Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-29
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

anniversary of her birth Mrs. Hays
received many beautiful gifts. The
evening was spent at cards.
w. A, Lacey, formerly principal of
the local schools and for the past
two years principal at Casper, Wyo-
ming, has been elected to the princi-
/ palship of the Walla Walla high
school Mr.. Lacey is a school ex-
ecutive of much ability and his adj
vancement has been rapid.
/ V. r. Everett arrived the first of
| the week to take a position as as
! sistant to A. B. Boiling, local Kerr
! Clifford agent. Mr.. Everett comes
from the head office of the company
! in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Tower and
| family returned the first of the week
/ from Deer lake, where they vacated
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Klossner, &C
companied by Mrs. M. Champlin,
| Miss Edna Champlin and Miss Mil
dred Klossner, spent their vacation
at Conkling park. The trip was
made by auto. the party camping
en- route.
/ John Gerding and DR.. Hudson
comprise the visitation" committee
| for the auto park this week. The
gentlement will visit the park every
evening and report to the chamber
next Tuesday.
/ DR.. w. T. Shaw returned this week
from Canada, where he inspected his
land holdings.
c. w. Lindsay. Colfax realty man,
was a Pullman business visitor
Wednesday,
Cliff Parr has the distinction of
/ being the owner of the first Dodge
touring car of the 1922 series to
come to Pullman. 1t was purchased
through the Kimball-Burt agency.
"Tabe" LaFollette took delivery this
week of a Dodge Il ton truck, his
/ fourth car of that make.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Adams and son
and Harold Allen returned Monday
evening from an outing at King 5
lake, near Usk, Wash.
| The Pullman baseball team will
go to Colax Sunday afternoon to
meet the Colfax team in the final
game of the season. Kotula will be
in the box for Pullman, with Fox be-
hind the bat. The Pullman lineup
will be the strongest of the season
and good game is predicted.
Norm" Moss is expected to pitch
for Colfax.
r. f. Long started his combine
on the brakes of the Snake river
Tuesday.
Mrs. Erich Klossner is spending
two weeks visiting relatives and
friends at Hood River, Oregon. She
accompanied her sister, Miss Freda
Hinrichs, who visited in Pullman for
three weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Henry left the first
of the week for her home at Albany,
Oregon. after visiting Pullman rela-
tives several days. She expected to
stop a day or two at Walla Walla
enroute home. Mrs. Henry came to
Pullman with Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Wexler, who recently made an auto
mobile trip to Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Curtis left
Monday for a months outing at the
lakes.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul F. Green will
leave Monday morning for Walla
| Walla. After a short visit there
Mrs. Green will visit her home in
Bellingham. October 1st they will
go to Salem, Oregon, where Mr..
Green will continue his school work.
Arthur Cole started harvest oper-
ations with a combine on the old C.
w IOuuS pIdCe w euneSudy. MI
Cole has 500 acres of Hybrid No.
1913 which gives promise of an ex-
cellent yield.
The Valk-Van Gorder Construc-
ton company of Pullman has been
awarded the contract for the con-
struction of the new community gym
nasium at Uniontown. The struc-
ture will cost approximately $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Modro and
daughter, Dorothy. are making an
auto trip to Coast points.
Mrs. Charles Winterer has re-
turned from an extended visit in the
East and Middle West.
j. NJ. Davis was a business visitor
in Spokane the first of the week.
f. w. Downen returned Saturday
from San Francisco. Calf. where
he underwent a major operation.