Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-05

visiting IN CalltOrnld ana was met at
the Oregon metropolis by her hus-
band and the children in the family
automobile.
The Valk-VanGorder Construction
company has secured the contract for
the construction of a retaining wall
and general improvements at the
dairy building on the college campus.
The contract figure is 1888.
Dean e. G. Johnson returned Tues
day from trip to the west side of
the state, during which he addressed
several large meetings held under
the auspices of the Farm Bureau. At
picnic on WILDLY island there was
an attendance of 5000.
A large number of Pullman base
ball fans went to Colfax Sunday to
see the local team beaten by the
county seaters, 6 to /. Kotula
pitched for Pullman, with Fox behind
the bait Poor batting by the Pull
man men was largely responsible for
their defeat.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boyd are in
the city from Kirkland, guests at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r Boyd Mr.. Boyd is an in
structor in the Kirkland high school
and has signed contract for another
year.
A. Landon of Spokane has taken
over the Artesian hotel, which has
been operated by Mrs. Giles, and will
conduct the business in the future.
He is an experienced hotel man and
states that he will operate a first
class hosiery, and will continue the
cafe department.
c. H Green of the Standard AS
phalt Paving company of Spokane
was a business visitor in Pullman the
latter part of last week.
Saturday from Spokane to visit Pull
man friends.
E. w. Mccain, former Pullman
citizen, was in the city the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Mccain eX-
poets soon to locate at Puyallup.
ID. NJ. Holt. one of the prominent
pioneers of this section, now living
at Richland, is visiting at the home
of his brother. J, B. Holt.
F. T. Barnard and family enjoyed
an outing at Newman lake Saturday
and Sunday.
Dr. f. l.. Ball returned Friday from
a trip to the Coast, during which he
took in the Elks' convention at Seat
tie and visited in Bellingham, Ever
EFT and other points. Mrs. Ball visit
ed in Spokane during her husbands
absence and upon his return the fam
lily enjoyed an outing at Liberty lake.
Stanton J. Hall and family re-
turned Saturday from an outing at
Seattle, Tacoma and other points on
Puget Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gaiser left yes
terday for Thornton. where they will
visit relatives. and later will sojourn
at the lakes for a week or TO days
prior to the opening of the local
schools
j. A. Hungate has been house
hunting in Spokane this week, as he
expects to move to that city in the
near future His son, Frank, accom-
panied him.
Mrs. G. l.. Zundell went to Spo-
kane Tuesday to join her husband.
Before returning to Pullman they
will spend a few days at the lakes
near Spokane.
Many Pullman people went to
Charleston Sunday to take advantage
of the Charleston beach. Among
those from this city were the families
of DR.. F. L. Ball, w. l.. Greenawalt,
B. II. Douglass, DR.. H. F. Newbrough
and William Yeo.
The Walter Savage and A B. Boil
ing families picnicked in the Idaho
mountains Sunday.
Herschel Hodges, Alex Adams, Alex
Simms, J. p. Granath. Bert Mailing.
Lee Wenham and c. f. Graves are at
Fort Lawton this week representing
the Pullman Rifle club in the Wash
ington State Rifle association
matches.
Paul Browder OF Spokane was
Pullman visitor during the early part
of the week
The fire department was called
out Friday evening to extinguish