Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-26
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


men and teams at work on the Mon
roe street paving improvement Last
| Saturday morning. The grading is
already we'll under way and the job
will be completed in about three
weeks.
Mrs Alma Hackedorn and daugh-
ters, Miss Marion and Bertha, who
mad been spending the summer here,
left Friday for their home at Gallon,
Chic. From there Miss Marion will
so on to Brooklyn. N Y.
Miss Jeanette Tweedy, bookkeep-
er in the First National bank, went
to Spokane last Friday to spend the
1 weekend with relatives.
Frank Parr spent the weekend in
Spokane.
f. r. Barnard and family returned
last week from a vacation which was
spent at the lakes near Spokane.
j. o. Adams autoed to Spokane
Tuesday on business.
The Willard battery service sta
ton, formerly conducted by Harry
Peterson in the building on Grand
street which was recently Quilted by
fire, has been re-opened in the brick
building next to the Pullman laun-
dry.
Miss Viola Harding of Spokane
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. May.
President e. o. Holland returned
last week from a trip to Chicago
New York and other eastern points
He reports that he encountered some
intentionally hot weather. but was
successful in securing well qualified
men and women to fill existing va
cancies in the State College faculty.
A, c. Abel returned Sunday from
Cleveland, Ohio. where he spent the
summer.
Z. R. Jinnett and family left We'd
nesday for their home at Odessa af-
ter spending week with their par
ents.
George A. Mcdonald is preparing
to enlarge and improve his residence
on Whitman street.
Miss Fora Combs entertained =
number of her friends Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. !.
NJ. Williams.
Professor S. c. Roberts and fam
lily returned Saturday from trip to
Portland and Astoria, Ore, and Vie
toria, B. c. They made the trip
from Asotin to Victoria by boat and
report most delightful voyage.
The members of the E. NJ. P. club
and number of friends picknicked
~ Lake Waha, Idaho, Sunday. The
beach at Charleston was visited on
the return trip in the evening.
George Cannon and Robert Neill
have been appointed to act as the
auto park visiting committee this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Cunningham re-
turned Sunday from an outing of
three weeks in northern Idaho.
DR.. A. A. Rounds has sold his
house which he recently moved to
Howard street to Professor r. 4C.
Chalfant for a consideration of
$4,000. The Rounds family will be-
cupy the old Stone house which they
own on the corner of Opal and Colo
RADIO streets, this winter and expect
to build a new home next year ON
Colorado street.
S. E. Ratliff, secretary of the Col
fax Commercial club. was in Pail
man last Friday on business.
Miss Glenna Troy returned Tues
DAY from a visit with relatives Sin
Olympia and other points on the
west side of the state
\ house which had Just been
built on the Downen ranch. near
Cornell was destroyed by fire last
Friday morning. The loss was COW
cred by insurance.
Henry Baker drove to Rosalia
Monday and brought back his wife
and children, who had been visiting
friends there. On their way home
they stopped at Garfield and brought
along Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Bellus,
who are visiting Mr. and Mrs A. B.
Baker
John Metsker and his brother, r.
F. Metsker of Kansas, left yesterday
by auto on fishing trip to the Yak
river in Montana. DR.. Mcguire went