Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-26
10 G A L S

The Historical club and the
Women's Athletic association of the
college sold 3S46 red cross Christ
mas seals in Pullman last month,
which is an excellent showing. This
was the fourth year that the His
torical club has aided the anti
tuberculosis campaign by selling the
Christmas seals. IN
Hon. G. II. Watt left last week for
Olympia to look over the legislature
and renew his acquaintance among
the old members.
Col. j. b. Hicks left Monday for
Arizona in the hope of improving his
health. He has disposed of his auc-
tioneering business to W. V. Hamil-
ton of Moscow, Idaho.
Hi Manring has moved most of his
stock of goods into his new store,
formerly occupied by the First Ma
tional bank. The room has been
equipped with handsome fixtures,
conveniently arranged, and presents
a very attractive appearance.
Mrs. d. F. Staley left Monday for
Los Angeles, Calf. She went via
Salt Lake, Utah. Mr.. Staley expects
to join her a little later.
Miss Caroline Hunt, scientific spa-
cialist in foods, under DR.. Lang
worthy, chemist in the U. S. depart
ment of agriculture, spent Monday
and Tuesday inspecting the home
economics department at the State
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Forrest enter
fained a number of friends at a de-
lightful bridge party Wednesday
evening.
F. l.. Ball, the jeweler and optic
ian, returned yesterday from North
Yakima, where he packed up his
household goods for shipment to
Pullman.
Mrs. Carl Myers entertained a
number of friends at very pleasant
card party Thursday evening of last
week.
f. o. Brownson and family re-
turned last Saturday from their hOli-
day trip. They report snow in Ucah
and Colorado, but bright sunsh he
in Kansas.
DR.. Harry Hall returned Sunday
night from his visit to Alaska, where
he successfully passed the eXamina-
dental board. He bought the rrac-
tice of dentist in Douglas and will
return there the first of next month.
w. c. Clark, manager OF the Econ
omy Stores company, came down
from Spokane yesterday to look over
the branch here. He expressed him
self as very much pleased with the
rapidly increasing business of their
local store.
j. L. Hammond and family re-
turned Wednesday from a months
visit with relatives in Spencer,
Iowa.
Charles Vollmer and George T.
Mcmahon autoed to Spokane last
4 Friday, returning Sunday. The
gentlemen report the roads in excen-
ent condition, the trip being made in
four hours, although no effort was
made to break the speed laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallis left
Tuesday for Great Falls, Montana,
where they have farming interests.
Mrs. c. II. Thayer returned Sun
day from Moscow, where she under
went successful surgical operation.
The Rev. Charles B. LeDoux and
wife returned Monday from Boville
after an extended visit with Mrs. lie
Doux's relatives. During the stay at
Boville Mr.. LeDoux conducted a
series of meetings. He will preach at
300 p. m. Sunday at Kimball's hall.
Attorney F. E. Sanger transacted
legal business at the county seat
Tuesday.
The Rev. Clark S. Thomas of the
Christian church will tonight deliver
an address before the Odd Fellow
and Rebekah lodges of Garfield, the
event being the annual roll call meet
ing of those organizations.