Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-08-18
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come down tomorrow.
The Geo. b. Miller residence, 507
Colorado street, has been sold to
James A. Hedges for a consideration
OF $1,000, This is one of the largest
and finest homes on College hill and
MIR. Hedges is to be congratulated on
securing the place, with its beautiful
lawn and trees, for a permanent
home. Hr. Hedges is a Presbyterian
minister and missionary and, with
his family, will be a desirable addi-
ton to Pullman. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
Ter will take apartments for the
present.
H. c. Malott, the bridge con-
tractor, received a telegram Wednes-
day that his father had died in Indi-
ana and started at once to attend the
funeral.
ID. r. Judson arrived from Winona
this week to take charge of the ware
house at Whelan.
President Holland and Prof. Kim
brough motored to Spokane and
spent Sunday and Monday in that
city.
Miss Helen Hungate and her sister,
Mrs. c. V. Piper. left Sunday for Spo-
kane to join the family of II. c..
Sampson in camping trip to Priest
lake.
w. c. Kuegel and family started
Tuesday for Seaside, Oregon, for an
outing. Mrs. Kruegel's four sisters
will join her there.
Mrs. Mary Durham, accompanied
Prof. and Mrs. d. f. Foster on an
automobile trip to Spokane, Tuesday.
G. H. Watt and family left Satur-
day morning in their auto for an out
ing at the lakes. They went via Col
fax and Spokane.
Mrs r. j Barnett returned Tues
day from Kansas, where she had
been visiting relatives and friends at
Topeka. Manhattan and other points.
John r. Bender, former football
coach at the State College, has been
elected athletic director and head
coach at the University of Tennessee.
He will report at Knoxville on Sep
TENDER 1.
Prof. and Mrs. D. e. Foster leave
this week to visit his parents. who
have ranch near North Yakima.
Mrs. E. N. Clark and infant son,
who have been visiting relatives at
Emporia. Kansas, are expected home
today.
j. n. Emerson left Sunday for Sand
Point, Idaho. to visit his store in
that city. His family accompanied
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McCracken of
Lewiston, Idaho, are visiting in Pull
man this week.
M. f. Chiffon and Herbert Chiffon
OF Helmer, Idaho, are visiting with
Pullman relatives.
L. c. Staley made a business trip
to Spokane and eastern Idaho last
week, returning Friday evening by
way of Colfax.
Bob Butcher, the Colfax con-
tractor, was Pullman visitor Mon.
day.
Earl Renfrew, republican candi-
date for county treasurer was max
ing friends in Pullman Monday.
N. w. Cairns, the local auctioneer.
made a business trip to Leonia.
Idaho, taking the better part of last
week in looking over the holdings of
the Idaho Gold and Ruby Mining
company. He reports a very fine
showing for the property and says
that by the first of next year they
VIII have the largest placer property
in operation in the United States.
Hazel and Merle Wetzel of ColfaX
were visiting friends in Pullman Sun
day and Monday, returning home
Monday morning Miss Merle Wet
eel has accepted position in the To-
cal telephone office and will take M
her residence here shortly.
Ray A, Walker and mother mot
ored to Mr.. Walkers ranch near
Troy returning Wednesday after
noon.
h. 5. Groat special representative
of Thomas Nelson & Sons of Edin-
burg, Scotland, left Wednesday for
the company headquarters at Seattle.
after spending week visiting old
acquaintance.
R. J. Workman and family have
returned to their home at Denver.
Col, after spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Sanders.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy A. Neill are the
parents of son. born Wednesday
afternoon.