Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-08
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nave UOuSnl Nnt uSOH hardware
store at Johnson and will conduct it
under the name of the Johnson
Hardware Co. Mr. Pearce served
four years as auditor and two years
as clerk of Grant county
Mrs. Harold Dawson left Wednes-
day for Wenatchee to join her
husband who has been there for
several weeks. They expect to re-
main.
Mrs. w f. Wallace and daughter,
Victoria, and Miss Dorothy Parsons,
came over from Moscow, Idaho, Mon
day to attend the piano recital by
Miss June Sanders
Arthur Ageton left last Friday for
| Mansfield, S. D., to visit an aunt and
serve his country by cultivating the
son
4 Clifford Folger arrived last Fri
day from Washington, d. c., to visit
| his parents and Mrs. Roy Merritt,
nee Edna Folger, is expected home
today from Maracibo, Venezuela for
visit of several months. MIR. Merritt
will come north later and they will
go back together to South America
next fall or winter.
The Home Economics Department
of the State College of Washington
has organized in connection with the
war. 1t plans to send out students
this summer who can take their
places as leaders in the home COM
munities. in the teaching and direct
ing of dietary principles, and the
elimination of all waste.
Miss Carrie Hansen painfully in
jured the middle finger of her right
hand last Monday by crushing it in
the door of Lee Aliens Ford.
Captain F. ]. Ostermann has been
notified to report for duty at Van
couver barracks. He expects to leave
tomorrow.
Prof. George Severance and family
left Monday for Wenatchee. He
went to attend the meeting of the
state grange and Mrs. Severance and
the children to visit the family of
Perry Lawrence. Mrs. Severance
and Mrs. Lawrence are sisters.
The Sunnyside hill club met vest
erday at the home of Mrs. j. B. Holt
| in the west part of town.
Miss Verne Bolles. an employee of
the library at the State College of
Washington during the past year,
has accepted the position of refer
ence librarian at one of the State
Normal Schools Of Kansas.
Miss Leila Moore has returned
home from Latah, where she has
been teaching home economics in the
high school for the last two years.
Miss Moore did not accept her re-
election but will teach the coming
year at Fairfield. with a good in
crease in salary.
G. w. Ewing returned Sunday
from Montana, where he purchased
800 acres of land not far from Great
Falls.
Lynn S. Reyes, w. S. c. '16, has
been appointed County Agricultural
| Agent of Cowlitz county.
Mrs. Olive Philips and children of
Mt. Vernon will arrive Friday to
visit her mother, Mrs. A. NJ Aiken
visit her m other, Mrs. A. NJ Aiken.
Another daughter, Miss Frances, who
has been teaching at Yakima. will
arrive home Saturday.
Among the Colfax citizens in Pull
man yesterday were Messrs. ]. A.
McKibbon. j. l.. Neil, Chas. Cham
berlin. Thompson, Ed Jones, Joe
Krebbs Staples, George Daubert and
Chas. Larue.
DR.. Spalding will occupy his pulpit
this Sabbath, after six weeks absence
and it is expected that there will be
full church to welcome him.
Mrs. A. B. Savage of Tacoma, who
has been the guest of Mrs. F. NJ.
Slagle for several days, left on Tues
day afternoon, for North Yakima, to
attend the State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs as a delegate from the
| Nesika club.
Man and wife want position on
ranch or in camp. Cali Pullman
| Lodging House.
Mr.. w Thompson of Olympia,
Wash, was a dinner guest of his
neice, Miss Barbara Drum, at Sigma
| Beta Pi house Saturday evening.
Facts are facts. and hereby prove
that the State College is steadily
growing in all departments. The
electrical plant which formerly sup
piled both the town and the college
with light, using a generator of
65 XIV capacity, now finds that
generator of $50 XIV is inadequate