Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-05
LOCALS

Or. ]. Old. Powers of Seattle will
address the students assembly next
Tuesday morning at the usual chapel
hour. He is pastor of the First Uni
tartan church of Seattle
G. w Ewing returned Sunday
from Conrad, Mont, where he spent
seven weeks looking after the har-
vesting of his wheat crop He has
rented his half section of land for
next year,
Judge Thos Neil went to Daven-
port Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. Cora Roberts, who has been
spending the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. c. Kruegel left last Sat
urday for Portland, Ore, where she
expects to spend the winter
The members of the state BARRIERS
commission were in Pullman this
week and gave the examination to a
number of local whsker pullers.
DR.. T. A. Ball went to Enterprise,
Ore. this week to inspect his 800
acre homestead tract near that city.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ S. lamar and Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. George spent last Sun
day at Waha lake, above Lewiston.
A. c. Atkinson, for many years a
resident OF Pullman, is here this
week from the Coast
DR.. and Mrs. f. Mcguire and J l..
Metsker returned last Friday from
their automobile trip to Killam, AL
berta, Canada, where they have prop
erty interests.
Mr., and Mrs. H. NJ. Love were in
Pullman Friday from Colfax visiting
friends
Mrs. T. Hayes left Monday for Her
mission, Ore, for visit.
c. r. Durham, pharmacist mate in
the navy department, came over from
Bremerton Sunday on a 10 days fur
Tough. He was accompanied by c.
w Kurtzman, a pharmacist in the
navy, and by Allen Sanders a form
er w. S. c. student from Seattle
They made the trip by automobile
and left for Brcmerton Tuesday.
A number of Pullman automobile
parties drove to the top of the Lewis
ton hill last Sunday anticipating
their first trip down the new grade,
but were disappointed when they
found the grade closed while work
men were putting the finishing
touches on the surface.
DR.. r. W. Harold left last Satur-
day for Oakville, near Olympia, to
temporarily take charge of the den
tai practice of DR.. Lasher, a friend of
his who has joined the dental corps
of the Z. S. army. DR.. Harold ex-
poets to return to Pullman and Mrs
Harold will remain here.
l.. C. Staley transacted business at
Davenport this week, making the
trip by automobile
Harry Walters, II. +. Oman and
Frank Masek constituted hunting
party which bagged half a dozen
ducks in the Rock Greek district last
Sunday.
A convention of the county school
superintendent of the state will be
held at the State College next Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bostic and Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Allen We're Lewiston
visitors last Sunday.
c. c. Belknap. who arrived with
his family few days ago from Colo
RADIO, has purchased one of the Grant
Doty houses on Jackson street
The Pleasant Hour club met with
Mrs. Pfeiffer last Thursday All
members were present but two. Mrs.
Van Bruggen will entertain the
ladies at her country home on next
Thursday. All members are are
urgently requested to be present
Frank Skeels, who graduated from
the State College in the class of 1911.
stopped in Pullman Wednesday night
on his way from Walla Walla to Mel
son, B. G., where he is in charge of
the Granite-PoOrman mine.
The high school football team will
open the season by playing the
Charleston high school team on Rog-
ers field next Friday afternoon.
E. o. Holland. president of the
State College. left Sunday to attend
meeting of the state board of high
err curricula at Olympia.
shorty" Long is at the Pullman
hospital suffering from an attack of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. Baily, mother of Mrs. r.
c. Holt, died at her home in Spokane
last week. Mrs. Holt, who was with
her at the end, returned to Pullman
last evening, Mr.. Holt attended the
funeral, which was held Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Henry Cable p,Otorad