Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-26

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MIR and Mrs w NJ Savage and
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Boiling, with
their families, picnicked at the Aso-
tin park last Sunday and took in the
water carnival at the Lewiston
beach.
Mrs. NJ. j Chapman returned Au-
gust Is from a two months visit
with her sons, Ronald at Seattle
and Stamford at Bremerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Jeffries of Olym-
pia, former residents of Pullman,
visited last week at the home Of
Mrs. Kirkendall on Methodist hill.
They had been on an extensive au-
tomobile trip through the Yellow
stone National park and middle
west.
An eight-pound daughter was born
late Thursday night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy A. Neill.
E. r. Rankin was called to Pen
dleton, Ore, Sunday morning by a
telegram announcing that his broth
er-in-law, Louis Raglan, had been
shot and killed in an alteration with
Jesse Brunn.
The Emerson Mercantile company
is arranging to place a number OF
neat advertising signs on the roads
around this city, pointing the way to
Pullman and their big store.
Earl Edmunston of Whelan is the
guest OF the family of S W. Edmis-
ten at Fallons.
Herbert Kimbrough, dean of the
school of music at the State College,
returned Sunday from a trip to Chi
cago and New York in search of in
structors to fill vacancies in his de-
partment. He reports that he was
successful and has secured three
very talented and highly recommend
ed instructors.
II. w. Hodges left Monday for
Spokane, where he will join the 9TH
er members of the Washington civil
ian rifle team. They will make the
trip to Camp Perry, Ohio in spe-
cial Pullman car over the Northern
Pacific. The big shoot will begin
August &c and last till September
%, and the entries will include about
5000 of the best rifle shots in the
United States and that means the
world. During the absence of Mr..
Hodges his automobile agency will
be looked after by A L. Adams of
the Acme barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry re-
turned Tuesday evening from Pa
louise where they attended the flu
neral Of Mrs Henry's brother, who
was drowned last week at Seaside,
Ore. AS soon as the news of the ac-
cident was received Mr. Henry went
to Seaside to bring back the body
and Mrs. Henry went to Spokane to
he with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Fawcett, until the funeral.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Neill re-
turned Tuesday from an outing
which they spent at the Zephyr Inn
at Liberty lake,
Mrs. A. NJ Bond, Mrs, j. L. Gill
land and daughter, Virginia, re-
turned Monday from an auto trip to
Pilot Rock, Ore, where they spent
week with relatives.
Lee Allen and J. n. Scott brought
home the Camp Fire girls from Conk-
lin park, whore they had been en-
joying an outing under the care of
Mrs, Allen and Mrs. Densow.
J. n, Emerson and family returned
>'''' AN''Ny NUN d lODS auto IllD.
They drove to Portland, Ore. then
up to Everett, where they visited the
family of A. R. Metz. and then into
the Olympic mountains They re-
port most interesting and enjoy
able vacation
A. ]. Hinkle and family returned
Tuesday from a vacation which they
spent at Spokane, Colville and on the
Little Pend Oreille river.
Miss Felice Ray, who recently un-
derwent very serious surgical op-
Grafton in Spokane, was able to be
brought home to Pullman last week.
The physicians regard her rapid i'm
provement as little less than miracu-
lous. She went back to Spokane
Tuesday for an examination.
d. r. Matthews, former w. S. c.
student, who was in the U. S. air