Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-02

S"O W spokane Voc.
day to spend a few days. ''''er-
'onh Metsker and brother ana !
e. Mcguire returned W. "
from their fishing trip to tha s n
river, Montana. They forns isk
the river had been fished ~ 'aat
went on to a nearby lake wbors out
made a big catch of rainbom 'usy
eastern brook trout. ana
DR.. F. d. Johnston retnrnos
Tuesday evening from an evtoa, ~
vacation trip to Portland. Orc
Colville. At the latter nlaoo Iuu
Johnston visited his parents ana =
joyed a side trip to the LITTLE p.,
o'Reille lakes, He has resumoa =,
local dental practice. HS
Mrs. L. B. Meyer entertained -.
Neighborly Neighbors club of surnn
side hill yesterday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. scbiarmou.
are the proud and happy parents ~
bouncing 10-pound daughter h.
yesterday morning.
A. McAlpine of the ]. C ponn.
store has been on the sick list ~.
week.
DR.. E. E. Wegner and family -
turned Tuesday from Twin Iato,
where they enjoyed an outing
Ross Kennedy, formerly Of pru
man, is cashier of the Rockford h.nr
which was held up by highwayman
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gaiser returned
Wednesday from their vacation
which they spent on a farm mar
Thornton and at Spokane, Ritzyile
and Priest lake, Idaho. They renort
excellent fishing at the lake.
Mrs. A. L. Jinnett has received
news that Mrs. James Mailley form.
erly of this city but now residing at
Raymond, is suffering from a brOk-
EN- leg, the result of a fall while
huckleberrying. She is able to sit I'D
but will not be able to walk for
month.
Miss Mary C. Black of Green Bay
Wis, was guest this week of Mrs
c. w Stone.
Mrs. c. w. Stone and son, Ed
mund, returned Monday evening from
a weeks outing at Loon lake with
friends.
Gilbert Stairet has purchased from
Mrs. Charles Pinkley her home on
High street and contemplates build
ing a new house on the property next
year. He paid $1,000 for the place
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce McCully and
daughter, Miss Alice, left yesterday
from Claremont, Calf, where Dr. Nc
Gully has accepted the position Of
head of the department of English at
Pomona college His son, Edward,
will remain in Pullman to graduate
from the high school next year. The
family have resided in this city for
II years and have a large circle OF
warm friends who regret their de-
parture and extend best wishes for
their future health, happiness and
prosperity.
Mrs, J A Oliver and little daugh-
ter, Charlotte, returned last Sunday
from a visit with relatives at Kent
Rev. II. J. Reynolds and family
returned Saturday from their yaca'
ton, which was spent on an auto trip
through the Yellowstone National
park and the Valley of the Moon ID
southern Idaho; a visit to Boise
Idaho, and a fishing and huckleOer-
rying expedition to Priest lake.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts returheu
Sunday from a visit at Spokane anu
the neighboring lakes and trip I"
st. Maries, Idaho.
DR.. j w Kalkus and DR.. H. D.
Wegner leave today for DehVes
Colo, to attend a meeting oil '~
American Veterinary and Medlcal az
ISOLATION September to 8. TINS ="
the largest veterinary association y
the world.
L. w. Lanning returned Nedne'
day from a business trip to Spokane
He drove back with Pat Ryan an'
son, who had been buying ca''N
there.
Mrs w. l.. Greenawalt left fof op'
kane yesterday to visit friends
Dean G. w. Laidlaw is expeo''
home from his vacation SATURDAY ~
services at the Episcopal church W.
NOT no rasunad fiji Sunday Septem