Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-25
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Kimm visited
Pullman friends Wednesday. Wher
the United States entered the wal
Mr.. Kimm resigned his position as
county auditor and became a stats
tican in the products division of the
ordnance department. He has now
retired to private life and expects tC
remain in Whitman county. He and
Mrs. Kimm left yesterday for Rosalia
to visit his people.
w. d. Vincent, vice president, and
Joe Bradley, assistant cashier, of the
Old National bank of Spokane, stop
ped in Pullman Monday on their way
to Lewiston, Idaho
I. c. Martin reports the sale OF
Oakland cars to Marshall Bros, and
to c. H. Barclay.
f c. Forrest and j. NJ. Davis were
in Pomeroy Monday. They have
bought 900 acres of land about eight
miles from Pomeroy. Five hundred
acres of the ranch is in fall wheat
and the crop is included in the deal.
Hampton Bros. will be open for
business next week in their new loca-
ton on Main street. next to the Mir
ror barber shop
The names of the pupils of the
Rose Creek school who were neither
absent nor tardy during March are
Russell Kinder. Rufus Kinder, Yves
ley Kinder, Esther Mael and. Leonard
Parr
MIR. and Mrs. F. f. Hungate and
son, Ward, went to Spokane last
Friday to visit relatives. They drove
back Monday in their Oldsmobile car,
which had been repainted and looks
like new.
I. A. Durham. formerly star quar-
ter back on the State College foot
ball team, reached Boston, Mass.
last Friday, after spending over a
year in France, as a paymaster in
the navy. His wife left Sunday to
join him and his mother and sisters
are hoping that he will have time
enough to come home for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Sanders
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary, to Henry Pratt of
Seattle
j. n. Scott returned Tuesday from
business trip to Wallace. Idaho.
Miss Nell Wilson, who formerly
taught in the Pullman schools. her
two sisters, Miss Grace Baker and
Lieut.. Smith of Fort Wright, drove
down from Spokane and spent the
weekend with MIR. and Mrs. A. B.
Baker. All the young ladies are
now teaching in the North Central
high school at Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker drove
TO Spokane last Sunday, returning
Monday in new Chevrolet coupe.
Peter Van Dyken is home after
serving in France. He was stationed
at the Preside, Calf, for a while
after returning to this country.
j. 5. Klemgard, Reade Young and
Dwight Cole went to Walla Walla in
Mr. Klemgard's new Oldsn.obie |,
see the tractor show.
Mrs. George Fairchild returned
Yesterday from Spokane. where she
visited several weeks with her sister
Dir. Fairchild drove his new Cheyro
let to Palouse Wednesday evening e
meet his wife.
Dr. 3 b. Nelson was in Hoope
Saturday, and gave an address at
tree planting memorial service II
honor of the late John McGregor ant
TWO young men from Hooper VIII,
lost their lives in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Whitlow wen
10 Walla Walla Wednesday to attenc
the tractor demonstration.
j. N. Emerson and w. F. HULK
Chicago, representative of ChasI
q sanborn. drove to Lacrosse an,
Fomeroy last Monday, returning
tuesday via Lewiston, Ida. Mr.. En-
erson says that the roads were :,
splendid condition. and that a grea
oeai OF road work is under way.