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

Neva Douglass were Moscow visitors
the first of the week.
Father Carl Philip and II. Folgei
comprise the weekly park visitation
committee of the chamber of com
merce this week.
Mr. and Mrs John Melvin went tC
Spokane this week to attend the In.
terstate fair.
Ralph Cline and his brother, Mrs
Matte L. Cline, left Friday for East
Aurora, ~ Y, in the hope that Mr.
Cline's health may be benefited His
sister, Mrs Clark HILL resides at
East Aurora,
Miss Alice Lindsay Webb, new
publicity secretary at the State Col
lege, has arrived to take up her
duties. She succeeds ]. l.. Ashlock.
who is advinced to head Of the
courses in journalism
A telegram was received last Fri
day from Olympia announcing that
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S, Goodyear are the
parents of a baby boy. He will be
named William George for his grand
father and great grandfather.
Miss Ruth Quarels went to Colfax
the first of the week to resume her
duties as instructor at Colfax high
school.
Fred Hush has opened fully
equipped cabinet shop in the build
ing east of the Pullman Engineering
company on Paradise street.
In commemoration of 100 years Of
peaceful relationship between the
United States and Canada the flag
on the city hall was raised at 200
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. A. Isaacs was a visitor to
Spokane this week.
Pullman sportsmen who hunted
grouse in Asotin county Sunday re-
turned with empty bags, the rain
driving the birds to cover.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. lamar. Mrs.
H. II. George and Mrs Karl Allen
drove to Spokane Wednesday, where
Mr.. lamar had business to transact.
William Brock underwent an op-
Grafton last week for the removal of
the first Joint of one of the fingers
OF his right hand. Mr.. Brock was
suffering from an infection of his
left arm and when a felon developed
on his right hand the poison cen
tered there, making the amputation
necessary.
The body OF J. E, Chrisman, who
was killed in action in France. has
been shipped from New York to Col
vile. where his mother resides. and
services will be held there Monday
afternoon. The young man was
resident of Pullman at the time Of
enlistment and had many Friends
here. He was a member of the local
X. of p, lodge and that organization
VIII probably send a representative
to the funeral
Jervis Fulmer left this week for
Madison, Wis, where he will con
tinue his studies at Wisconsin Uni
versity.
j. NJ. Palmerton has purchased a
brand new Studebaker Six from the
Pullman garage and is fitting the
machine up with equipment for tour
ing, contemplating an overland trip
to California early in October.
Hack" Applequist, assistant
coach of football at the State Col
Iege, arrived Wednesday from the
west side, ready to take up his work
with the Cougar squad.
Cashier F. c. Forrest of the First
National bank is nursing an attack
of humps.
3, F. Campbell, Pullman pioneer.
who for the past three years has been
with the March Scrickler Motor com
pany with headquarters at Spokane.
has returned to his first love" and
has accepted position with the
Baker Motor company. Mr.. Camp-
bell was for many years one Of Pull
man most progressive citizens and
his return will be hailed With delight