Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-19
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

resident of Pullman. suceumbed to
heart trouble at Palouse Tuesday
and funeral services We're held in
that city yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
James was a member OF the local
Women of Woodcraft and knights
and Ladies of Security lodges and
delegations from both groups at
tended the funeral services.
Architect William Swain made a
business trip to Steptoe yesterday
A. B. Baker of the Baker Motor
company was in Dayton on business
the latter part of last week.
j. w, Parks, formerly OF Pullman,
now vice president of the Spokane
Steam Tractor company. is in the
city this week on company business.
He expects to leave next week for
st. Louis to visit the factory The
company manufactures steam tract
ers, steam cars and steam trucks
Mr. and Mrs, D. d, Kimball and
Dr. and Mrs. e. A. Archer left We'd
nesday evening for Canada to inspect
property They are making the trip
in Mr. Kimball's car
Mrs. +. p Arms and Mrs Sayde
Ashworth went TO Spokane the first
of the week and returned yesterday
accompanied by Mrs. Crosby, who
has been in California for some time.
Mrs. Annie Miller left last night
for Lewiston, Idaho, to spend a few
days with her brother. who is in a
hospital at that place
f. A. Keller of the Emerson store
is driving a new Studebaker light six
coupe, purchased from the Pullman
garage.
j. R. Ruply came up from Clarks-
ton yesterday and brought The Her
aid office a splendid sample of the
watermelons produced there, which
was much appreciated by the force.
Dean E. c. Johnson left last Sun
day to visit the irrigation experiment
station at Summerland, B. C. From
there he went to Yakima to meet Mr.
Waite, a horticulturist of the U. s.
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Kuria Strong and daughter,
Miss Virginia, left yesterday for Sc
attic, where they will make their
home A large circle Of friends re-
greet their departure and extend best
wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity.
Word has just been received in
Pullman of the recent death at Ell
lensburg of Ed Harvey formerly a
Pullman grain buyer Mr.. Harvey
succumbed suddenly to heart failure,
and was in good health up to the
time Of his death. Mr. Harvey has
many friends in Pullman who will
regret to learn of his sudden demise
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Allen and chill
dren and A. w. Lathe spent the
weekend at Alhambra, the summer
"NiS VI +hlS y W. stevens III the
Blue mountains above Dayton Mrs
l.. l.. Drumming of Colfax is a sum
mer guest at the Stevens cabin. as
is also Mrs. Myrtle Mount. State Col
lege nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson are the
proud parents of an eight-pound son.
born Monday morning at Mrs AL
lens maternity home Mother and
son are doing nicely
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Holt have
moved to the residence at 324 Shir-
ley street. The house which they
have occupied on West Main has
been purchased by T w. Leonard,
who will occupy the place soon.
c. e. Graves OF the Cline studio
returned last Friday from a trip to
the coast.
Seth Clarkson is vacationing at
Spokane and nearby lakes.
What is said to have been the first
real case of sleeping sickness in
Whitman county caused the death at
Colfax Saturday of Teddy R. Klots
/ 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs E.
&. klots, pioneers of Palouse
Roy Boiler has accepted a posi-
ton as athletic coach at william cite
University. With George Boiler
serving as basket ball coach at Ore
gon University and Doc" Boiler at
the State College. three brothers
hold coaching jobs in Northwest col
leges.
Professor O. L. Waller and daugh-
ter, Gladys, left this week for the
coast, where they will join Mrs. Wal
Ter, who has been on the west side
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Nash loft