Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-09-28

OF paper on Races and AdmixturC
of Races in Chile, Argentina anC
Brazil by Airs Baum and one or
Family Life Today in the sam,
countries, by Mrs. Hislop. The mem
bers voted to contribute to the wal
library fund through the State Fed.
GRAFTON OF Women's Club.
The mother and sisters of the
Snder boys at Cotton returned yes.
terday to their home at Spencer, la
Mrs. w. H. Stephenson and baby
of Benge. are visiting in Pullman
this week.
Peter BAH. a retired farmer OF
Harrington, arrived in Pullman this
week with his wife, four sons and
five daughters They have moved
into the j. H. Cline house near Rog-
ers field. MIR. Bah moved here to
educate his children,
Mrs. Glenn A. r. Powell and in
FAINT daughter arrived from Olympia,
Tuesday, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Greenawalt.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Forrest mot
ored to Spokane Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday.
Miss Marie Cave went to Spokane
Tuesday to spend few days with
her brother Cecil Cave.
Frank Henderson went to Spokane
Tuesday to meet his father who was
coming out from Nora Springs. Ia,
to visit him. They came down to
Pullman Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Emerson mot
ored to Colfax Wednesday. While
climbing a steep hill in the county
seat Mr.. Emerson pulled a tendon in
the calf of his left leg and now re-
quires cane to help his navigate.
Rev w. A. Spalding, pastor of the
United Presbyterian church, has been
confined to his home this week by a
severe attack of lumbago but ex-
poets to be able to fill his pulpit next
Sunday.
Among the Pullmanites who hunt
ed ducks in the Rock creek district
Sunday were DR.. f. e. Wegner. F. T.
Brnard, Jim Gass. c. w. Bean.
George Bostic, c. S. HILL A. II. War
rem, Lee Wenham, DR.. A. A. Hud-
son, Frank Masek, Robert Neill, DR..
w. Luther Holt, Karl Allen. and
others. All report only fair success.
John Melvin is constructing an
other modern residence on his prop
erty at the corner of Main and State
streets.
DR.. \. E. Archer and DR.. A. A.
Rounds went down to their Connell
ranch last Saturday to inspect new
barn which has been built on the
place. Their wheat crop averaged
Is bushels per acre.
K. c. Holt and J. n Scott motored
~ cpOhdHe uSSudS Ou DuSlueSS.
r, d. Kinney and family of Elk,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Cunning
ham of Seattle visited Dr.. l.. G. Kim
zey from Sunday till Tuesday. Mrs.
r. d. Kinney remained to spend a
couple of weeks with her mother,
Mrs. W. w Robertson.
Lester Duncan. the 1O-year-old
nephew of Mrs. NJ. w. Whitlow.
underwent major surgical opera
ton at the Pullman hospital Mon
day afternoon. His condition is re-
ported as favorable.
Dr.. Lou Harris and family re-
turned to Pullman Monday after an
absence of nine years, which he spent
in practice at klamath Falls, Ore. He
will probably locate in Pullman or
vicinity
Mrs. r. C. Holt was called to Spo-
kane Wednesday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Mckenzie came
up from their Snake river fruit or
chard Monday and went to Spokane
to visit a daughter, returning to Pull
man yesterday. 1t is the first time
he had visited Pullman since the 5th
of last December and he noted many
improvements.
c, C. Belknap and family of Pa
onia, Colo. arrived in Pullman Tues
day to reside. Mr. Belknap will
probably buy a home here as his son
will enroll as a student at the State
College and his daughter is attending
high school.
Charles Vollmer, George Walters,
Yern Garrison, and George Ruply
motored up to Spokane Wednesday
on business.
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