Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-24

are the happy parents of a bouncing
baby daughter, born Monday morn
ing in Spokane. Mr.. LaFollette is
now serving as an accountant for
the railroad administration, serving
a year in San Francisco and being
transferred to Portland last May
.4rs. LaFollette will be remembered
as Miss Nell Price, who attended the
State College in 1919 She is a mem
Der of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Chas j. Broughton autoed up
from Dayton Saturday to spend the
weekend. He and his wife, who
had been visiting. relatives here,
drove to Spokane Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robef, Keffer of
Anaconda Mont, visited last week
with Mrs. f. w. Stone
Miss Frances Wingfield of Krupp
/ is visiting the family of C. r. Dut-
| ton.
The Misses Lillian Bridge and
Georgia Anderson of Reardan were
guests last week of Miss Fora GAN
non.
Mrs L. c. Staley is improving the
looks of her already beautiful home
by a coat of paint.
The annual Elberton picnic will
be held this year June % to 80. Spe-
cial features are being arranged for
the picnic. which will be the 2Sth
annual event for Elberton.
The Pullman baseball club goes
to Pomeroy Sunday to play the
strong team of that city.
Bert Pratt left this week by auto
for Grants Pass, Ore, to visit his
parents and fish in Crater lake.
Two new ovens will be construct
ed in the city auto park next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Robbins of
Butler Mo. arrived Tuesday to visit
Mrs. w. H. Latta, who is a sister
of Mrs Robbins. They made the trip
by auto and will return by way of
the Yellowstone park. Mr. Robbins
is one of the best known and most
successful auctioneers of Missouri
A nine pound girl arrived at the
o. F. Barbee home Monday at 1880
m.
Henry Baker and family, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Chapel and Prof. c. D.
Carus and family left last Saturday
for Portland, Ore, in two automo
biles. The Bakers and Chaipels will
drive back to Pullman but Professor
Carus will go on to California.
Eldon Jenne, star State College
athlete and holder of the Pacific
Coast record in the pole vault, tied
for first place in that event with
Welch of Georgia Tech at u feet
in the national collegiate association
meet held last Saturday in Chicago.
Pope, of Washington, was the high
point man with firsts in the shot
and discus.
VIM. Howard of Pomeroy has pur-
chased the Sanitary barber shop
from Steve Cardwell and took pos
session Monday.
The Literary Digest reprinted the
poem, Memorial Day, 1921 which I
was written by Father Carl Philip
of the local Catholic church and first
published in The Pullman Herald. F
The poem is attracting wide atten,
ton.
Frank Barber, the baseball coach
who made such a fine record at the
State College this year, has accept
ed a clerkship in the Emerson store
and will remain in Pullman.
Reports in Pullman are that the
woman who was killed in Spokane
a few days ago by an insane man,
who used an adj to accomplish the
deed, was formerly Miss Josephine
Longstreet of this city. Miss Long
street left Pullman about Is years
ago.
o. c. Bebert has resigned as as
sociate professor of foreign lam
guages at the State College to
accept the position of head OF
the department of modern lam
guages at the University of WyOm>
ing, located at Laramie. He left
yesterday on trip to Germany and
does not expect to return to Pull
man
Mrs B. L. Steele returned Mon
day evening from Portland, Ore,
where she had been for several
weeks convalescing from a serious
surgical operation. Her health is
greatly improved and it is expected
that the improvement will be per-
manpnt