Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-07-11


ago from near Hussar, Canada, where
he spent several days. Mr.. Full
kerth reports the crops in that part
OF Canada as very promising, good
II amount of rain having resulted
in an exceptionally good stand. He
visited Nat Bryant and G:0J. Bush,
former Pullmanites, both of WHOM
will have good yields on their Canad-
ian farms
Il. w Thorpe, J. l.. Metsker and
Artist Pianos left Tuesday by auto
mobile for Bayview, Idaho, on the
first lap of a two weeks fishing trip
to independence and Tepee creeks
AT Bayview the party will cross Pend
O'Reille lake to Lakeview and then
begin the 20-mile hike over the
mountains to their destination.
Miss Leta Childs of Spokane visit
Ell Pullman friends Sunday and Mon
day
Archie Chambers, son OF Sam
! Chambers, former Pullman citizen,
i" in Pullman from Portland, where
he is engaged in the jewelry manu-
| featuring business. Mr. Chambers
had not visited Pullman for many
yCsrs and expressed keen satsfac-
ton at the tremendous strides taken
| b. the city since he left here 6
years ago
l.. b. Christian and family re-
| turned Sunday evening from trip
to the Big Bend country.
Mrs. w. II. kincaid left Monday
| for Seattle, where she will spend
several weeks with relatives.
r A. Enos of Seattle is visiting
his mother, Mrs, J. A. Enos. and
other relatives and friends.
Work on the road between the J.
| S. Klemgard farm and the Sherm
| Brannon place, west of Pullman. is
! Progressing rapidly, practically all
the grading having been completed
L. n. Clark = ado a trip to Col
| TAX Tuesday morning on business
connected with the new county
speed cop. Clark bested the COP.
IN an argument before Justice Doc
little as to the exact minute that his
tail lights were not burning and es-
capped the usual "$15 and costs"
] rIn 10,
the county seat on the same mission
last week and also won out in his
| foI ensic battle with the Judge and
81 eed cop.
Mrs. Will Hart of Seattle visited
a the homes of J. W. Robinson and
Harry Peterson.
Miss Henrietta Aten. former
Pullman girl who went to Egypt some
two years ago as n teacher. has re-
TUNED OF the States and is now in
! California with her mother and sis
ter.
Alfred Windus of Charleston passed
through Pullman Wednesday on his
way home from Spokane. He made
the trip by automobile.
c. F. Anderson and DR.. A. L. Hud.
son Went to ClarHia Idaho, Sunday
on fishing excursion. They report
a fair catch
DR.. c. II. Russell returned this
week from a trip to Wisconsin and
Illinois, where he visited relatives
ard old friends,
Norman Moss returned TO Pull |
man this week, having been lis-
charged from the naval service.
Mrs. H. NJ. Buck of st Helens.
Ore, who has been visiting the Fam
lily of her sister, Mrs w. c. kruegel,
will leave for her home tomorrow.
J. Il Dumas returned Tuesday
from Dayton, where he spent cou-
pie of weeks.
Miss Margaret Phillips of Mt. Yer
non is visiting her aunt. Mrs. G.. w.
Ewing.
The Baker Motor CO. reports the
sale and delivery of automobiles to
the following people during the past
week. Fred Brannon, Prof. A. r..
Grundler, c. A. Brannan, Cleo
Skeen, all of Pullman, and I. [. Lit
tie of Moscow. The company also
reports the delivery OF a two and
one-half ton long wheel-base Repub-
lie truck TO the Roth Construction
company of this city.
Ernest Hayes has received his dis
charge from the naval service and is
expected home in few days. The
young man has been on the Z. S. S.
Santa Teresa for several months.
f. Il. Stokes, William Prindiville.
NJ. S. lamar and Harry Oman made
a business trip to Lewiston, Idaho.
WndnnedaV afternoon