Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-18

had been spending a week with rel
atives. MI and Mrs S. X. Bolsinger
accompanied her, returning the same
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fulkerth are
staying with Mrs A. j. Fulkerth
during Nh. Fulkerth's stay in
Canada.
Mrs. Helen Raymer OF Reardan is
visiting her mother, Mrs VIM, Laird,
this week
At the meeting OF the chamber OF
commerce Tuesday Richard Hanna
reported that he recently met some
friends in Portland, Ore, who had
driven by auto from Wisconsin and
that they said that Pullmans auto
park was the third best they had
visited on the whole trip.
Lester Cannon, a pioneer resi-
dent of Pullman and one of the first
students enrolled at the State Col
lese. was in the city last Friday re-
newing acquaintance after an alb
Sence OF ! years.
S. Z. Ratliff of Colfax was in Pull
man Tuesday on business.
Miss Alberta Hately, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hately, has the
scarlet fever.
p. w. Struppler, manager of the
Grand theatre, returned Saturday
from a trip to Seattle, where he lined
up several contracts for notable pic
lures for the coming fall. He re-
ports that the moving picture bust
ness is rapidly improving in all the
Sound cities.
Grover Gentry arrived Sunday
from California. He will spend
about month with his parents here
and then return to Fresno, where he
has a position as bookkeeper He
will drive his parents to California
in their auto when he goes back.
Miss Elaine Martin of the Pullman
State bank force returned Monday
from her vacation, which was spent
visiting relatives at Seattle, Tacoma
and Victoria. B. c. Coming home
she visited friends in Spokane and
enjoyed a weekend outing at Med
ical lake.
\ rattlesnake in glass cage
is attracting quite a little attention
in the window of the Nook restau-
rant. Thomas Henniger was dig
ging a ditch near Snake river and
saw the RATHER in the ditch He
covered a jar, making it appear
like a hole in the ground, and the
snake went into it.
Mrs. Bessie Brobst is enjoying a
week vacation from her employ
ment with the Emerson Mercantile
company.
Professor Leonard Hegnauer left
last Saturday for trip to We
natchee and other points
Mrs. W. II. Miller and Gladys Sar-
gent left Saturday for a two weeks
outing at Newman lake and Spokane.
Frank Harter and wife left Satur-
day for Oakland, Calf, where they
will make their future home
Mrs. Joseph Macdonald OF Fem,
Idaho, is spending a few days with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. S. G. Newell,
Miss Alice Lindsey Webb, public
ity secretary at the State College, is
visiting her parents at Watsonville,
Calif. The jacksonville Register oil
August 8, stated that at meeting
Of the East Side farm center she gave
several negro sketches in the darby
dialect, which made a big hit with
the audience
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. J. Broughton
and Mt. Broughton"s mother drove
from Dayton Sunday to visit rela-
tives. Nh Broughton and his moth
er returned the same day, but Mrs.
Broughton remained to visit her
mother. Mrs David S. Troy
Mrs. Wm. Laird returned home
Monday after an absence OF three
months She first attended a meet
ms OF the National Federation OF
Women's Clubs at Lake Chautauqua,
y. Y. and then visited relatives and
friends at her old home in Morris
town and Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. Louise Campbell returned
last week from a months sojourn
on the coast.
Judge Kenneth Mcintosh OF Seat
tie and judge c. K. Hoyey OF Ellens-
burg, members OF the supreme court
OF the state and candidates for re-