Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-01

day from Alberta, Canada, where
they have property interests. The
gentlemen report the crops in ex-
cellent condition in the section 10
miles from Calgary, where they are
interested, although on some of the
level land in other sections the crops
are poor. Mr. Kimbrough has 200
acres of wheat and like acreage Of
oats that promise we'll
A. e, Evans, formerly member
OF the State College faculty, now
with the University OF Idaho, was
here the first of the week.
Attorney M. S. lamar left yester-
day for Spokane. where he will at
tend the meeting of the state bar
association. Mr.. lamar will sojourn
at Hayden lake several days before
returning.
Ed. Watt and son, Alvin. j. l..
Metzker, II. f. Oman and Frank
NIasek returned Sunday evening from
a weeks fishing trip to the north
fork of the Clearwater river, 80
miles from Elk river, Idaho. The
party reports the fishing excellent
and brought out a large quantity of
sailed trout
The Pullman Tire Shop has this
week installed a new electric tube
yulcanizer and other equipment.
DR.. L. C. Kinney writes that he
wHl return 10 Pullman August II
to resume his practice
G. T. Krous will start his station
AIRY threshing outfit Tuesday.
Mrs F. L. Sanger was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at the second Of
a series of delightful bridge parties
Mr.. and Mrs. r, v Mitchell have
returned from Seattle, where they
enjoyed vacation.
G. i. Howell of the State College
faculty has just returned from his
old home in Tennessee, where he
attended family reunion
f. T. Barnard went to Spokane to-
day ON business,
II. II. Smith, instructor in stem
ography and typewriting at the col
lege, has resigned his position to ac-
cept lucrative position in New
York Mr. Smith is one of the best
typewriter experts in the United
States and his services are largely
sought. He is spending the summer
IN Berkeley, California.
Harry Chambers, alumni secretary
at the college, will move into the
Lacey residence on college hill.
Pullman will soon be one of the
easiest towns to find in the Palouse
country. Thanks to ~ strenuous
sign board campo on which is being
carried on by the chamber of COM
merce signs VIII be placed at all the
signs Will be placed at all the cross
crossroads, the letters being in GRIM
son, on gray background. Signs will
also be placed at the crossroads east
Of town guiding the tourist on his
way to Lewiston.
George Fairchild and J. Fl. Slim
sen, with their wives, are enjoying
fishing and camping outing near
Clarkia, Idaho. Charles Wheeler is
holding down q chair in the Mirror
barber shop during their absence
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Rounds and
children returned Sunday from
long auto trip to Mrs. Rounds old
home at Philipsburg, Mont, and then
through the Yellowstone National
park. They report that they had
most enjoyable and interesting trip.
f. e. Hungato and family and
Mrs. ], NJ Davis and children left
Wednesday for Priest lake, Ida.
J. NJ. Davis left Monday for Chi
cago with a train load of sheep to
market there The sheep were load
ed at Tekoa.
Prof. S. c. Roberts and family have
gone to Priest lake on an outing.
Miss Charlotte Rogers. graduate
Of the University Of Iowa and last
year head Of the English department
in the high school at Globe. Ariz.,
will succeed Miss Edna AIcCroskev