Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-05-31
LOG A L S

Mrs. Hislop and the baby are both
getting along nicely.
w. B. Holland Of Fresno, Cal, ar
rived Friday to visit his brother,
President f. o. Holland.
James Hungate and family of Spo-
kane spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. a. Hungdte
VIM. Allen White. the noted editor
OF Emporia, Kan, will address the
summer school students and the peo-
pie of Pullman at the college audi
forum next Tuesday evening.
Prof. George Olson returned Sun
day from a weeks trip to Seattle and
other points in connection with his
duties as state chemist.
Bruce Lampson, formerly of Pull
man, now assistant agricultural
agent for Clark county, brought a
party of farmers to Pullman for the
big tractor demonstration.
Prof. Q. l.. Howard left Tuesday
to join his family at Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Joseph Hungate and family of
Cheney arrived yesterday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hungate.
Judge Long of Chelan was am ong
the visitors at the tractor demonstra-
ton and picked out a machine for
use on his big farm.
Mrs. E. r. Patee and children
leave this week for Vancouver bar
racks, to join Dr. Patee. He expects
to be sent to France this summer.
Mrs. F. Nj. Healy, who has been
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. w, w. Foote, left Monday for
Garner, Iowa, to visit son.
Miss Virginia Holland left Tues
day for her home at Fresno, Cal.
Mrs. f. j. Engle and little son of
Seattle arrived Wednesday to spend
month with her brother, F. II. Bar
nard.
Marion Neill celebrated her fifth
birthday last Monday with a party
Each of the guests was requested to
bring as many pennies as he or she
was years old, instead of a present
and the pennies were donated to the
Red Cross. Ice cream and cake add
ed to the pleasure of the little folks
Monte Burnham returned to Camp
Lewis this week after spending a fur
Tough at home. He expects to be
ordered to France in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Stephenson at
tended the formal opening of the
Washington Motion Picture com
pany's studio at Spokane last week,
returning Sunday evening.
Prof. Woodward of the dairy di-
vision of the State College returned
the first of the week from Everett,
where he attended a sale of thorough
bred Jersey stock.
Curly" Thompson of Dayton, the
State Colleges wizard pitcher of some
IA years ago, drove over for the
tractor show.
Fred Porter autoed over from
Dayton Saturday He was accom-
panied home by his son. Burford, a
State College student.
Miss Ethel Eaton has returned
from Mills College, Oakland, Cal.
where she was enrolled during the
past school year.
Mt and Mrs c. w. Lobaugh of
Spokane were Pullman visitors this
week, Mr.. Lobaugh representing the
l. H. c. at the tractor show.
Mrs. Karl Allen and children left
saturday for Dayton, where they will
visit relatives for a couple of weeks.
Sergeant Pickett left Wednesday
TO report for duty at the Preside.
- san Francisco, Cal.
Miss Mooney Curry of Chimacum
Fho graduated from the State Col
fege in the class of 1916. arrived in
'hio Neeh. Sne is to con-
ouct canning demonstrations under
the extension department of the
State College.
Mrs F. E. Sanger and little son
returned Tuesday from Illinois
where she had been visiting relatives
her mother, Mrs Voorhees, came
with her to spend the summer.
]. Q. Adams of Douglas and r p
Darling of Bridgeport attended the
tractor demonstration Thursday
Clair Hunt went to New Mexicc
this week in hopes that the chang,
OF climate may benefit his health.
Harry Price arrived from Port
Il iand' Ore, yesterday to attend the
tractor show. He says that HI.
daughter. Mildred, aged 10 wears
won a $50 bond for the best essa,
written by fifth grade pupil in IN,
Portland schools on The Third Lib
erty Loan" The bond was formal,