Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-05-30
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Owing to the heavy cost of in
stalling any system for heating the
water in the municipal swimming
pool the chamber of commerce has
decided to postpone any action in the
matter for the present The pool was
filled last week and has been well
patronized
The Baker Motor company reports
the sale of a new model 400 Chevro-
let sedan to Fred A. Keller.
The Washington Dehydrated
Foods company. which was organ
lied and managed by Dr. Ira D. Car
diff, formerly director of the State
Experiment Station, was given a YER
dict last week in the United States
court at Moscow, Idaho, for $4,000
against the Lewiston Milling com
pany. The Lewiston company had
contracted to take dried potatoes at
a specified price from the plaintiff TO
grind into potato flour. but when the
market for this kind of flour dropped
refused to comply with the contract.
Mrs. Fred Boreman leaves Mon
day on a two months trip to Chi
eago, where she will attend the Mar
inello summer school Mrs. Mar
shall Morris will have charge of the
Marinelo parlors during her absence.
Mrs A L. Jinnett has received d
letter from her son, Dale, who is
at Los Animos, Colorado. stating
that he is feeling fine and expects
to leave there soon for Bremerton,
Wash, to receive his discharge from
the naval service He said that he
had just eaten his first home cooked
dinner in IA months and oh, how
good it tasted. The reason for his
delay in leaving Los Animos was a
new ruling that had Just gone INTO
effect in regard TO discharging the
soldiers of the navy
DR.. E. A. Archer and family drove
to the Archer-Rounds ranch near
Connell last Sunday, and Dayton re-
NAMED there to work through har-
vest.
Miss Vivian Duthie spent the week
end with friends in Spangle. where
she formerly taught school She
has accepted the position of princi-
pal of the high school at Lacrosse
for the next school year.
Mrs. VIM. Laird and daughter,
Miss Ruth L. Quarels left yesterday
to visit relatives at Knoxville, Tenn,
Mrs. Laird's old home They will
visit at other points in the south be-
fore returning.
Rev. Jonathan Edwards, the pio-
neer Col.gregationalist minister OF
Spokane, came to Pullman last week
to see his grandson. Orville Roberts,
graduate from the high school
John Gerding and family drove to
Pomeroy Monday. returning Wednes-
day.
T, H. Brewer. the Spokane banker,
was in Pullman Tuesday. Mrs. Brew
err was with him.
Dutch Schroeder, a graduate of
the State College. arrived Saturday
to visit Pullman friends He had
just been mustered out from the
field hospital corps. after serving
/ / months overseas.
Robert NELL and family and Rov
Neill and family left today on fish
ing trip to Tucannon creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hodges and Mr..
and Mrs. James Emert leave today in
Mr.. Hodges car for Seattle. where
they will take the boat to Port An
geles, where the State Grange will
convene next Tuesday.
Mrs. d. B. Stephenson of Seattle
is visiting her brother-in-law, J. r.
stephenson.
Miss Marjorie Neill was visiting
friends in ColfaX last week and on
Thursday evening was given "A show
er at the home of Miss Lucille Love.
Miss Neill is to be married in the
near future to Ferris Carr. foreman
IN the Ford garage at Colfax.
Miss Ethel Eaton returned home
Thursday of last week from Mills
college, Calf