Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-29

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Kimmel, a former Pullman girl and
their children. Mrs. Kimmel is 9
daughter of Mrs Matilda Snyder, a
pioneer of this vicinity. Colonel
! Kimmel is enjoying six-weeks leave
of absence, after which he will re-
port at Boston.
Emory Kilham, son of Mr.. and
! Mrs. S, +. Kilham of this city, who
for the past year hes been employed
f., by the Spokane Dry Good company,
! has recently received a substantial
promotion and after the first of the
month will be office manager for the
company at Yakima. Mrs. KilharI
and the children will visit in Pull
man while he is making the change.
7. c. Martin this week received a
carload of Oakland touring cars of
the new 1920 models. TIE cars are
| beauties, with several improvements
over the 1919 model. The first pur-
chaser was l.. 7. Baud. The new
machines sell at $1256 here.
II. c. Lawrence of Johnson left
this week for Rosebud, Alta. Can
ada, where he will supervise the
! threshing of his wheat crop, as we'll
! as the crop of V. w Clarkson of this
city Both gentlemen expect a fair
yield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Palmerton
drove to Occur d'Alene, Idaho, last
Saturday. They were accompanied
by their daughter Mrs. Robert
Hughes, and her daughter, Hollis,
who will remain in Occur d'Alene
for the present.
/ J. L. Hunt will leave today for
Cornell, where he has accepted the
lprincipaIship of the high school. Mrs.
Hunt and the children will join him
/ later.
/ Mrs. Helen Quarels Raymer OF
Reardan is the mother of a bounc-
Ing baby girl, born. last Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Todd returned Wednes-
day evening from a trip to the coast,
where she visited her mother and
other relatives.
| Howard Clees has resigned his 20
sition as secretary in the office of
1 farm markets at the college and has
accepted position with DR.. Ira d.
/ Cardiff, formerly director of the ex-
pertinent station, who is now in
charge of a Yakima fruit and vege-
table products company
The Grand Theatre was closed
Sunday and Monday to permit of i'm
provements. Manager Struppler
plans to soon remove the cushioned
seats from the Theatorium to the
Grand theatre, adding to the comfort
o. his patrons.
Fred Keller, of the Emerson store
force is at the Sanitarium recover
ing from a successful operation for
appendicitis
Professor o. l.. Waller left We'd
nesday for Coast points on business
mission.
DR.. F. A. Colder of the State Coll
lege faculty is in the east arranging
fol the publication of his book on the
Russian situation.
Miss Helen X. Robson has been
added to the faculty of the college
or home economics of the State Col
lege. Miss Robson is a graduate of
Columbia University and since grad
uation has been a member of the
faculty of the Michigan Agricultural
College
F.. b. Ellis of near Spokane was
a Pullman visitor last week.
{. f. Anderson and DR.. A. f. Hud-
sor, with their families, went to
/ Priest Lake, Idaho, Saturday, on a
vacation trip.
Extensive improvements are be-
ias maze IN the building formerly
occupied by the Robinson Bakery, on
Main street. The building is owned
by H. w. Price
L. F. Campbell was in the city
I from Spokane the first of the week.
/ George Trull has gone to Bremen
ton with his bride to accept a posi-
ton in the navy yards.
David S Troy left Saturday to
spend a week with friends at Liberty
lake
II W. Price went to Charleston Sat
urday to visit at the home OF Mr..
ard Mrs. W. L. Lyon.
Major Tucker has returned from
Fort Winfield Scott, where he was
stationed this summer,
A number of Pullman nimrods
vent TO Asotin county Sunday in
quest OF blue grouse. most of then
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