacation.
r. Lanning has begun the cree
ton of bungalow on his property
west of his home.
F. w. Buerstatte, assistant pro-
lessor of mechanical engineering at
the college, returned Saturday from
Chicago. where he spent his vaca-
ton.
Prof. George Severance, head Of
the department of agriculture at the
college, was called to Burbank Mon
day ON official business.
grass fire near the DIV. r. &
N. section houses caused the
ringing of the fire Eell Wednesday.
The flo department responded b It
the flames were ext;nguished with
out the assistance of the fire fight
Ing brigade.
Mrs. Ira Allen and sons return to
Spokane today after a two weeks
visit with Pullman relatives. They
will go via Colfax and visit between
trains with Mrs. X. p. Allen and
Mis- uOS. Nolll.
Miss Cheeseman of Spokane. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. B. Chris
tian. Miss Cheeseman is a gradu-
ate of the Spokane high school and
will probably enroll at w. S. c..
Several local himrods took to the
hills in the vicinity of Snake river
Wednesday in quest of grouse, the
season opening that day. Small bags
are reported.
j. l.. Metsker drove his Mitchell
to Spokane the first of the week.
Russell Boyd has accepted a posi-
ton in the Wapato schools where he
Will teach manual training and
physical education.
Mrs. o. l.. Waller and her aunt
Mrs. Rachael Day, of Los Angeles,
Cal, left Wednesday for a tour of
The Yellowstone National Park.
DR.. Ira D. Cardiff director of the
experiment station, left Sunday ON
official business which will call him
to Kennewick, Wenatchee, Seattle
and Chimacum.
MIS-. voorhees, arrived from Mich
lgan last Sunday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Sanger.
j. X. Ruply of Portland. Ore. has
Deen looking after his property in
terests in Pullman and vicinity this
week.
MRS. Mary Reyes and daughter.
Miss Eleanor, returned "Wednesday
evening after an absence of two
months, which was spent in visiting
relatives In Minnesota, Connecticut
and New Hampshire.
Prof. Bruce McCully and family
returned to Pullman Wednesday
from Moclips, where they spent the
summer.
Miss Helen Hungate returned to
Pullman Tuesday after a months
outing, which she spent with a camp
ing party at Priest Lake. Idaho. and
with relatives in Spokane. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Sampson of Spokane
returned with her for a visit.
John w. Mathews and family ar
rived home Sunday from Seattle
Ihey made the trip in their auto
mobile and came by way of Portland
where Mr.. Mathews attended the
meeting of the national bar associa-
ton. % reports that the roads
were good, especially the Columbia
highway from Portland to Tho
Dalles.
Cnas. L. Cham berlin and daughter
Miss Dorothy, were up from Colfax
yesterday. She will enroll at the
state College, as will also Miss Ruth
wheeler daughter of County Treas.
nrer Wheeler.