Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-07-18
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. G.. r. Birdssll and daughter
Edna, of Chicago ILL.,. and Mr.. L. NJ.
Coleman of Los Angeles, Calf, visit
ed their sister, Mrs. Jas. Hinchliff.
A cousin, Mrs. Frances Cullen, OF
scanda, Kansas. visited her at the
same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Cope returned
last week from their vacation, which
was spent at Puget sound and Lake
Chelan
Mrs. w. W. Benjamin of Battle
ground, Wash, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. l.. b. Courtney, TO,
several days, has returned to het
home.
DR.. j. l.. Gilleland returned Sun
day from Portland, Ore, where he
had been doing postgraduate work
for couple of weeks.
The Rev. w. A. Spalding returned
Saturday from Cedarhurst, his sum-
mer home at Vashon Island He
left his family there and will spend
the month of August with them
The Sunday school of the FEEDER
ated churches went on a picnic We'd
nesday afternoon to the Guthrie
farm, near town.
Miss Celia Burgess of Palouse has
been visiting Miss Glenna Troy.
Mrs. F. E. Hungate has returned
from Benge, whore she spent a few
days with relatives.
F. c. Forrest, Lee Allen Homer
Folger and Mrs, Lester Folger spent
Sunday at Conkln Park, where the
wives of the three gentlemen are
established in camp.
Miss Iras Troy went to Dayton
Friday to spend {" week with friends
Dr. F, l.. Ball this week disposed
OF his residence property in Yakima
and will probably invest in Pullman
real estate.
Robert 4. Eaton of the Ball Jew
elry store, is enjoying a two weeks
vacation in Portland
Ed Ryan returned Wednesday
evening after - months service in
France rs. an ertilleryman. He
brings interesting stories of the work
Of the artillery in the final months Of
the world struggle.
The Misses Henrietta and Ida
Aten arrived Tuesday from Cali
fornia and will visit Pullman friends
several weeks.
r. NJ. VanDorn went to Pomeroy
Sunday and officiated as umpire in
an exciting baseball game between
Dayton and Pomcroy, Pomoroy won
the game, to I, incidentally taking
the deciding game OF the 7-game
series between the two teams Each
team had grabbed three games previ-
Gus to the Sunday contest
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Carr returned
Sunday evening from a weeks honey
moon trip to Medimont, Idaho, and
are now at home in Colfax. where
they have fitted up a residence.
The Thermometer registered a tri-
lie over 100 in the shade Tuesday
afternoon and continued to hover
around the 100 mark Wednesday,
the two hottest days of the season
to date
The Neighborly Neighbors of Sun.
nyside hill. with their families, en-.
joyed picnic in Reaney park yes
terday.
Mrs. Lois Chandler and her two
children. Lois and Edwin Fitch, are
visiting Mrs. Chandler sister, Mrs.
II, H. George. Their home is in
Laramie, Wyo.
Mrs. Henry Baker and infant
daughter returned Tuesday from
Spokane.
III anu hIS. Il j, Mayer ana MIS-.
Kayler's mother, Mrs. S. E. Kilham,
drove to Spokane Wednesday.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Bloom, returned Monday from
ColfaX, where they spent =. week and
enjoyed the Chautauqua
Prof. and Mrs. F. n Bryant left
yesterday for Mrs. Bryant's old home
at Ely, MINI. Her three brothers,
who all served with the American
armies in France, have recently re-
turned and will be present at the
family reunion.
Prof. A. l.. Melander and family
left yesterday for an outing at Lake
Cbelan.
The Baker Motor company reports
the sale of Chevrolet touring cars to
Chas. Burnam and Ed Sparks, both
OF Pullman; also the delivery of a
used car to C. NJ. Richardson of Pull