Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-07-28


ton at Prosser. and Mrs. Bean, c. f.
Hill, superintendent of the branch
station at Waterville. and c. w.
Warburton. assistant chief of the
office of cereal Investigations of the
L. S. department of agriculture,
were sunday dinner guests at the
home of Dean and Mrs. E. c. John
son,
Thirty-seyen books were loaned at
the children's library last Friday and
a large number enjoyed the story
telling hour. Today at four Miss
Rena Duthie, director of nature study
in the grades of the Denver, Colo.
schools will tell nature stories. BE
'sure to come. Presbyterian church
Maiden Lane entrance, 4 o'clock
Ernest Willie returned Saturday
from Portland with his new airplane
and spent most OF the day Sunday
churning the air in the Pullman vi
entity Mr.. Willie took a complete
course i'm aircraft manipulation in
Portland and developed into an ex-
pert flier. AS a gas engine mechanic
he will class with the best in the
Northwest.
c, j. Reid will be manager of the
new Standard Oil station which viii
be operated at Uniontown.
The Independent garage. which
will be operated in the new NJ. d.
Henry building on Grand street, by
F. M. Carr, opened Wednesday. Mr.
Carr is installing the most modern
equipment and machinery for repair
work and will be equipped to repair
all makes of cars
Frank +. Sanger, candidate for
the republican nomination for prose-
cutting attorney, visited several parts
of the county this week in the inter
ests of his candidacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meyers and
Harry Stimson returned the first of
the week from a vacation trip to the
Colville district, in Stevens county.
HucBleberries are reported to be
ripe in the mountains and several
parties are being organized to go in
quest of the berries next Sunday.
Pullman was well represented at
the open air dance in Cotton Tuesday
evening, reports being to the effect
that the greater part of the crowd
was from Pullman or vicinity. An
enjoyable time is reported.
Registrar and Mrs. Frank T. Bar
nard and son expect to leave early
next week on an automobile trip to
the Coast.
Miss Mary Carpenter of the col
lege library staff, left Friday for
Chewelah to visit Miss Ruth You
mans. She will return to Pullman
for short time before leaving COR
the south to take up her duties as
librarian at Mills College, California,
on September !.
Mrs. Ethel Wood was here last
Friday from Palouse arranging for
household quarters for the coming
year for herself and her son and
daughter. She will teach mathe-
MATES in Pullman high school next
year
Miss Gladys Joslyn left Tuesday
evening over the O.-W. for Chicago.
Mrs Y. F. Everett returned Sun
day from an extended visit on the
Coast and in California.
P. F. Gaiser, local high school
principal, visited relatives in Rosalia
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon and
daughter left Monday for a three
week vacation trip to Portland, Sea-
side, Seattle and other points. They
are making the trip in a brand new
Buick.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Vincent of
Creston, who have been spending
their honeymoon visiting their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs w, B. Rus
sell, left recently for their home at
Creston
Prof. and Mrs. H. D. Nasmyth had
as their guests Dr. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Beistel last Saturday evening for a
picnic supper at the Colfax park.
They attended the Colfax chautau-
qua that evening.
Ohio West left this week for the
Coast. He will attend a furniture
mems convention at Tacoma during
his trip.
Rev. W. +. Monbeck led the union
services at Palouse last Sunday even