Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-05
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

turned to Pullman last Saturday, af.
ter an absence of nearly year
Most Of the time they were in Okla.
'homa, where Prof Shedd was in
yestigating the oil fields for some
eastern capitalists and supervising
the construction of plant to extract
gasoline from the gas of oil wells
On their way home they visited rel
atives in Oregon
f. T.. Hungate and family re-
| turned Tuesday from an outing at
Priest Lake, Idaho.
Chas. Winterer reports the sale of
a Mitchell car to ]. w. Robinson, of
Ia 1919 model Maxwell to Mrs. Re-
becca Tapp and of one and half
ton Maxwell truck to NJ. Farley
N. W. MCGEE arrived in Pullman
Monday and expects to remain here
till winter, looking after his bust
ness interests.
A. w. Mott, who has been in Pull
man for several weeks, supervising
the improvements of his store
buildings, eft Wednesday for his
home in San Jose, Calf.
J. d. Carson this week purchased
the Glaze property on College hill.
Harry Nash and family autoed to
Spokane Wednesday to attend the
Interstate fair.
Mrs Elton Fulmer has sold her
house on the corner of opal and Ash
streets to S. A. Manrlng of Garfield
for consideration of $4,000. Mrs.
Fulmer plans to enlarge her bunga-
low, facing on Opal street, and to
move it to lot facing on Ash street.
She will live in the bungalow.
Plans have been made to trans
form the Campbell hospital, on the
corner of Star Route and Montgom-
cry streets, into an apartment house
with four three-room apartments.
Martins garage reports the sale
Of Oakland skies to Lloyd Bush and
to Ben Haney of Cotton.
w. c. Kamerrer and Henry Baker
drove to Spokane Tuesday, returning
with a new Republic truck, which
Air. Kamerrer will use on his farm.
The Baker Motor Co. will install
q concrete approach on the Alder
street side of their building, permits
sion having been granted by the city
administration
Mrs, Thos. Oliver of Colfax was
a guest of her son, Allen Oliver, OF
the State bank force, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts went
to Spokane Wednesday to attend the
fair and visit their son.
Mrs, 0. l.. Waller, Miss Anna
Waller and Miss Iras Troy autoed
to Spokane Monday
Dean and Mrs f. c. Johnson and
Prof. and Mrs Geo. A. Olson drove
to Spokane yesterday to attend the
Interstate fair.
Miss Jean Fulmer returned Sat
urday from Portland, Ore, where
she had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Doty. Her mother met her
in Spokane and returned with her.
Ben Davis. carrier on route 3, is
representing the Whitman County
Rural Letter Carriers association
at the state convention in Olympia
this week.
I. G, Martin went to Spokane
Tuesday evening, returning the next
morning with a brand new automo-
bile for Martins garage.
Mrs. F. c. Densow and Mrs. d. r.
Campbell entertained Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. J. j. Van
Bruggen.
Virgil Knapp, who served with the
2Cth engineers in France during the
war, returned to Pullman this week.
The J. NJ. Davis family returned
this week from Priest Lake, Idaho,
where they spent couple of weeks.
N T. Shirley, formerly propri-
etor of the Artesian hotel, arrived
Wednesday evening from Everett,
where he has been confined to the
hospital for two months with an at
tack Of neuritis.
Mrs. Charles Whitman returned
to her .ome at Corvallis, Ore,
Wednesday, after a visit of several
days with Pullman friends.
The Misses CLASSIC and Reisenauer
Of Colfax We're guests of the ]. P.
Duthie family Wednesday.
Fred Ri. Ross, formerly connect
&C with the Washington Water Pow
er Co. here now with the Colfax Of
flee. visited Pullman friends Monday
and Tuesday Mr. Ross bonas fo ha