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

J way OF Lewiston, for their home at
Hood River, Oregon. Mr.. Acheson
is brother of Mrs. L. w Dawson
and the party visited the Dawson
family while in Pullman.
Drs. Rounds end Archer made
trip to their farm near Connell last
Sunday and report good yield Ct
wheat.
Harold d. Aten, 1913 graduate
! from the State College, has been en-
gagged as superintendent of the
Mackay, Idaho, schools.
G. C. Allen mas purchased a new
Ford truck for use in his trannfer
business.
Judge and Mrs. Thos. Neill left
Sunday for the lakes near Spokane
where they will enjoy an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pritchard and
two children are guests at the home
OF w. s. Pritchard The visitor is a
nephew of the Pullman man
Tommy Kayler, who has been with
his aunt, Mrs. Audrey Badger, in Sc
attic for several weeks, will return
home Saturday. DR.. F. ]. Kayler
will drive to Spokane to meet his
son.
Tire Baker Motor company reports
automobile sales as follows the past
week; T. A. Leonard, east of Pull
man, a new ~ ton long wheelbase
Republic truck; l.. A. Wayman, a
new Baby Grand Chevrolet touring
car; S. F. Ref of Cotton, new
model 400 Chevrolet touring car
S. E. Ratliff, deputy internal
revenue collector, rolled into Pull
man yesterday on official business.
Lieutenant Clarence Laird arrived
home yesterday, on leave of absence
from Camp Lewis, where he is nov
stationed. Lieutenant Laird expects
to be discharged soon. =.
: Miss AIyra Bolsinger went to Spo-
Kane Wednesday to visit her brother
S X. Bolsinger.
Mrs. George T. Mcmahon visited
Genesee friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dietz and Harry
StIuppler drove to Spokane the lat
ter part of last week They returned
Friday bringing with them Mrs.
Ella Struppler, who had been So
jcurning at Newman lake
Mrs Charles Whitman of Coryal-
lis, Ore, visited Pullman friends
this week
Athletic Director J. f. Boiler left
Wednesday for the coast on a bust
ness mission. He will visit Seattle,
Tacoma and Bellingham.
Howard Hackedorn, professor of
animal husbandry at the State Col
lege, has purchased the Wallace Doty
residence, 1710 Opal street.
C. \. GaddiS this week brought to
The Herald office dozen ears of
as fine corn as was ever raised and
q mammoth heed of cabbage, pro-
duced in his garden on tee outskirts
OF the city.
Mrs. Roland Low of Roslyn,
Wash, arrived last Friday and is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Pritchard.
Joseph Passonneau, new director
o. farm markets at the State Col
legc, left this week for Washington,
d, c., on official business.
R. c. Holt was down from Spo-
kane on business this week.
Pullman's rural carriers will 90
t. Colfax on Labor day. September
| to attend convention of the
county rural carriers association.
C. ]. COOL, former Pullman man
who since graduation has been prin-
cipal of the Colfax high school and
athletic coach at that institution. has
accepted a position as superintend-
ent of schools at Sprague
T. c. Martin and family were Spo-
kane visitors the first of the week.
Mrs. Myrtle Mount, nurse at the
college hospital will return to Pull
man Saturday. Mrs Mount spent
her vacation at Portland and Sisters,
Oregon, and with relatives in Day
ton.
Harry George, Jr, returned Sat
urday from Columbia county, where
he was employed during the harvest
secson. He reports that many Day
ton and Pomeroy high school gradu-
ates are coming to the State College
this fall
]. NJ. Reid returned this week
from his farm near Mayview, across
the Snake river He reports the AL
mota grade, on both sides of the
river as in only fai, cOnditio, So,