Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-03
LOG A l. S

Prof, Herbert Kimbrough, DIR, 5.
B. Nelson, and Lionel Gitteson re-
turned Sunday from Northern Idaho,
where they enjoyed a fishing trip to
independence and Tepee creeks, IL
miles from Bayyiew.
l.. L. Nolin won the mems singles
In the summer school tennis tourna-
ment and Critics and Baylor took the
finals in the mems doubles.
Mrs. Mary l.. White has purchased
the Gage millinery shop in the Pey-
ton block. room 337. Spokane, ana
moved to that city Wednesday Yes
terday she started for Chicago to
purchase a stock of millinery While
she is in the east her daughter, Miss
Gracia, will visit Mrs. Floyd Me-
Croskey in spokane.
The local branch of the Red Cross
this week insured the sewing ma
chimes and other equipment against
fire In the sum of $4,000.
George Ford, former Pullmanite,
was here this week from Be.lingham
looking after farm interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. lamar and Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Allen, with their chill
dren, returned Tuesday from an out
ing in the Blue mountains, above
Dayton.
e. ii. Duffy, Mrs. A. Brown and
daughter, Miss Stella, and Fred and
Arthur Brown, left Wednesday morn
ing for a months autom obile trip to
coast points. The party will go to
Seattle, thence to Bellingham and
Everett, with numerous side trips.
]. w. Graham and family returned
the first of the week from Seattle,
where Mr.. Graham served as in
structor in education at the u. of w.
summer session. Mr.. Graham re-
ports that the street car strike in Sc
attic is assuming alarming proper
tions, while the jitney drivers are
reaping a rich harvest.
DR., A. A. Cleveland and family left
yesterday for Seaside, Ore, where
they will remain during the summer.
Mrs, Alma D. Blxby left yesterday
for Seattle. where she will spend
several weeks.
The Rev. J. w Caughlan aud Prof.
f. L. Pickett left Tuesday for fish
ing trip. They will drive with a
horse and team to Elk City, Idaho,
and then pack in to the fishing
grounds,
j. K. Nessly and son, Leonard,
were Pullman visitors from Enter
prise, Ore, the first of the week.
They made the trip by auto. Mr..
Nessly reports grain prospects as
much better than they were a month
ago in the district through which he
passed.
Miss Verna Doty came over from
Colfax the first of the week to visit
relatives.
A. r. Metz went to Colfax this
week to arrange for the removal of
his family and household goods from
the county seat to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Windus and
daughter, Ida, and Miss Josephine
Hoepnerr of Calfax left Wednesday in
the Windus automobile for the coast.
They will sojourn at Seaside and
Portland for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Goodyear and
Mrs. Shurtleff left Tuesday for
Olympia, where they have taken a
cottage for three weeks on the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. O'Day left last
week for Vancouver, b. C.. TO visit
relatives.
Mrs. l.. Gittleson invited a number
OF friends to a party at the home of
h. Kimbrough last Friday afternoon.
IL was given in honor of Mrs. Kim
brough's birthday and was a surprise
TO her.
Mr. and Mrs. V. r. Kuhn and Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Beck. with their chill.
dren. left Tuesday for Priest lake
where they will enjoy a vacation.
Mrs. F. o. Brownson and Mrs. C.
+. Anderson entertained the Bridge
club at the home of Mrs. Brownsou
last Saturday evening. The prize
was won by DR. and Mrs A. A
Rounds.
Miss Virginia Slagle went to Ia
coma Tuesday. After spending a few
days there she will go on TO Berke
ley. Cal. to visit relatives.
Miss r. d. Briem of the State Col
iege extension department left Tues
day to visit her old home in Ne
braska. She expects to study medi
cine at the University of Chicago.
Charles Dodd, who for the past tw,
years has been employed by F.. O
Brownson. has accepted the manage
ment Of lumber company at Gras
Valley. Ore