Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-22
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

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postal service in France during the
war, returned to Pullman last Fri
day.
Ralph Zumhoff has resigned his
position with the Washington Water
Power Co. and expects to leave soon
for Bremerton, where Ihe Will be
employed as an electrician in the
navy yards.
Melvin Hanna is one of the lat
est victims of the county speed cop,
the Pullman young man being forced
to separate himself from $3.50 for
hitting 'er up on the Colfax-Pull-
man highway.
E. A. Bryan, commissioner of ed
ucation for the state of Idaho, was
a Pullman visitor last Friday, COM
ing here from Moscow, where he had
been ON official business.
Miss Mabel Craig arrived from
Morristown, Tenn. and is visiting at
the home of her cousin, Mrs. V. w.
Clarkson. Miss Craig will remain in
Pullman about a month then proceed
to California for short visit before
returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blair, with
Mrs. Blair's mother and Miss Mar
garet Blair, drove to Lewiston Sun
day.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. G. Kinney and
children and Miss Jean Burns re-
turned Sunday evening from an ex-
at once resumed his medical practice.
A. r. Shumaker, of the Emerson
store force, has purchased the G. ~.
Gaddis residence on Kamiaken street.
Mr. and Mrs. Shulnaker will occupy
the residence the first of next month
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Naffzigger left
Tuesday in their Fords for Nampa,
Idaho, where they will yisi: relatives
anu lbbh dIlCi DtOpCtIy l1ilfIGSlS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith left
Tuesday for New York City. where
Mr. Smith has accepted position.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Metz returned
Sunday from Rainier Park, where
they enjoyed an outing and attended
the state bankers convention.
An automobile light testing plant
will be installed by the Standard Oil
company at once for the use of mo-
florists.
Arthur Ageton leaves this week
for Annapolis; where he will enter
the naval school, having recently re-
ceived his appointment to the fed
eral institu. On.
DR. A. L hudson. {. y Ande;Nao
Fraak Nasek, f. n. Clark n. ~, Gu
and Karl AIen went to Ana:cne,
Asotin county, SUNDAY in quest of
blue grouse, bringing back the limit
Of the game BIRDS, wh;;h are report
cd as ye,y Plentiful
Mrs. !, Gyaart of Spokane was in
Pullman this week looking after her
property interests and visiting
friends
Archie Chambers who has been
here from Portland for several
weeks, returned to the latter city
yesterday
DR.. Ar. Mrs. +. l. Pickett and
children hi:ired ana Payton. to-
gether With AIRS. Charles uscn A.,
two soai - Memphis. Tenn. spen. 4
day last week slghtaeetn,, and pick
nicking Il, Lev iston an III the Snake
liver caLyon Mrs. Wilson and the
boys, like most visitors from the
east, wers wonderfully enthusiastic
over the LEWISTON hi1 highway and
the canyon.
Cyril Il, Hill, the State College
student from DeSmet, Idaho. who IS
charged with the theft of the w. r..
Channel Ford automobile, was ar
rested late last week near DeSmet
and is now confined in the ol nty
Jail Mr.. Channel brought the ma
chine back from Spokane, where it
was left by the borrower" finding
It in good condition, although prac-
tically all the tools were missing.
DR.. and Mrs. f. F. Nader and
family are expected to reach Pull
man early next month, when DR..
Nader will take up his work with
the extension service.
Mrs. T. j. Hennessey and children
are visiting at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. c. II. Thayer. Colonel Hen
nessey is now in Spokane, but ex-
poets to be transferred soon.
Miss Florence Thayer returned to
Spokane this week after spending her
vacation with bar ,,.FotLo.