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


J. c. Penney Co store there the first
of the month
Mrs. Eva Hoisington and family
moved into the Louis Cannon resi-
dence on Jackson street this week.
The Van Gorder Building Co. has
purchased the house and lot on the
corner of Star Route and Whitman
streets. The present house will be
moved to face on Star Route street
and modern siX-room bungalow
will be built on the front of the lot
facing on Star Route street.
Z. NJ. Christensen of Moscow is
now the assistant manager at the
J. c. Penney Co. store
V. H. Johnson Of Grangeyille Ida.
was in Pullman the first of the week
making arrangements to establish
himself here in the auctioneering
business He will take the place Of
Charles Walks and assume the con
tract between Walks and ~ w.
Cairns.
DR.. X. X Link of Washington. D..
G., was in Pullman this week study
ing the diseases of potatoes in col
laboration with the local professors.
Mrs. Elton Fulmer with her son,
Jervis, and daughter, Miss Jean, ar
rived in Pullman Sunday They
made the trip from Minneapolis,
Mimi, in their auto and on the way
visited friends in Nebraska and
toured the Yellowstone National
park At Denver, Colo, they were
joined by Miss Marguerite Jones of
Portland, Ore After a short stop
here the party drove on to Portland
to visit relatives, but will return in
the near future and Mrs Fulmer and
Jean will remain permanently
Mr. and Mrs. James Paullus re
turned to their home near Tekoa
Tuesday, having been called here by
the death of Miss Lois Paullus
The women of the Episcopal guild
will hold cooked food sale at San
ders' grocery Saturday, August 10.
beginning at o'clock
Jean Lucku, a native of Belgium.
who has been doing post graduate
work at Harvard, visited w. S. g.
last week on a tour of the United
States He is specially interested in
the agricultural colleges and expert.
ment stations as he expects soon to
return to Belgium to take up grain
improvement in his native land
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. G. Densow and
family of Wilbur spent Monday and
Tuesday with his brother. Fred Den
sow.
Ohio West had the misfortune to
fall while helping to carry a stove,
which fell on his leg and bruised it
painfully.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Austin re-
turned from Spokane Sunday even
ing. suffering with ptomaine poison
ing They are improving satisfac-
torily
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Beistel, par
ents of Dr. NJ. } Beistel well known
in Pullman, are in Montana visiting
on their way to Pullman, where they
will make their home
Miss Rena Duthie. who has been
visiting her parents, left Wednesday
for Seattle and Vancouver b. c.
From there she will so back to re-
sumo her work in Denver. Colo.
c. w May and ]. l.. Chamberlain
left by auto Sunday morning for
Southern California, where Mr.. May
has accepted position.
Miss Beth Bolsinger was so i'll this
week that she has been unable to be
at her position in the J. c. Penney
Co store
Prof. and Mrs. p. S. Biegler re-
turned this week from a trip to the
coast cities.
F. NJ. slagle went to Spokane
Monday on business.
Mrs, j. F. Cochran and son. Cliff
ford returned Sunday from a two
weeks vacation spent at Colbert.
Mrs. Linaria Hull is visiting at
Freeman.
c. A. Cassidy left Friday to at
tend the merchants convention in
Spokane.
Dean Carpenter motored to Spo-
kane Sunday.
H. H. George was able to return
from Spokane last Friday evening
and, while stin weak from the eff