Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-09-10
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


Judge Thos. Neill made swing
around the county this week in the
interests of his candidacy for the SUI
perior bench Judge Neill attributes
his defeat four years ago to the
mud-slinging tactics resorted to at
| the 18th hour by the opposition, but
/ his friends in the various districts
| have organized to effectively combat
any such false rumors, should they
/ be circulated this year. He expresses
himself as we'll satisfied with the
situation in all parts of the county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Junge and
children returned Sunday to their
home at Weed, Calf, Sunday, after
visiting friends and relatives in
Pullman and Moscow, Idaho,
Dean c. w. Laidlaw of st. James
Episcopal church returned Saturday
from a siX-weeks outing in the Lake
Chelan district, in company with
Bishop Page of Spokane.
George N. Lamphere, publisher of
the daily Star-Mirror at Moscow,
Idaho, was in the city Monday and
was an interested fan at the Cotton
Colfax baseball game.
Guy Chiesman of Lewiston, Idaho,
was a Pullman visitor the first of
the week.
DR.. J. L. Harris came over from
Cotton Monday to take in the big
ball game.
E. e. Crandall, district manager
for the Bell Telephone company,
was business visitor in Pullman
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Bill" Cole, candi-
date for the republican nomination
for sheriff, was in Pullman Monday
and took in the ball game on Rogers
field.
Thos. Brown, editor of the Colfax
Commoner, came over from the
county seat Monday to see Colfax
grab the championship of southeast
ern Washington.
Henry DeYoung, W. S. c. 20, has
accepted a position as instructor in
history in the Colfax high school
Harry Nash and family drove to
Spokane Wednesday for few days
outing at the fair.
Mrs. w. F. Hull of Pomeroy visit
ed over the weekend at the Emer-
son home.
DR.. Isabel E. Budlow is in Spo-
kane to purchase complete outfit
for the dental office which she will
open in the Emerson building about
October !.
w. l.. Greenawalt and family
drove to the Spokane fair Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w. Olmstead and
Mrs. w. l.. Elder motored to Four
Lakes and spent Saturday and Sun
day with the A. J. Dressler family,
Mr.. Dressler is a former Pullmanite
and now owns large garden and
apple tract at Four Lakes. They re-
turned Tuesday, after taking in the
Spokane fair.
Mrs. d. C. Downen and Mrs. Floyd
Hamilton motored to Potlatch, Ida
no, this week to visit relatives of
Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. George Bostic entertained
the Neighborly Neighbors club of
Sunnyside hill yesterday afternoon.
Ivan j. Putnam, formerly of this
city. was in Pullman on business the
first of the week He is now in the
hardware business at Sprague.
Attorney d. c. Dow transacted
legal business at the county seat
Wednesday,
Mrs. II. II. George is spending this
week in Spokane, visiting friends.
K. c, Hamilton made business
trip to Spokane Tuesday.
The city registration books will
be re-opened Wednesday morning.
September IS, to enable the derelict
citizens to register for the general
election of November 2. Little over
half of Pullman's voters qualified by
registration for the primary election
of next Tuesday.
Miss Helen Fem of the White
drug store force, is spending her va
cation with home folks at sprague.
Myrtle Ross Law is the name of q
new arrival at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. j. G. Law of the Methodist
church The little daughter was
born Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wurgler are
the parents of new baby boy, born
Tuesday morning at the Northwest
sanitarium.
Miss Fora d. Cannon has gone to
Prescott, where she will teach Eng
I'll