Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29
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commission from the United states
at Nladivostock and to accompany
them in their travels in Russia.
] he members OF the q. A. X. and
" Il. c. will attend patriotic serv-
ices at the United Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 1915.
The veterans and members of the
ladies auxiliary are asked to assem-
bic Sunday morning at the home OF
MIS-. j l.. Metsker on kamIaKen
street To go in a body to the church
carson Walker, who has been en-
Ipioyed by the Pullman Bottling and
Manufacturing company. went to
Spokane This week, where he enlisted
ia the machine gun company
On account Of the c. A. r. en-
campment the W c. \. u. has aband-
oned its regular meeting which was
scheduled Tor Thursday afternoon,
July 5.
Alr. and Mrs. }. \. Ford and the
two children returned Tuesday from
3hatcolet lake. where they were in
camp nearly two weeks. Mr.. Ford
brought back the limit OF bass to
prove his proves with the rod and
line, some OF the beauties Weighing
four pounds
Mrs. Il. W. Thorpe left Wednes-
day for Spokane, where she will
spend u month with relatives and
| friends She expects to spend part
OF the time at the nearby lakes Mr.
Thorpe will leave next week for Bos-
.on. where he will attend the ma
tional b. II. o. Il. convention as
delegate from the Moscow lodge
Postmaster G. W Reed hobnobbed
With CollaX friends Tuesday.
A large number OF Pullman people
attended the Elberton picnic last
week
+. Campbell mad a business
rip to Spokane the middle of the
| week
MIR. a1d Mrs. Alfred Windus and
| MIS-. II. II. George motored to 500
kane me first Of the week, where
tney will spend several days.
| Recruiting Officer William V.
Nessly was in Pullman the first of
the week on business mission. He
reports that enlistments are stin
coming in slowly despite strenuous
efforts on the part of the recruiting
| force TO swell the numbers.
| Postmaster G. w Reed yesterday
drove over route No. 2 on an inspec-
ton trip.
Dwight Kinney and wife were here
Sunday from Elk. Washington, Wis
ting Mr.. kimzey's brother, Or. l.. G.
Kinney, and Mrs Kimzey's mother.
Mrs. W. W. Robertson
Dr and Mrs. W. A. Berg of Union
3own were in Pullman Wednesday.
Or. Berg has joined the medical
corps OF the United States army and
viii soon report for duty.
Roy Butler went to Spokane this
week to enlist in the machine gun
regiment
Mrs. Ira ID. Cardiff yesterday after
noon entertained the members of the
Bridge club at a we'll appointed party
| Al the Graystone inn
Frank Stearn, farmer residing
near the head OF Wawawi canyon,
| suffered a fracture OF a leg Wednes-
day evening in a runaway accident
lie was treated by Dr.. patee and is
doing nicely, although the break was
serious one.
Miss Leila Hunt and Miss Agnes
Craig Of the home economics depart
ment OF the State College will leave
saturday for New York, where they
sill spend the summer.
Mrs. NJ II. Kinney and daughter,
Mrs. Forester, arrived Saturday
from DuQuon. Illinois, and win
spend the summer with the family of
Mrs. kimzey's son, DR.. L. q. Kinney.
r. r.. Flood OF the Exchange Ma
tonal bank of Spokane. spent the
weekend with Pullman friends. His
wife and her sister, Miss Fisk, were
With him
Mrs. James Hungate and children
arrived yesterday from Spokane to
visit Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Hungate