Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-04-20
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will Join Mr. Adams here as soon as
the Walla Walla schools close in
June.
Mrs. J. P, Duthie and Mrs. II. NJ.
Styles entertained number of
friends at very enjoyable Kensing-
ton party Wednesday afternoon.
Bishop Page of Spokane visited
Pullman this week and Wednesday
evening confirmed a class of eight
at the Episcopal church.
Mrs. d. r. Campbell returned
Tuesday from Spokane, where she
had been spending a week with
friends.
Mrs. Katherine e. Poison enter
tanned number of friends at de-
lightful luncheon Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. o. L. Waller returned last
Sunday from Sunnyside, where she
spent 10 days visiting her daughter,
Miss Anna, who is teaching there.
Frank Roth spent the weekend in
Spokane visiting his mother and
transacting business.
Mrs. F. II. Whitman returned last
Saturday to her home at Corvallis,
Ore.
Mrs. Scion Shedd president of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
left Wednesday evening for Walla
Walla on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Allen spent sew
eral days in Spokane this week on
business and pleasure.
The ladies of the Federated
churches will hold a food sale at
Hungerford's grocery Saturday p. m.
April 81.
President E. o. Holland returned
Monday from the meeting of the re-
gents in Spokane and left the next
day for Bellingham to fill some
speaking engagements.
G. II. Watt has been laid up since
last Friday because of an injury to
his foot, caused by tree, which he
was grubbing out falling on it. No
bones were broken and he is able
to be about on crutches.
Mrs. f. r. C. Howell returned
Monday from Spokane, where she
spent a week with her parents.
NJ. S. lamar made trip to Lewis
ton. Idaho, Tuesday on legal pusl-
ness.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Spalding will
leave next Monday for Providence,
X. l., to attend the meeting of the
general committee of home missions
of the United Presbyterian church
Later they will go to Boston, Mass,
to attend the general assembly of
the church. They expect to return
about the first of June During
their trip they will attend a reunion
of the Spalding family at Villisca.
Iowa, and visit relatives in Omaha,
Nebr.
Mrs. G. Carlton Robinson will ad-
dress the Womens Society of the
Federated churches Wednesday af-
ternoon, April % at 400 o'clock:
subject, Versatility of Settlement
Workers. Meeting open to all
women.
I. J. Newbin state club leader.
and Prof. ]. n. Price, dairy and live
stock specialist, are representing the
college at the Agricultural Prepared
ness conference called this week in
Seattle, A plan of campaign for the
efficient handling of the agricultural
problems of the state as TO conserva-
ton and increased production will
receive attention.
The fine Meadow Brook farm CON
tanning 450 acres, adjoining the city
OF Moscow and owned by 3. r.
Byrns, was sold last week to Gus
and John Anderson for $481S0. This
Is one of the finest farms in I.atah
county. being we'll improved and
equipped 10 the fullest detail Mir.
Byrns will give possession TO the
new owners as soon as he can dis
pose of the large amount of personal
property on the place, consisting of
horses, mules, stock and machinery.
To do this in the shortest possible
time he will hold big auction on
Saturday, April 21, at the farm.
T. II. Wright is assisting in the
office of the Emerson Mercantile
company, Z. \. Clark having accent
ed the position as manager Of the
Students book store Mr.. Wright
has been assistant professor in dairy
manufactures ar W. s. c. He re-
pieces u go back TO TT. Dodge. Iowa.
Gottfried business with his father at
nade TO
May. WRITES INSURANCE.