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


rank of major. transferred to the sig
nal corps of the Z. 5. army and sta
toned at Governors island in New
York harbor He and his family
have left Vancouver barracks for
their new home.
Or. r. A. Colder returned last Fri
day from his sojourn in Russia. He
had the rare opportunity OF observ-
ing the revolution which overthrow
the car and established a republic.
J. r. Ruply left yesterday for his
home in Portland. Ore, after spend
ing two weeks i'm Pullman looking
after his property interests.
c. x. Walton has leased for five
years the J. r. Ruply building on
the west side of Main street, now oc-
eupied by the Red Cross headQuart-
ers and the Club barber shop. The
partition between the two rooms Will
be taken out and a modern front in
stalled. Mr. Walton will move the
Golden Rule store into this new loca-
tion as soon as the improvements
can be completed, probably within six
weeks.
Mrs. W. l.. GreenawaIt last Thurs
day entertained the ladies of the G..
w. B. NJ. at a delightful party a. her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Anderson and
MIR. and Mrs. L. O. Brownson went TO
Sprague last Sunday, where the
heads of the families hunted ducks
with Ivan Ptman, formerly of Pull
man. The male members of the party
report that they brought back a
dozen ducks. One of the ladies let
the cat out of the bag, however, when
she related how more fortunate
hunter had taken pity on the Pullman
scatter-gun enthusiasts and had CIV
en- them several quackers, which,
added to the lone teal bagged by one
of the Pullm antics, made up the
dozen.
Miss Erna Bradbury, who has been
most successful with her expression
pupils in Spokane during the sum-
mer, will have private pupils in Pull
man during her college year. Those
wishing her services will find her
at the Kappa Alpha Theta house
after September 80
r. G. Smith of st. Helens, Ore. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Smith.
Miss Vivian Strong returned Tues
day evening from Spokane to spend a
couple OF weeks at home, after which
she expects to go to Seattle to fill an
engagement as vocal sooist at the
Clemmer theatre. She was Offered
an engagement at SIS a week as
leading lady in a musical comedy
sketch which is to tour the Pan
tages circuit, but declined the offer
as her time is fully occupied in fill
ing vocal engagements at the Glenn
mer theatre, the Davenport hotel
and private entertainments in Spo-
kane
II. II. ZuZmdeik of Odessa has
rented the room on Man street form
erly occupied by the millinery store
of Mrs. Douglas. He will open a
variety store and left for the east
last Sunday to purchase a stock of
goods.
Mrs. NJ J, Beistel entertained
number of friends Tuesday afternoon
at delightful Kensington party.
Delicious refreshments added to the
pleasure of the occasion.
Roy NJ. Boiler has been engaged
by the State College to coach the
freshman class in football and bas-
Ret ball. He will probably coach the
varsity baseball team next spring.
Mrs. P. c. Holland, mother of
President Holland, returned Monday
from Bloomington. Ind, where she
had been visiting relatives.
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and
Mrs c. X Walton Wednesday at the
Northwest sanitarium. The mother
and babies are getting along nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. A f. Evans left
Tuesday for Moscow, Idaho, where
he will teach in the law department
OF the University of Idaho.
Mrs. Ruth Thacker and little
daughter of Oklahoma, Kansas, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Grant, just north of Pull
man. The ladies are nieces of Mr.
Grant and Mrs. Anna Daggett.
Prof L. V. Edwards this week
made business trip to the west side.
where the purchased road material
for Whitman county and incidental
ly attended an engineers meeting.
Architect VIM. Swain is preparing
plans for new modern front for the