Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-04


Mrs +. c. Johnson Monday after
noon Mrs. F. E. Sanger captured
the high honors and Mrs. Mcguire
was awarded the consolation prize
Dr. Lois Fear and Mrs. Matte
TURNKEY left Wednesday morning in
the formers car for Portland. DR.
Fear will return to her local prac-
tice August %, and Mrs. TURNKEY
viii spend month in Portland
and Newport, Oregon, and Olympia
Wash.
}. H. Goodine, formerly florist at
the State College, left Wednesday
for California. where he will prob
ably locate permanently
Professor and Mrs. W. R. Bloor
and TWO children arrived Wednesday
from Berkeley California, and are
visiting Mrs. Bloor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B, Holt From Pullman they
will proceed to Rochester. N. y.
where they will probably locate
Professor Bloor was formerly bio
logical chemist at the State College
and Mrs. Bloor was Miss Cleo Holt
before her marriage.
Nh, and Mrs. E. c. Lincoln left
Monday to visit her parents in Mon
tana. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Hacke-
dorm took the Lincolns as far as Spo-
kane in their car, returning that
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Curtis left We'd
nesday for Portland, where they will
spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Trosper re-
turned Friday from a vacation trip
to Mount Rainier.
+ } r. Trosper and daughter. Mrs.
Albert l.. Blake, Of this city and his
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. V.
Trosper, of Walla Walla have just
returned from an extended trip by
auto to Portland. Seaside, Mt
Rainier and Seattle and report a
most enjoyable trip.
Norman Cairns announces that he
will return to Pullman and resume
his work as an auctioneer, inasmuch
as Charles f. Walks did not complete
the contract given when he bought
out Mr. Cairns.
Miss Rena Duthie entertained
few friends in honor of her birthday
last Friday evening. There were 16
present and all enjoyed an informal
social evening.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Wise
/ of Lacrosse a 91a pound baby boy,
July 80, at the home of Mrs. Wise S
mother, Mrs. Belle Pyle Mrs. Wise
was formerly Miss Gertrude Pyle of
Pullman.
r. A. Emerson has started the
construction of a small house back
of his present house and fronting on
! Whitman street.
] L.
and Mrs. J. P Duthie, returned to
the coast Tuesday and Miss Addie
Lehman, who has also been visiting
at the Duthie home, left Monday for
Goshen, Indiana.
The city council at its Tuesday
evening session passed the ordinance
granting to P. w. Murphey and H.
E. Wiedeman, representing the SAM
tary Waste Container company of
tary waste containers on the side
walks for period of five years. The
ordinance is published in full else
where in this issue.
C. c. Bolsinger is quite i'll at his
home on Main street
VIM Goodyear and family re-
turned the first of the week from
Olympia, where they spent a month
in a cottage on the bay with the
family of T. S. Goodyear.
III. y. ~ 1Oi utlSOl, IIOlGSSOI d.
L. Steele, Dean II. V. Carpenter and
W. c. Kruegel returned Monday
morning from a fishing trip to indie
pendence creek, northern Idaho, and
report a splendid catch, bringing
home fish for their friends
Miss Fora Cannon left this week
for Anaconda, Montana, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. F. w. Stone.
Before returning she will visit Gla-
cier National park.
Ms. d. NJ. Dobb.ns, who has been
spending several months with her
daughter, Mrs. G w. CARROTS, went
to Garfield last week to visit her
/ granddaughter, Mrs. Myers.
Misses Anona Clarkson and Juani-