Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-07

at Ephrata May - on the occasion
OF the Electric Jubilee which will
celebrate the coming of electric
power to Grant county. This marks
the opening of $4,000 acres of fer
tile land TO irrigation through con-
tract for pumping power made by
the county with the Washington
Water Power company, 1t is one of
the largest agricultural projects in
the Northwest aud is expected to be
the foreruuner of similar projects
in the irrigation districts
A good crowd attended the even
| ing service conducted at the Grand
, theatre Sunday by Rev. c. N. Curtis.
The series will be continued through
out the month of April, with subjects
having to do with modern religion
discussed by Mr., Curtis All persons
in the congregation are permitted to
ask questions at the close of the ad-
dress.
J. w. Barton and Mrs Sarah A.
Ovens of Pullman were united in
marriage Saturday afternoon by
Judge w G. Barge in Moscow Both
are well known residents of Pull
man, and will make their residence
in this city. Mrs. Barton was best
known locally before her marriage
as Mrs Thos. Duff.
MIR. and Mrs. Arch McAvoy came
up from Asotin the latter part of
last week to arrange for the dis
posal of their personal effects. They
have rented their farm just west of
Pullman and have purchased a resi-
dence at Asotin, where the climate
is proving very beneficial to Mr.. Nc
Avoys health.
A B. Baker, D. c. Dow, B. G..
Bishop and b. H. Douglass left yes
terday for a 10-days inspection trip
to the property of the Pullman Min
ing < Milling company in the Sal
mon river district.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Sanborn came
up from Charleston Saturday and
have been spending the week with
] Pullman friends. Mrs. Sandborn S
health is improving since they locat-
ed at Charleston.
Lee Lukins of Lacrosse was in
Pullman Saturday. He was rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a daughter,
born at ColfaX Friday The mother
and baby are getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Dutton went to
Spokane Wednesday morning. Mr..
Dutton returned yesterday but Mrs.
Dutton went to Seattle to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Campbell Wilson.
Letters received from Miss June
Sanders state that she is now making
a three weeks tour of Italy, Switzer-
land and southern France, with a
/ party of fellow students.
Seth Clarkson has traded 40 acres
of his ranch near Cut Bank, Mon
tana, and paid $500 additional for
a stock ranch of $50 acres near
Waha lake, Idaho.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stu
art of Johnson, nine pound daugh-
ter, on Saturday, April /. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely at
Mrs. Aliens Maternity Home.
The 11-year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. Lingg suffered a frac-
ture of the left elbow Tuesday even
ing when she fell from a teeter-totter
board at her home
According to the Colfax Common
er, William V. Nessly, formerly OF
Pullman, is now located at Dallas
Texas, where he is editor of The
Dallas News.
Miss Dolly Chamberlin. a former
Pullman resident, who has been en-
ployed in Spokane stopped in Pull
man Tuesday on her way to Colfax
Mrs. q. f, Thornton and daugh.
ter Virginia, went to Cheney on
Monday to visit her mother. Mr.
Thornton followed on Wednesday.
Frank E. Sanger has been named
chairman of chamber of commerce
committee to cooperate with the
Pullman city baseball team.
Miss Edna Avery of the home eco.
Monies department of the State Col.
lege went to Spokane yesterday to
spend the spring vacation.
Misses Hattie and Rose Bye Of
Avon, Idaho arrived Tuesday even.
ing to spend week with their sister