Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-08-09

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turned last Friday from an automo-
bile trip to Pilot Rock. Oregon. Mrs.
Gileland and daughter, Virginia
stopped in Seattle to visit friends be-
fore returning to Pullman,
George Reid & Son started their
heading and threshing outfit in bar
ley on the H. H. Curtis place late last
week Claude Kirkendall started his
stationary bundle outfit on his own
place yesterday and Fahlquist Bros.
started to thresh peas for Fred Kay
Ter Wednesday. A large number of
combines are operating in this Vi
entity.
Mrs, =. W. Struppler, who has been
confined to the hospital for some
time, is considerably improved in
health and has been taken to the
home of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Hill and
son, Gordon, are enjoying vacation
at Liberty lake, near Spokane.
Seth Clarkson left Tuesday morn
ing for his farm in Montana.
T. j. O'Day and wife returned last
Saturday from a six weeks vacation
trip to west side points
Mrs. J. r. Stephenson returned
Tuesday evening from Priest lake,
Idaho, J. r. meeting her in Spokane
J. A, Williams, who, with his wife
and child, has been visiting Pullman
relatives, left this week for coast
points.
John Metsker returned Saturday
from Hussar Alberta, Canada, where
he spent several months improving
his large land holdings. He made
the return trip by auto. Mr.. Metsker
reports only fair crops across the
border.
Mrs. John Cannon and little
daughter arrived Sunday from
Whitefish, Mont, and will visit Pull
man relatives several weeks.
Mrs. Oils Pinkley and children re-
turned Friday from Priest lake,
where they rustiCated several weeks.
Miss Juanita Stout returned from the
same place Monday evening.
l.. b. Mckay. for many years
clerk in the clothing department of
the Emerson Mercantile company,
has accepted a position in Portland,
Ore, where his wife will join him in
a few days.
Mrs. Alayme Keller of Douglas
Arizona, is visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. George McCroskey.
Bert Gamble, the we'll known writ
er OF popular songs, formerly of Port
land, Ore, was in Pullman Tuesday,
saying goodbye to his Pullman
friends, as he leaves shortly for Fort
Logan, Colo, to join the heavy artil-
lery, in which he has enlisted as first
gunner. He has just composed q
song entitled "Tanglewood and You"
which will be published by the Sue
cess Music Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
The entire proceeds will be turned
over to the Pullman branch of the
Red Cross
w. w. FOote, librarian at the State
College, went to Spokane Tuesday to
arrange for exhibits at the Spokane
Interstate fair, to be made under the
direction of the federal food admin
istration. Mrs. Foote accompanied
him.
Joseph Hungate and family of Che
ney spent last Friday night with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. A Hungate.
They were on their way to Pendle-
ton, Ore.
Mrs. Nat Bryant and children re-
turned Saturday Canada, where
they visited Mr.. Bryant, who is break
ing his large acreage across the
border.
R. c. Hamilton has been danger
Ously i'll with kidney trouble, but is
now cOnvalescing satisfactorily.
f. T. Barnard and family left Sun
day in their auto for Liberty lake,
where they will enjoy an outing.
Prof. George Severance left
Wednesday to inspect the Waterville
branch experiment farm.
Miss MAZDA Witt of Harrington ar
rived Saturday to spend a few days
with Pullman friends.
Mrs. J. F. Gerding and little
daughter went to Colfax Wednesday
to spend few days with relatives.
j. n. Scott autoed to Liberty lake
last Saturday, with his wife and
| daughter, Mrs. p. f. Chadwick OF
ColfaX. and Mrs. Omar Johnson and
twin daughters of Colfax. He left
the ladies and children at cottage
which they have taken for month