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

and Mrs. J L. st. John left Monday
for Twin Lakes, Idaho, where they
will spend two weeks in a cottage on
the lower lake
Miss Edna Courtney left Sunday
for Pierre, S. D., to resume her work
as supervisor of home economics in
the state department of public in
struction She had been spending
about three weeks here with her
mother.
Miss Thelma Cox of Maiden has
been visiting Pullman friends She
is a sister of Mrs George Wagner
and lived in Pullman when little
girl Since leaving here she has at
tended several large high schools. in
Guiding the one at Nissoula Mont,
and the Lewis and Clark at Spokane.
This fall she expects to enroll at the
Cheney Normal.
Mrs r. r. Lacey and little daugh-
ter, Frances, Mrs. Ivan Chase and
Mrs. George Cornelius drove up from
Colfax Friday and spent the day with
Mrs. John f. Gerdng.
j. X. Buchanan, publisher of the
Garfield Enterprise, was i'll Pullman
last Saturday. He has purchased the
Lundgrea house on Montgomery
street and his family will occupy it as
home while his son and daughter
are attending the State College.
Alice Latta returned Friday from
visit of five weeks at Vancouver,
B. c., where she was a guest at the
home of A J. Damon She spent a
day or two in Seattle on the way
home.
Mrs. j. P. Duthie and daughters
returned Monday from an auto trip
through the Yellowstone National
park. They report very enjoyable
time and many interesting expert
ences
c. r. Dutton drove down Monday
from Twin Lakes, Idaho. He will
return there about the first of Sep
TENDER to bring his family home.
j. NJ. Davis and J. A. Hungate au-
toed to Spokane Sunday afternoon.
They report that they ran into a rain
storm at Palouse, and that it rained
hard all the way to Spokane
Nellie Campbell returned sun .av
from her vacation, which was spent
in Spokane and at Medical Lake.
Martins Garage on Tuesday re-
ceived a carload of Ford automobiles
equipped with self-starters and de-
mountable rims
Harry George, who has been on
the coast since the early part of
June, returned Wednesday for a visit
before going to Harrington, where
he will teach science and coach ath-
letics the next school year.
Mrs. E. F. Persons of Culdesac.
Idaho, is visiting her brother, J. NJ.
Tedford of the First National bank.
Mrs. Henry Baker and children
went to Rosalia yesterday to visit
friends.
DR.. w, A. Spalding has returned
from his vacation and will be in the
pulpit next Sabbath morning. The
union evening service will be held at
the Baptist church, with Dr. Spald-
ing as the speaker
Miss Edythe Greenawalt returned
Sunday from a visit of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Glen Powell.
at Olympia and friends in Seattle
and Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Folger. their
daughter, Mrs. Roy w. Merritt, and
her husband, and their son. Lester
II. Folger, are enjoying an outing at
Priest lake, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] A. Hungate left
Wednesday for their new home in
Spokane. They shipped their house
hold goods in auto vans which came
down from Spokane.
i, c. Dow and family and Neal
Dow and family went to Elk River,
: Idaho, on fishing trip last week.
They report good fishing but poor
roads from Bowl to Elk River.
William Burt made a business trip
to Spokane this week.
Professor and Mrs f. Fl. steffen
returned Wednesday from two
weeks trip TO Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Clarkson
autoed to Spokane Monday to meet
their daughter, Anona, who was re-
turning from Everett, where she had
been visiting Miss Bernlce Metz.
They came home Tuesday.