Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-09-04
LOCAL BREVITIES

from Missoula Mont, where he had
been attending the summer school
at the state university, and is famil-
iarizing himself with his work here.
He has had considerable experience
in track athletics and expects to
assist in coaching the track team.
The local G. A. r. and w. r. c..
will give reception in Masonic hall
this afternoon in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. P. Allen, who will leave in
a few days for an extended trip
through Washington and Oregon.
anyone having labels for the
United Presbyterian people in their
buying at home league contest are
requested to send them to Mrs. w. y.
kreugel or Mrs. George Ewing not
later than Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Ewing went to Ros-
ALA Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Mary B. Trainor, a
graduate of the music department of
the college, and Joseph e. Bowling, a
prominent Rosalia farmer.
]. w. Mathews and family re-
turned last Friday from an extended
automobile trip. They went to Great
Falls, Mont, via Spokane, Wallace
and Helena. After visiting relatives
near Great Falls they toured the
Glacier National park and then
started on the trip home. They re-
port delightful outing, with but
one punctured tire.
Professor w. j. Young and family
left Wednesday for Youngs, N. Y,
to visit relatives. Later he will ac-
cept one of several positions which
| have been rendered him. He has
rented his home here to C. L. Sim
mers.
Arthur Henry left Tuesday to jCin
the o. A. G. football training camp
Oh the Oregon coast.
M. S. lamar returned Wednesday
from a business trip to the sound
with R. A. Langley.
George Ewing has again engaged
in the dray and transfer business,
having this week purchased an ill
terest in the business of l. II. Waller.
Mrs. H. C. Sampson and children
OF Spokane are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hungate.
Rev. J. G. Robinson returnel Tues
day from trip to Boston, Mass.
F. T, Barnard and family returned
last week from their outing at Priest
Lake
Professor and Mrs. f. A. Thomson
returned last evening from an outing
at Chatcolet.
Misses Florence Waller and Laila
Egge have been in Spokane this week
attending a conference of those in
terested in library work.
Mrs. j. A. Hungate entertained
about 20 friends at very enjoyable
kensington Tuesday afternoon, in
honor of her daughters, Mrs. Piper
OF Washington, d. c., and Mrs.
Sampson of Spokane.
George Eyre, last year principal of
the Pullman high school, is a candi-
date for county school superintend-
ent of Columbia county.
Cecil Cave returned Sunday from
sand Point, Idaho, where he spent
the summer working in the office of
the county surveyor. He may en-
gage in business in Pullman, as a
fine position which he had accepted
has failed to materialize on account
OF the war in Europe.
Miss Gladys Waller has gone to
Sunnyside, where she will teach in
the public schools.
Ira G. Allen came down from Spo-
kane today to visit relatives.
Professor VIM. Hislop arrived
wednesday from the Ohio State Uni
Versity to assume his duties as head
OF the department of animal hus-
bandry at the w. S. c., left vacant
by the resignation of Professor R. c..
Ashby.
Lieutenant C. R. Bennett and fam
lily returned Wednesday from their
vacation, which was spent in Seattle
and other points on the Sound and
coast
Announcement cards received in
Pullman this week tell of the birth
of a son and heir to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Hall at Seattle. Mr.. Hall is a.
1902 graduate from the college and
Mrs. Hall was formerly Miss Bay
Wallis of this city. 1t is their first
child.
Several hunting parties took adj
vantage of the opening Of the grouse
season last Tuesday and went to the
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