Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-12
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

L. f. Wegner returned Monday
from Twin Lakes, Idaho. His family
remained there and he expects to go
back in a few days
VIM. Burt spent the weekend in
Spokane
Miss Juanita Gilleland returned
last week from Everett, where she
spent three weeks as the guest of
Miss Bernice Metz.
Mrs Ward Stanley arrived Sunday
from Pilot Rock, Ore, to spend a
week with A. NJ Bond and family,
Mr. and Mrs c. p. Moore and chill
dren and DR.. A T. Lukins and fam
lily of La Crosse spent the weekend
with Pullman relatives.
Miss Kathleen Roseborough of Sui
tan, who has been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. F. J. Kayler, left Tuesday for
her home.
Homer Jackson of Calgary, Can
ada. is visiting his brother, r. r.
Jackson. He reports that the wheat
crop around Calgary is fairly good,
Martins Garage reports the sale
of a Fordson tractor to Chas Feath-
erstone and of Ford touring car to
Walter Kincaid
Miss Lois McCroskey, Miss Jimmie
Williams and Miss Eleanor Gage
spent Sunday at Gillett's hotel, New
man Lake.
Mrs w. c. Kruegel and children
autoed to Spokane Monday with Rob
ert Kruegel. Carl returned in a
couple of days with his grandfather,
but Mrs. Kruegel and Marion are
spending a week or more visiting the
lakes around Spokane.
Robert Neill returned Sunday from
business trip to Portland, Ore.
Dan McRae and family drove to
Pomeroy last week to inspect his
wheat crop. They returned Monday.
The members of the Neighborly
Neighbors club of Sunnyside hill,
with their families, will enjoy a pic
mic in the Moscow city park Sunday.
Louis Cannon returned Monday
from his vacation, which was spent
in Idaho on the north fork of the
Clearwater river.
Professor S. c. Roberts and fam
lily and Professor Leila Hunt left
Wednesday for The Dalles, Ore.
where they will take the boat for
Portland From Portland they eX-
pect to go to Oregon City and then
from Astoria to Seattle They ex-
pect to be away about two weeks
Mrs. f. w Stone. who has been
spending several months with her
mother, Miss Matilda Cannon, will
leave today to join her husband at
Livingston, Mont
A card from Rev c, n Curtis,
dated August 5, states that they had
been spending a couple of days with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. O'Day at Crescent
beach From there they were going
to Vancouver. B. c.
Professor w. r, McDermitt re-
turned Sunday from Puyallup. where
he was an instructor in the summer
session. He has fitted up an auto
mobile to carry full camping equip
ment and will leave soon for a
sketching trip in the wilds of Idaho
P w. Struppler is renovating and
improving the interior of the Grand
theatre this week
DR., j. L. Gilleland and Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ. Bond and child returned
Friday from an outing at Twin
Lakes. They report a delightful
time, including a wieney roast at
Spirit lake with the Lowell Sven
sons and c. r. buttons and marsh
mallow roast with the family of DR.
E. E. Wegner.
Grace and Ethel Baird autoed to
Lewiston. Idaho, Sunday to bring
home their mother, who had been
spending a week with friends. While
in Lewiston Miss Ethel had the pleas
ure of going up in an aeroplane.
Albert Wenham, a nephew of w
II. Wenham was drowned last week
in Lake Wallowa, Ore, while at
tempting TO rescue little girl.
Word has been received of the
birth of twin daughter to Mr. and
Mrs /. H. Hayes, August 8, at Post
Falls, Idaho.
r. ]. Davis returned Saturday from
an auto trip to Bremerton, where hi
visited his son. R. H. Davis. who i!
head electric welder at the nav!
yard He also drove to kirkland
and Monroe and went to Sultan L