Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-23
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

The Milk House generously pro-
vided a large quantity of cottage
cheese for the chamber of commerce
luncheon last week. This, added to
the excellent meal furnished by
jimmy Robinson, made a feed fit
for the kings.
]. w. Johnson was in the city
this week attempting to interest the
city powers that be in a patented
traffic signal, which reflects a red
light when the rays of the head
lights of automobiles strike it, CIV
ing warning of a sharp turn or 9TH
er dangerous bit of road.
Reports circulated during the past
few days that there are several cases
of infantile paralysis in the city are
branded as false by local physicians,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Severance
and son, Percy, went to Spokane
| Sunday, returning Tuesday
The membership fee has been re-
duced from Sc to SO during a mem
bership drive which is being con-
Quoted by MaynardPrice post, Amer
| lean Legion. The drive ends with
the Armistice day celebration and is
expected to add many names to the
membership rolls of the local post
Mr. and Mrs William Rivers are
the parents of a daughter, born last
Friday.
Pullmanites to the number of 40
enjoyed a picnic in Asotin park last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Swenson have
returned from Spirit Lake, Idaho
and have taken apartments at the
home of Mrs. Annie Clyde. Mr.
Swenson will continue his student
work at the State College.
Mrs. Harry Struppler left this
week for Spokane, where she will
|
Arthur Luck left Wednesday for
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, to visit
his father, who is not expected to
recover from the effects of a serious
surgical operation.
J, r. Ruply was up from Clarks-
ton Wednesday on business. He is
not at all excited by the reports that
oil has been struck in that vicinity
Evangelists w. E. Hartman and
P. o. Gates, who are holding a meet
ing in Albion, were the guests of
Minister II. J. Reynolds Monday.
Glenn Glover has bought from
Mrs j. w. Mathews the Wallis
house at 304 Ash street and has
moved into it.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bailey and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Bailey, son and daugh-
ter, all of Royal, Iowa, drove up
from ColfaX Tuesday. They were on
their way TO the Pendleton Round
Up and California and camped in
the Colfax auto park Monday night.
Then they happened to remember
that their old friend, F. C. Forrest,
is living in Pullman and drove up
here to see him.
r, A. Emerson left last week to
look over his ranch in the Bitter
root valley, Montana. He writes
that the finest auto tourist park he
has found in all his travels is at
Hamilton, Montana, by the side of
lake on the Marcus Daily estate. The
park has been fitted up by Mrs.
Marcus DAILY with an attractive
cabin and all sorts of electrical con-
yeniences,
Mrs. O. c. Adams, who has been
spending the summer with her son,
j. O. Adams, left yesterday for her
home at Pleasanton, Kansas. She
went via the Union Pacific and will
stop at Weiser Idaho, to visit
! friends,
Mrs. c. L. Mackenzie and Miss
Mary Lee McCroskey autoed up from
ColfaX Tuesday to call on Pullman
friends,
J. o, Adams returned Tuesday
from trip to Spokane, where he
purchased stock for store which he
is arranging to open in Colfax. It
will be managed by Mr. King of
/ Colfax.
j. L. Dumas came up from Dayton
last week and expects to remain for
some time.
Mrs. Minnie ID. Ageton and son.
Arthur Ageton, arrived in Pullman
O.,