Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-08-27

friends here who will regret theiI
departure. For several years pas
Mr.. Gelwick has operated a popcorn
and peanut stand but his rapidly
failing health made it necessary fol-
him TO discontinue the business.
w. H. Keyser, a North Dakota
farmer, spoke to a fair sized audi
ence on Main street Saturday even
ing. The speaker took the Non.
partizan league severely to task for
their conduct of the affairs in his
state, laying particular stress upon
their alleged introduction of free
love literature in the libraries of the
state.
NJ. Orr of Bridgeport, ILL.,, is visit
ing his nephew, Jesse Gray, and 9th
er relatives. He is much impressed
by the fine wheat crop.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Voorhis
of ST. John were in Pullman Monday
looking for a house or rooms in
which they could reside while one
their children is attending the State
College and the other three are GO
ing to the public schools.
w. E. Baird and family returned
the first of the week from a two
weeks outing at Liberty lake.
]. O. Adams is spending the week
at Bull, Idaho, where he is interest
ed extensively in ranching.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Titus of Weiser,
Idaho, have located at Pullman. Mr.
Titus is head clerk in the Adams
grocery. He is an experienced gro
Gerry man,
Lee Allen took his family to Conk-
lin park, on Lake Occur d 'Alene, last
Saturday. He returned Sunday and
left them to enjoy a few days outing
Mrs. Mamie Van Slyke returned
Monday from a visit to her old home
at Everton, Mo. There is no place
like the Palouse country and / am
happy to be back again" said Mrs
VanSlyke upon her return. She was
gone several months.
Dr. A. E. Hudson and family re-
turned Sunday from weeks vaca-
ton at Twin Lakes.
Judge Thos. Neill, ]. w. Robinson
c. f. Graves Glenn Yelle and Alvin
Swisher attended the big K. of P
initiation on Mt. Spokane early Mon
day morning. They made the trip in
Mr.. Robinsons car
Hannah Aase has returned from
an extended visit at Elk S. d.
Richard Hanley, captain of the
State College football team last year
has signed up to coach the Pendleton
high school eleven this fall Hanley
will also teach chemistry in the Ore
gon high school.
The Herald is in receipt of a copy
of a 40-page booklet descriptive OF
Grants Pass, Oregon, and the sur
rounding points of interest. The
data for the booklet was compiled by
Mel r. Allen, son of MILFORD Allen
formerly editor of this paper The
publication is profusely illustrated
and is a credit to its author, as well
as an excellent piece of advertising
for Grants Pass
w. L. LaFollette is remodeling his
residence property on Military hill
John G. Gibson of Moscow was a
Pullman visitor Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Oscar Hill was a Spokane Wis
itor this week
Ira Allen and Karl Allen, and the
formers son, Harold, hunted in the
Grand Ronde district in Asotin
county Saturday and Sunday. The
party returned with a nice bag OF
blue grouse.
D. E. Eddleman, formerly manag,
lCi VA 1iiC I1ADClhN lhCoAlC hCICs " dS q
visitor from Spokane the first of the
week
Mr. and Mrs George Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson are ex.
peeted home soon from a trip to To
roda, in Okanogan county, where
they visited the A A. Johnson and
I. A. Buckley families.
Charles Hawkins, of the Kimball.
Burt Automobile company, left
Wednesday morning in new Dodge
roadster for Chicago, on a business
mission He will be gone severa
weeks, and will probably visit other
eastern points before returning.
Clyde Vassar, formerly a Pullman
business man. died at Lewiston
Idaho, following an operation fol
p appendicitis. In the early days Mr.
VasSar was a member of thp firm