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


Or. L. G Kinney and family ex-
pect to leave Sunday on an automo-
bile tour to Portland and other points
OF interest
Or. A. A. Cleveland and family
left Monday by automobile tor coast
points, where they will enjoy "a va
cation OF several weeks duration,
Mrs. A. Palmlund. who has been
living on Mckenzie street moved to
Spokane last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Nasmyth and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. ODay lett Tues
day on an automobile trip TO the
Coast.
Harry c. Cranke has purchased
the auctioneer business OF Charles
f. Walks and will come to Pullman
to reside as soon as he can find a
location. Auction sale dates may be
arranged for at either bank until
MIR. Cranke opens an office here.
Walter Savage claims the distinc-
ton of being the first farmer in the
immediate vicinity of Pullman to
haul grain to the warehouses. He
started hauling to Armstrong station,
three miles northwest of Pullman,
Tuesday The Savage crop is being
harvested by combine, the Harry
Wexler machine being employed
J. o. Patterson of the First Ma
tioal bank staff was business Wis
itor in Colfax Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Barnard and
son left Tuesday on an automobile
trip to Seattle and Portland.
Dean Miriam Gerlach returned
Monday morning from a trip to Gla-
cier National park and Kansas City.
Cards received this week from
Rev. H. j. Reynolds indicate that
the Reynolds family is having a
very enjoyable vacation. The cards
were written from San Diego, Calf
Miss Janet Chapman left Wednes-
day for an outing at Liberty lake
Miss Edna Courtney left last Fri
day for two weeks trip which will
include a visit with friends in Cor
Wallis, Oregon. during the national
home economics convention, and "A
visit with friends in Portland and
Seattle.
J. NJ. Davis left Monday on bust
ness trip to Walla Walla
Twenty-four relatives enjoyed
surprise birthday dinner given last
Friday evening in honor of Post
master Ira G. Allen at the Allen home
on State street.
About 20 Pullman automobiles
made the trip to the Dittenger beach,
on the Clearwater river. Sunday,
where the occupants enjoyed them
selves bathing, Among the families
to make the trip were those of d. c.
Downen, Walter Savage, George NJ.
Henry, Thos Neill, F. NJ. Carr, w. f.
Taylor, w. l.. Greenawalt, r. o. Aus
tin, V. F. Everett, A. B. Boiling, NJ.
S. lamar, DR.. NJ. j. Beistel, Carl
Mordhorst, George Fairchild, AL Hin
kle, R. o. Wesley, }. n Scott, H. E.
Ricksecker, c. w. Mcfarland, b. H.
Douglas, Arthur Williamson and
Karl Allen
DR.. F. d. Johnston left last Fri
day for Seattle, where he will attend
the state dental convention on Aug
ust , and 3. From Seattle he will
go to Colville to visit relatives, re-
turning to Pullman August 81.
Mrs. Carrie Campbell returned
Friday to her home in Spokane after
visit at the home of her son. r. X.
Campbell She was accompanied
home by her niece, Dorothy, who will
visit in Spokane a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Ewell left Sunday morning
for her home at King Hill, Idaho.
after visiting her son and family.
Mrs. Belle Wilcox has purchased
the residence at 1905 State street
owned by Alex Mcpherson.
DR.. and Mrs. Victor Burke left
Tuesday morning for Lake Chelan.
where they will spend a month camp
ing.
R. X. Campbell and family re-
turned last week from visit at
Southwick, Idaho, bringing with
them Mrs. f. Il Watts, who will
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. johnson and
three children OF Diamond were Sun
day guests of Pullman friends. In
the afternoon they drove to Lewis