Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-08-30

day to spend week with his par.
ents. lie is a sergeant IN the 454th
Aero squadron and Is engaged ~
spruce production work, with head.
quarters at Raymond.
Mrs. Sidney Benton of Colfax and
her daughter-ln-law, Mrs. Tom Ben
ton OF Chelan, visited Mrs. Thomas
NELL Monday.
". K. Belvail Of Palouse was in
pullman Wednesday in the interest
OF the congressional campaign OF w.
t.. McCroskey.
The ladies' OF the NJ Il. church Will
serve the Red Cross luncheon on Sat
urday, September IA.
f.. +. Sanger went on a campaign
ing trip to Lacrosse Tuesday. He
VAS accompanied by ii. Folger.
Prof. Rudolph Weaver returned
Tuesday evening from Spokane,
where he spent week with friends.
Mrs. John Melvin left last week for
Sacramento, Cal, to visit her daugh-
| ter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Olson are the
parents of an 8 12 pound baby boy,
| born yesterday morning at a Mos
LOW hospital.
Chester Rice has gone to Seattle to
accept position as painter in the
shipyards.
j. W. Robinson of RObinsons bak-
| cry, transacted business at Colfax
| the first OF the week
Senator X. c. McCroskey of Gar
ueld was in Pullman yesterday on
business.
Mary p. Bellinger, candidate for
the republican nomination for county
clerk, was in Pullman Friday in the
interests of her candidacy. Mrs, Bel
linger is the incumbent in the office.
Funeral services for Mrs James A.
Davis, nee Zena Holt, were held al
the St James Episcopal church last
Saturday afternoon, the Rev. G. w.
Laidiaw officiating There was
| large attendance of former friends
of the deceased and the floral offer
| ings were beautiful.
Il. f. Scott and family returned
| Sunday from an auto trip through
Yellowstone park
A. l.. Adams will represent the
Pullman Rifle club in the big ma
| tional rifle match at Camp Perry,
| Ohio. On recommendation of Ser
l geant Pickett he was named as u
member Of the team of l6 men who
VIII represent the civilian rifle clubs
of this state. He started for Ohio
Tuesday.
Chas Moyes has received postal
card from DR.. Frank Bryant, form
erly of ColfaX, stating that he is in
1 a rest camp in France, but expects to
leave for the front in few days.
Jack Glover returned from Camp
Lewis Tuesday on a 0 days leave of
l absence. He has just won the shout
| der straps of second lieutenant in
the officers training school at the
| camp.
l.. V. Edwards, consulting engineer
of Whitman county, left yesterday
| for Seattle to take an examination
| for a commission as captain in the
engineering corps of the army.
Jesse Akin has moved to Pullman
\ from Olympia. where he held the po-
sition of superintendent of schools
| He will assist Prof. Kreager in the
school of elementary science at the
State College.
Mrs. j. n. Scott and daughter re-
turned last week from their outing
at Liberty Lake.
Mrs. Levi Crawford of Moscow
| Idaho, is visiting old Pullman
friends
John c. Scott labor specialist of
the extension service of the State
College left Wednesday for Louis
vile, Ky. where he will enter an Of
ficers training camp. His wife ac-
| companied him.
The combination observation and
buffet car has been taken off the
n =. morning trains from Spokane
to Lewiston and Lewiston to Spo-
kane.
Homer Foster, who has been teach
ing history in the Lewis and Clark
high school at Spokane. has accept
ed position as instructor in history
at the State College.
| Charles Frazier of ColfaX and w.
d Beaver of Portland, representa-
tiyes of the Pacific Coast Elevator
company, were Pullman business Wis
itors Thursday.
Prof. Gottfried Herbst and family
| returned last week from an outing