Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-23
10 c A L S

MTs. Harley JhchSoH anu ChlIuitu
left Wednesday for Indianapolis,
Ind, where they will join Mr. Jack
son, former Pullman mayor, who has
a position as floorwalker in a large
department store there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J M Reid returned
last Saturday from California. where
they spent the winter. Most of the
time they were at Long Beach, but
they also visited San Diego, Los An
geles, Pasadena, Santa Clara, San
Francisco, San Jose, and other points
of interest.
Director w s. Thornber has just
returned from Washougal, Wash,
where he assisted in the celebration
in connection with the re-opening of
the Washougal condensing plant on
March II. Mr. Thornber delivered
two addresses at this meeting.
Miss Day Barnett entertained IA
of her friends at delightful St Pat
rick's day party last Saturday
Miss June Squires entertained the
members of the Alpha Delta ri sor-
ority and their gentlemen friends at
a delightful dance at her home last
Friday evening.
Miss Agnes Craig will be one of
the speakers at the vocational con
ference to be held at the University
of Montana, April IL to IA. She will
also visit the State College of Mon
tana.
The Fountain bakery is making
extensive improvements and remod-
cling the interior of its quarters.
Prosecuting Attorney Clegg was
in Pullman yesterday on official
business. He says that the case
against F. L. Lee will probably be
tried at the May term of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Dow are the
parents of baby girl, born Tuesday
evening.
Professors o. l.. Waller L. V. Ed
wards, and M. K. Snyder of the Civil
Engineering department of Washing
ton State spoke at the Whitman coun-
ty good roads meeting held at the
courthouse in Colfax, Tuesday March
20. Prof. Edwards talked in the
morning on Earth, Sand-Clay, GRAY
ell and Crushed Rock Surfaces" and
in the afternoon on the Economical
Use of Road Machinery" Prof. Sny-
der discussed Drainage and Culverts
(concrete)" In the afternoon, and
Prof. Waller gave an address in the
evening on road work.
Chas. A. Thompson, a graduate of
the State College and recently en-
ployed in the Emerson store left
Wednesday for Lind, Wash, where
he has accepted position in the ex-
pertinent station.
Mrs. Minnie Schott of Tekoa and
Mrs. Viola Love of Colfax, officers
OF the grand temple of Pythan Sis
tiers, officially visited the local tenn
pie Monday afternoon.
DR., E. Mcguire and ]. S. KLEIN
gard were among the Pullmanites to
attend the county road meeting at
Colfax Tuesday.
Miss Edna E. Walker home eco
nomtcs specialist, Is conducting a
series of meetings through Turner.
Waitsburg, Huntsville, Bolles, and
Starbuek Miss Walker demonstrates
and lectures to the women of these
communities, giving help along the
lines OF home problems of all sorts.
Mrs. ]. n. Emerson and Mrs T.
H. Wright, Jr., entertained a num-
Der of friends last Friday afternoon
at the Emerson home The decora-
lions and refreshments were appro-
pirate to st. Patrick's day. Some
novel competitive stunts added to
the enjoyment, the prizes being won
by Mrs. F. c. Forrest and Mrs. Chas.
Hunt.
President Holland left yesterday
for Ritzville TO deliver an address.
Mrs. Marshall Morris arrived Sun
day from Lewiston. Idaho, to Join
her husband, who has taken the po-
sition OF manager of the home fur
nishing department of the Emerson
Mercantile company. They have
taken suite of apartments in
Washington Court.