Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-13
LOCALS

Mrs. Amelia Berger of Spokane ar
rived Monday to spend several weeks
with Mrs. H. H. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Squires and
their daughter, June, autoed to Spo-
kane last Saturday. June went on to
Basin, Mont, to visit her brother,
Patsy.
F. 7. Barnard and w G. Kruegel
started Monday morning for a few
days fishing at Priest lake, Idaho.
They made the trip in Mr. Barnard's
automobile.
Sam Breeze, the progressive farm
er, has a force of men at work re-
m odeling his barn and putting in a
concrete foundation
Profs Chalfant, Weaver, Akers,
and Kimbrough autoed to Chatcolet
last Friday and spent the weekend
hooking bass and trout They re-
port good catch.
Mrs. NJ e. Scofield returned
Thursday from North Yakima, where
she visited her son, Owey VanDorn,
and family.
Mrs, e, Howell spent a couple OF
days with Spokane friends during
the early part of the week
DR.. w L. Holt returned Wednes-
day from his vacation, which was
spent in fishing trip in Montana
and northern Idaho. His wife and
baby accompanied him and they re-
port fine trip and lots of fish.
Mrs. s. c.. Roberts and Mrs. G.. W.
Ewing entertained a number of
friends last Friday afternoon at
Kensington party at the Roberts
home.
The Misses Edna and Mildred
Westbury of Spokane are visiting
Miss Elizabeth George.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bostic and son,
Harold, together with Mr. Bostic's
father, are encamped at Priest lake.
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Thos Neill and daughter,
Marjorie, will leave next week for
Steele, North Dakota, where they
will visit Mrs. Neills sister, Mrs. j.
c. Taylor, during the hot weather.
N. w, Cairns went to Spokane this
week in the interests of his Montana
farm lands agency.
John Cannon returned Wednesday
to his homo at Whitefish, Mont,
after short visit with Pullman rel
atives. Mrs. Cannon and the baby
will remain in Pullman for several
weeks
Karl Allen went to Spokane
Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs
r. M. VanDorn, who is taking Chris
tian Science treatments at that place
Mrs. VanDorn is very much improved
in health and her ultimate full re-
covery is expected. Miss Hazel Dys-
art is taking treatments at Spokane
and is improving rapidly.
N. E. j. Gentry is the owner of a
new Oldsmobile, purchased from the
B. F. Campbell agency.
Mrs. Amelia Kruegel mother of
w. c. Kruegel, accountant at the col
lege, suffered a fracture of the right
forearm Saturday when she fell on
the steps at the Kruegel home. Both
bones of the arm were broken, but
Mrs. Krugel is doing nicely.
Prof. and Mrs. C. C. Todd are the
proud parents of an eight-pound
baby, born Thursday morning at the
maternity home conducted by Mrs.
G. c. Allen.
R. c. Hamilton autoed to Spokane
Sunday to get acquainted with his
Fourth of July daughter. He was
accompanied by the Misses Beth Boil |
singer and Ruth Renfro.
NJ. r. Finney made short bust |
ness trip to Spokane this week.
Robert Sims came down from Spo-
kane Wednesday to accept position
on The Herald force.
MT anu Mrs. Lionel Gittelson of |
SanDiego, Cal, are visiting at the
home of Prof. Herbert Kim brough.
Mr.. Gittelson was formerly professor
OF violin at the college.
Archie and Charlie White and J
A. Broadwood, the latter an archi
tect, arrived the first of the week
from Palo Alto, Cal. The White
brothers plan extensive improve
ments to their business property
here, including entirely new and
modern fronts.
E. G. Gill is here from Olympia
looking after his business interests.
B. F. Campbell made his weekly
automobile trip to Spokane on sched-
ule this week.
Or. and Mrs. E. E. Wegner expeet
to leave Sunday for Priest lake
where they will enjoy a vacation.
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