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

other week and Mrs Howell stopped
in Spokane to visit relatives.
George Burr of Colfax has pur-
chased from F. e. Sanger six-room
bungalow on Columbia avenue in
College Park addition for a consid-
Grafton of $2750 Mr., Burr has al
ready taken possession and will
make his home in Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Xix left Tues
day for Spokane to spend vacation
/ of two weeks.
Chas T. Goodsell, a Baptist min
lister of Olympia, stopped in Pullman
this week to spend a couple of days
with Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Louns-
bury, He is driving to Rochester.
Y. Y, with his wife.
The Misses Elaine Martin, Marie
| Plaskett Mabel Henry and Pauline
! Smawley and Bob Moss. Clarence
1 Nash, Joe Smawley and Robt. Saw
age enjoyed a beach party at Lewis
| ton, Idaho, last Saturday evening.
/ They were chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. H. f. Phelps and Mr. and Mrs
Tollefson. Swimming, good eats
and dancing made the evening pass
delightfully."-.
Mrs. j. S. Cole and three children
are expected home tomorrow from
two months visit at Mrs. Coles old
home at Red Oak, Iowa.
Dean e. c. Johnson and family
autoed to Charleston Tuesday and
spent the day in visiting the or
chards in that vicinity.
Oscar Greenawalt returned Sun
day from two weeks trip through
Yellowstone National park He re-
ports a very enjoyable trip and
brought back 100 pictures of park
scenes.
William Eddy, 1920 graduate from
/ the State College, came down from
/ Spokane this week to accept his old
position with the Vollmer threshing
outfit.
Evergreen Circle, No. Il, Neigh
/ bors of Woodcraft, will hold a picnic
at Reaney park Wednesday, August
II, commencing at 800 D. m. A
basket supper will be spread at 500
o'clock and the lodge will provide
free ice cream.
Mrs Matte TURNKEY and Mrs. Ma
mic Johnson are enjoying their vaca-
tons in Portland Ore.
A. G. Sutton, for nearly three
years assistant special agent for the
Standard Oil company, has been ele-
waited to special agent and expects to
receive an assignment to take charge
OF station in the next few days.
George n. Henry made a business
trip to Spokane Wednesday.
Mrs. Saidee Pfeiffer has returned
from visit in Seattle and Port
Townsend and has accepted a posi-
ton as manager of the Roth apart
ments.
Miss Rena Duthie who has been
employed in Denver, Colo, since her
/ graduation, has accepted a position
as instructor in the Wapato high
school for the next term. Miss viz.
ian Duthie will return to Hoquiam as
high school instructor.
Two daughters of Mrs. Kitty Fary
have arrived from Seattle and are
now visiting at the home of their
uncle, ]. c. Farr, at Albion. They
expect to visit Pullman relatives be
fore returning to the coast The
young ladies are grandchildren of
Bolin Farr, who took a homestead
on part of the present site of Pull
man before the city was established
and was potent factor in the early
history of the community.
IL T. Ouldu Oh the fuIlmdn lire
Shop made business trip to La
Croose Wednesday,
V. w Clarkson. who returned last
week from his farm holdings in the
Rosebud creek district, Alberta, Can
ada, reports that crops in that sec
ton OF Canada are only fair. Sum
mer fallowed wheat is returning a
good yield, with poor crops on the
stubble land. One farmer who has
100 acres in wheat will secure over
80 bushels on 700 acres and not more
than 10 ON the remaining 1000
acres. He expects to pasture the
acreage with the poor yield and will
purchase 100 head Of steers in an at
tempt to realize profit on the 1000
acres of light wheat.
c. s, Yelle of the Washington
Water Power company at Colfax