Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Ter ana MI. ana Mls, ttaii molOieu
down from Spokane Monday to at
tend Pullmans big celebration
"Bob" was auditor of Spokane
county for three terms, but is now
manager of the basement depart
ment of the Crescent store.
Hazel and Alton Boiling have ar
rived from Fresno. Calf, and will
remain indefinitely with their faith
er. A. b. Boiling, local agent for the
Kerr-Gifford Grain company
c. n. Curtis and his Junior Scouts
left yesterday for a two-day camping
trip in the Moscow mountains.
Mrs. ". T. Ham, formerly Miss
Virginia Slagle, of Cambridge Mass
and Mrs G. w. S Slagle and daugh-
ter of Montclair. New Jersey, ar
rived Monday evening for summer
visit at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Slaele They were met at
Spokane by Mr. and Mrs Slagle.
Pat Ryan was a visitor in Moscow.
Idaho, Tuesday.
DR.. l. f. Budilow was a Spokane
visitor the first Of the week.
c. Il. Mccarthy is the supervisor
OF the municipal swimming pool and
is on the job every day to see that
the rules are adhered to by the
bathers
Robert Neill and Robert Moss will
leave next Sunday on a two weeks
fishing trip to the Lolo fork Of the
Clearwater river and the Musselshell
river
Frank Densow of the Volmer-
Clearwater company, Lewiston, Ida
so, was a guest of his brother, f. c..
Densow, over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hooker and
daughter, Marjorie, came down from
Spokane to celebrate with home
folks. Mrs. Hooker was formerly
Mabel Baker.
j. M. Tedford, teller at the First
National bank, returned Monday
from his vacation trip, He so
journed at Occur d'Alene lake and
at Charleston.
The Camp Fire girls will give an
ice cream social on the J. p Duthie
lawn this (Friday) evening.
The W. r. C. gave picnic dinner
in the city park yesterday in honor
of r. Lanning, who is visiting here
from Port Townsend.
Paul Ryan, a proofreader on the
Portland Oregonian is expected to
arrive today to visit his father, p.
Ryan, and other relatives here.
L. G. Eaton and family and Mrs,
E. p. Arms have returned from "A
three-day trip to Spokane
F. c. Densow, II. w Sampson, A,
W. Lathe and Frank Henderson
went to Colfax Tuesday evening to
attend a meeting of the ColfaX Com
mandery. The first two degrees We're
conferred upon Messrs. Lathe and
Henderson.
Katherine Gweneth, the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jasper La
Toilette, died Wednesday morning
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w L.
LaFollette, its grandparents. in Spo-
kane. Mother and babe had just left
the hospital and the baby was appar-
emily in perfect health, death coming
very suddenly. The baby was 6
days old. Funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon in Spokane.
The L. b. Christian family left
Wednesday for Loon lake for a va
cation trip.
DR.. A A. Rounds has installed
new Victor X-ray machine for dag
nosis and has remodeled his dental
office in the Emerson building.
Word was received in Pullman
yesterday OF the death of Mrs. Will
lam MeGlimmery which occurred at
the home of her brother at Nampa,
Idaho. Mrs. McGlimmery left Pull
man some three years ago and is re
membered by her many friends as a
woman of fine Christian character.
She is survived by two sons, one re
siding in Spokane, the other at Wal
lace Idaho She was so years OF
age
Mr. and Mrs Lee Lukins OF La
Crosse were in Pullman for the cele-
bration
Charles Bolsinger was a visitor in
Spokane the first of the week.
Mrs 2 L. Guptill and son. Fred
arrived yesterday from Spokane and
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Allen
Mrs. J. H. Robertson and daugh-
ters visited in Spokane the first Of