Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11


the Little Pend Oreille. At Colfax
they were joined by Mr.. and Mrs
Ivan Chase
A. J, Fulkerth is visiting his
daughter near Calgary Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Trosper enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Zimmerman and daugh-
ter, Miriam, and the Misses Marie
and Pauline Mayer of Chicago, H.
Dean Herbert Kimbrough left last
week for Chicago, St Louis and 9th
err eastern points.
Miss Darcy Emerson left Sunday
for Dayton to join some friends on
camping trip in the Blue noun
tains.
Mrs. X. II. Jacobs and daughter,
Miss Georgia, left Thursday fol a
,aca2on trip the former going t.
California and later to Colorado,
while the latter went directly to
Colorado
The Herald has received a card
from Prof. c. NJ. Brewster, who is
conducting party, including Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Dumas, on a trip
through Europe The card was dat
ed at Heidelberg and states that the
weather is cool and rainy and that
crops are much better than last year.
Mrs. Brougham Thompson is visit
ing three sons in Spokane this week.
DR.. and Mrs F. D. Heald returned
from their trip to Chicago and Wis
consin last Saturday
Mrs. e. r. Spencer returned last
week from a visit with relatives at
Vancouver, Wash
The Misses Marie and Pauline
Mayer of Chicago, H.. are visiting
at the r H. Zimmerman home on
College hill.
Miss May Random of Bismarck.
N. D., who has been the guest of
Mrs A. E. Melander, left Monday for
Seattle. Miss Random expects to
visit different cities on the coast be-
fore returning to her home
Mrs. Lawrence d. Fairbafrn ar
rived Wednesday for Lave Stevens
and expects to remain in Pullman.
Her husband will join her here when
college opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph p. Maston of
Spokane are visiting relatives and
friends in Pullman this week.
Mrs. Irving, who has been visiting
the Froding family, returned to
Weiser, Ida, Tuesday.
Mrs c. |. Erickson will tell stories
at i o clock today at the childrens
library at the Presbyterian church,
Maiden Lane entrance Mrs Erick-
son told some enhancing stories on
the opening day and all who heard
her will want to come again. Bring
little friend with you.
The Slagle and Folger families
held a picnic dinner at the tourist
park Sunday.
The union service of the Pullman
churches will be held in the Chris
ton church next Sunday evening. O.
f. Faulkner will deliver a sermon
lecture. All are invited to attend.
Miss Viva Lawler is spending a
few days in Spokane this week with
friends.
Mrs d. G. Burns spent Wednesday
with her brother. E. d. Kitzmiller.
Mrs. J. P. Duthie and daughters
went to Spokane Wednesday to see
Miss Rena Duthie safely started on
her return trip to Denver, Colo, via
Seattle and Vancouver, B. c.
An explosion in the Fallquist sep
arator working near Chambers We'd
nesday delayed operations about
half an hour. No grain was burned.
Harry c. Cranke, the popular auc-
tioneer, has made arrangements to
secure office room with VIM. Porter
and arrangements for sales can be
made at that place. Mr.. Cranke will
reside in Pullman
From 10 acres of hybrid wheat
on the J. A. Hungate and Son farm,
1S45 sacks were threshed, making
an average of over "a bushels per
acre.
Tom Lukins drove to Lacrosse
Wednesday evening to bring home
his mother, Mrs. L. c. Lukins, who
had been spending week there with
her sons, DR.. A. T. and Lee Lukins.
A. r. Charles. assistant cashier of