Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-11-18
LOCAL NEWS

V. w. Clarksou took in the foot
ball game at Spokane last Saturday.
Mrs. II. L. Smith of Dayton is WIS.,
ting Pullman friends.
a. y. Baum has moved his stock
of musical instruments to the room
formerly occupied by the Carpenter
barber shop.
The social which was to have b IN
held at the Congregational church
tonight has been postponed. The
date will be given later.
Mrs. J. B. Sanborn was called to
Standpoint, Idaho, Thursday by the
death of her brothe..... aw, Geo.
Mead. Mr.. Mead was formerly
resident of this city.
The chicken dinner which was to
have been given by the ladies of the
NJ E. church on Nov. is, has been
postponed until some time in Deem
Der. The date will be announced
later.
A very interesting contest is on in
the Endeavor Society of the Christian
church, under the emblems of the
Holly and the Mistletoe. 1t will close
the Sunday before Christmas.
d. S. Troy one of the regents of the
w, S. c., was last week elected state
senator from Jefferson county. He
has the distinction of being the only
democratic senator elected west of
the Cascades.
The morning service at the Chris
tian church next Sunday will be a
Thanksgiving service. In the even
ing a trio will sing, and the pastor
will preach on "Life's Ultimate Mas
ter"
VIM. Swain and VIM Chambers
| have returned from a goose hunting
expedition near Arlington, Oregon,
on the Columbia river. They bagged
"a of the big honkers and report
them as quite plentiful in that dis
trict.
Evening Star lodge, No. 26,
knights of Pythias, will lserve a ban
knights of Pythias, will serve a ban
ing. There will be work in the ranks
Of Esquire and Knight and every
Knight in the city Is requested to be
present.
d, l.. Kemper defeated candidate
for county auditor has accepted a
position as deputy county clerk, made
vacant by the resignation of Deputy
Swegle, who has accepted a position
as assistant cashier in Palouse
bank.
There will be a special service at
the NJ. e. church next Sunday morn
ing which will be attended by the
local |. O. Q. F. and Rebeckah lodges.
The pastor will preach the annual
lodge Thanksgiving sermon. His sub
iect in the evening will be THE Big
gest Trust in Business"
The members of the cast for the
five-act pantomime, The Mistletoe
Bough,' which will presented Dec.
by students of the high school, are
rehearsing diligently and it is said
By those who have witnessed the re-
Aear8als that the playlet gives prom
Use of being the best ever staged by
local talent in this city.
Thursday was the first anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. VanDorn, and to celebrate the oc-
casion the relatives of the young
couple loaded themselves down with
good things to eat and proceeded to
the VanDorn home, where the even
ing was spent in extending well
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. VanDorn and
disposing of aforesaid viands.
c. N, Prof" Ageton, has received
flattering offer from the United
States department of agriculture of
a position in Honolulu. Mr. Ageton
is a 1910 graduate of the Washing
ton State College, having specialized
in chemistry, and his duties at Homo
lulu will be in connection with ex-
perimental work along these lines,
Mr.. Ageton has wired his acceptance
and will probably leave for his new
field about the first of the year