Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-07-27
LOG A l. S

tie daughter TetuiHeu SATURDAY even
inc from a visit To his old home at
Penberville, Ohio. They spent about
week at Penberville and a week
at Niagara falls, Buffalo, and Cleye-
land Mr. Gerding says that crops
and business in Ohio are fine.
+. O. Brownson and family lett
Saturday in their automobile for
Conklin park on Lake Occur d'Alene,
to spend the weekend,
President Robert Alley OF the Uni
versity OF Maine left last saturday
after spending few days with
President e. o Holland. who once
studied under his instruction.
Prof Scion Shedd left Tuesday for
Oroyille to make geological exam
ination for mining company,
Councilman J e. Hammond is the
proud father of a fine baby boy, born
last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Y. WeXler
arrived Tuesday from Pasco to spend
a few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton } Hall are
the proud and happy parents of lit
tie son. born Tuesday.
Miss May Mckinley of San Fran
cisco, Cal. spent the weekend with
her cousin. Prof o. l.. Waller.
DR.. and Mrs H. T. Patee and in
FAINT daughter autoed to Spokane to
spend the weekend, returning Mon
day evening
Prof NJ X Snyder has purchased
and is moving into the X. b. Peasley
house in College Park lie paid
$4,000 for the property.
An eight-pound son was born to
MIR. and Mrs Walter NJ. Savage Tues
day morning at Mrs. Aliens matern-
ity hospital in Pullman.
VIM. Chambers returned Saturday
from a ten days visit to Portland,
Ore, and points on Puget sound
Prof l.. Y Edwards and family
returned Sunday from their auto trip
to Portland Seattle Tacoma, ana Mt
Rainier They came back by way of
the Snoqualmie and Blewett passes
and Wenatchee MIR. Edwards re-
ports fine roads, delightful time
and only one blowout ON the entire
trip.
George Written went 10 Spokane
last Friday and drove back new
Maxwell car for demonstration pur-
poses
Fred Hodges returned last Satur-
day from Alberta where he spent
several weeks looking after his farm
interests He says that the prospects
for the wheat crop are favorable in
Alberta
Mrs. W II. Latta and daughter
Alice reu.rgad Monday from trip
TO Spokane
Grover Gentry and b + Campbell
autoed to Spokane last Friday on
business, returning Saturday. Mr.
Gentry says that there is such a
shortage Of carbonated gas that only
two soda fountains are working in
Spokane
Miss Edith Smith OF Whitefish
Mont, is visiting Mrs. NJ. +. Cannon.
Poy Butler. Chas Wenham, Claude
Baucom, Ernest and Harold Henry.
Nelson Vaughn, VIM Shirk Guy
Pratt NELL Williams. Harvey Brown
and c. Walker left this week for
Spokane to join the mounted ma
chine gun company of the National
Guard
Jasper LaFollette returned last
Friday from Washington. d. c.,
where he had been visiting his par
ents He has been ordered to re-
port for duty as member of the
federal reserve OF the National Guard
a; the American lake camp.
A. B. Williamson, who has been
spending six weeks with his daugh-
Ter Mrs. r. l. Ball left Sunday for
his home at Minneapolis, Mimi
Mrs. f. e. Miller left Saturday 10
spend several weeks with friends in
Portland ore, and Seattle.
Geo. p Koch arrived last Friday
to visit Pullman friends. lie gradu-
ated from the State College in 1913
having majored in agricultural chem
istIy. lie has just earned his degree
OF Phi ID. at Rutgers College. n. j.
and is now in charge of the agricul
tural biological chemistry division O
the II. x Milford Co. OF Philadel
phia, Pa
Seth Clarkson viii leave sunda,
for Toppenish TO take charge OF Ia,
gents furnishing6 store Of Dobrin &
Human.
G. r. Burnham went to spokan,
"Wednesday 10 enlist in the caviar
branch Of the u 5. army.