Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-05-25
College Notes.
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President Bryan, Professors Beach and
Spiilnan, and DR.. Nelson are on the pro
gram for addresses at the Farmers Picnic
that is to be held on Union Flat.
The Seniors seem to have had bad luck
in their base ball practice lately for their
first baseman, Ed. Mashburn, received a
painful hurt OH one of his thumbs Mon
day.
A few young people enjoyed pleasant
outing on Snake River last Saturday.
Strawberries were just beginning to get
ripe, and this fact added to the pleasures
of the trip.
J. +. Lindsey, a recent arrival i'll town
from the East, and teacher of consid-
cradle experience, has enrolled i'll the
college, and will take a special course
along pedagogic lines.
Quite number of Colfax people came
up to witness the opera, Patience.
Among them were Prof Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Windus, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scriber
and Frank Baker.
Prof Waller was in Stevens county
during the latter part of last week, and
while there delivered the graduation adj
dress to the graduating class of the pub
lie school ofSpringdale.
T. w. Cobb, who had the misfortune TO
get one of his eyes injured last week,
went to his home in Waitsburg. He will
rest for few days, until his eye gets bet
ter, before returning to his studies,
Mr.. Kruegel started to making brick
last week, and the work will be pushed
steadily forward, so that the brick for our
new buildings will be iii readiness for the
bricklayers as soon as they are needed.
According to the regulation in the cat
alogue the Seniors are expected to hand |
in their theses by the first Monday in
June. As consequence they are busy
putting the finishing touches to their
work.
When the base bali men returned from
their trip they were met at the depot by
a large number of the students. The dor
initory boys took lay-off for few
and gave the players a rousing
Two carriage loads of young people
went to Wawawai lact Saturday. Those
who went were: Misses Anna and Daisy
Busbey, Boyles Englehorn and Carlson,
md Messrs. Palmer, Roy Adams and
Robbins.
We learn that Joe Smith is the proud
ather of Io-pound baby girl. Joe was
it one time prominent student of the
". A. c., but is now city editor of the
seattle Daily Times, as we'll as editor of
he Dilettante. The EVERGREEN ex-
ends congratulations.
The following promotions have been
made i'll the cadet battalion: Privates l..
:. Goodwin and ricketts, to be Corporals
Of Co. A. and Privates Johnson and Little
% be Corporals of Co. c. Commissions
we're issued to the commissioned officers
Tuesday morning in chapel.
Last Sunday Prof. Miller gave an ex-
cellent talk to the y. NJ. c. A. on the sub
iect "The Bible from Literary Stand .
point" This is one of series of talks .
that are given every other week by some
of the professors or by someone interest
ed in the welfare of the association.
DIR. Nelson, Carl Cozier, j. W. Woods,
c. S, Phillips and O. NJ Hidden went out
to the ranch of Mr.. Anderson north of
town Saturday to see a very interesting
case of ozoturia. From the conversation
that we hear now we gather that the din
ner the veterinarians ate was something
immense.
Patience" a Grand Success.