Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-08-20
Local NeWeS


back to Pullman with Mrs. Metz anC
the children and Miss Juanita Gille
land, who had been vacationing a
the lakes for some time.
Mrs. j NJ. Baker of Spokane is {
guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs A. r. Metz.
j. N. Scott and family are enjoy.
ing an outing at Conklin park, or
Lake Occur d'Alene.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. c. Howell and
son returned Wednesday from va.
cation trip to Spokane and the near
by lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foreman re-
turned Monday from a long 'automo-
bile trip, during which they drove
to Long Beach, Calf, and from
there to all points of interest in
southern California. Their tour
covered around 5000 miles. They
left Tuesday for Camas, Mont, in
the Flathead lake country, where
they own some land under the gov
eminent irrigating ditch After in
specting this land they will decide
on their future plans, which may
bring them back to Pullman to re-
side
Leonard Hooper returned last Fri
day from Glasgow, Mont, where he
has been farming. He reports that
the extreme heat during the past
three weeks has practically ruined
the grain crop in the northern part
of the state. On August 5 the Their
mometer stood at 115 degrees Most
of the farmers who have sustained
crop failures for the past three
years are in desperate straits.
Colonel Roland Hartley, repub-
lican candidate for governor, will be
in Pullman Friday noon with his IA
nous quartet of service men and
will deliver an address on the city
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Daniels are
the proud and happy parents of a
fine baby girl, born August 70. The
little miss has been named Bernice
Henry Rosenkranz and family re-
| turned last week from a trip tC
Fletcher, Mont, where he visited
the Mike Horse mine. He reports
that the property is being developed
rapidly and that large quantities OF
fine ore are being encountered. Mr..
Rosenkranz left with his family last
Friday for an outing on the Pend
Oreiile river.
The house of Miss Aida Degelar
on Thatuna street has been pur.
chased by Mrs. Sarah C. Johnson OF
Almira, who is coming to Pullman
to educate her children.
L. j. Smith and family have ar.
rived to make their home in Pull.
man. Mr.. Smith will take the posi-
ton of head of the department OF
agricultural engineering at the State
College, He comes from the agri.
cultural college at Winnipeg,
! Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neill re-
turned Sunday from a trip to Port
land. Ore, where Mr.. Neill attend
ed buyers week" He reports meet
ing a number of former Pullmanites.
including Charley Waters and R. A.
Hungerford
A w, Lathe, pressman, and Mrs
Lathe, binder, at The Herald office.
left Monday to spend couple OF
weeks with friends in Seattle, their
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio West drove to
Hot Lake, Ore, Wednesday. Mrs
west will stay for few days to get
the benefit of the mineral baths.
Prof, F. l.. Pickett has bought the
house of Professor Leroy F. Jack
son on Garfield street. He bought
the property as an investment
Mrs. Paul Browder came down
from Spokane Tuesday evening t.
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Hungate.
Professor S. c. Roberts returned
Tuesday from trip to Seattle. Hi,
wife and daughter accompanied hin
as far as Spokane, where they spent
a few days.
At the meeting of the chamber O
commerce Tuesday Dean E. c. John
son urged that the proposed new
road to Moscow should run through
the college farm and explained how
the road could be shortened and al
easy grade secured by the change
The suggestion was referred to III,
committee on roads and parks.
County Commissioner ]. B. San
born has been elected by the cham