Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs George T. Mcmahon
returned Monday evening from a
months vacation trip on the west
side. They returned to Pullman pos
sessed of a new Paige coupe and a
new six-months-old baby daughter
the former purchased in Seattle and
the latter adopted in Spokane
Professors Rudolph Weaver and f
]. Sievers left last week for a vaca-
ton trip to Canada, making the trip
by automobile They will inspect
farm lands near Brooks, Alberta, and
will take advantage of the excellent
duck hunting in that district.
J. w Parks, formerly of Pullman
and now vice president of the Spo-
kane Steam Tractor company, is in
/ st. Louis inspecting the output of the
factory, which includes steam tract
ors. steam trucks and steam automo-
biles.
/ Boyer & York, local painters, have
| just completed the staining of the
new grandstand on Rogers field,
which will seat over 5000 people.
The grandstand was stained gray
green color, which blends beautifully
with the surroundings. The same
firm will complete the painting of
the NJ E. building, the gymnasium,
the hydraulic building and the resi-
dence occupied by the pump house
supervisor before the opening of col
/ lege on September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Enos and
daughter are in the city from Butte,
Mont, guests at the home of his
mother, Mrs. J. A. Enos, and of his
sister, Mrs F. A. Hodges.
William Laird, local station master
of the n. p. Ry., left Wednesday on a
vacation of two months, the first he
has taken in six years. He is going
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visit a brother, and they have plan
ned a hunting trip in the Cascade
mountains. Mrs. Laird will join him
at Eugene about the first of October
and they will visit in Portland Ore.
and then go on to San Francisco Los
Angeles and other points in Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Reid and Mr..
and Mrs c. F. Anderson returned
Saturday from Elk River, Idaho,
where they visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ford. The party
reports the fishing in Elk creek as
very good.
J. b. Hail. accompanied by his
daughters, Beatrice and Lura, drove
down from Spokane Saturday and
spent several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton J. Hall, returning
home Wednesday,
e. d. Zimmerman was up from
Lewiston, Idaho, yesterday transact
ing business and visiting his brother.
A. V. Clark of near Albion was in
Pullman Tuesday and reports the
wheat crop in that section was very
disappointing, much of the winter
wheat falling below 80 bushels.
r. o. Austin and family have
moved from Spokane to Pullman and
will live in the Roth apartment
house. MIR. Austin is a travelling rep
resentatiye OF the Powell-Sanders
wholesale grocery house.
Mrs. j. T. Trosper and daughter,
Miss Eula, left yesterday to visit
their old home in Kentucky.
r. E. Lee arrived Tuesday from
Spokane to take charge of the North
ern Pacific depot while Station Mas
ter Laird is away on his vacation,
Miss Nina Fulton left Monday for
Auburn, where she will teach in the
high school.
Miss Glenna Troy leaves this week
for Walla Walla to resume her duties
as teacher of English in the Walla
Walla high school.
Orrie Fulton was married at Bell
ingham August 20, to Mir. Clement L.
Palmer of Omak,
/ DR.. Archer's medicine case was
stolen out of his automobile at the
ball park last Saturday evening while
he was attending the carnival.
H. Folger drove to Spokane Satur-
day and brought home his wife and
MIR. and Mrs Roy w Merritt, who
had enjoyed an outing at Twin
Lakes, Idaho.
/ o. G. Brackert, who formerly con.
Quoted the Variety store in Pullman