Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-08-09
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

ua5 SfCnihS lIOh4 the west sue OIL
the state, where she had been giving
canning demonstrations for the ex-
tension department of the State Col
lege. She has accepted a position
as head of the domestic science de-
partment in the Olympia high school
for next year
Mrs. w. F. Hendrickson and lit
tie daughter of Celfax visited Pull
man friends the first of the week.
Mrs. w. C. Kruegel entertained a
number of friends Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Howard
Smith, of Houlton, Ore.
George Cannon, according to news
received here this week, is now we'll
on his way to France. George is a
member of the 35th provisional ord
nance depot company, Second regi-
ment. Mrs. Cannon, who went to
Newport News to bid him goodbye,
will return to the home of her par
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Mrs. Serena F. Mathews and son,
Homer, and daughters, Charlotte and
Katherine, helped celebrate the
birthday of Mrs. Julian Howard,
sister of Mrs. Mathews, at the George
| p. Howard home in Colfax Thursday
of last week.
Gus Freng of Lewiston has accept
ed a position in the shoe department
of the Emerson store made vacant by
the recent resignation of Herman
Junge, who is now doing his bit in
the lumber mills.
ID. d. Kimball, the local Dodge
dealer, transacted business sin Colfax
last Friday.
Attorney f. E. Sanger transacted
legal business in the superior court
at Colfax Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Walk are enjoying
a visit from their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Libby. Jr., of Tacoma, and her
two sons.
The Herald has received a postal
card from c. r. Durham, first class
pharmacist mate, U. S. marine corps,
announcing the safe arrival over
seas of the vessel on which he sailed.
The Rev. c. W. Laidlaw, rector of
st. James church, returned Friday
from his vacation. which was spent
at Lake Chelan, with Bishop and Mrs.
Page.
Henry Routh and family moved
their household goods over from Col
fax last week. Mr.. Routh has &C
cepted position in the Adams gro
Gerry store
Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Rogers and
daughter of Whitebird, Idaho, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George NJ. Henry.
NJ. S. lamar, Pullman attorney,
was a business visitor to Colfax on
Tuesday.
Prof. Rudolph Weaver returned
early this week from a fishing trip to
independence creek, in the Idaho
mountains above Lakeview. He re-
ports an excellent catch of cutthroat
trout.
Miss Beth Bolsinger, popular clerk
in the Greenawalt-Folger store, is en-
joying a vacation in Portland.
I. c. Martin is remodelng his gar.
age stockroom to make room for a
full line of Ford parts and accessories
and new office.
Miss Marjorie Neill this week en-
tertained Miss Emma Monahan of
Everett, former Colfax girl.
II, Kimbrough and Roy Boiler left
| Wednesday for Elk River, Idaho,
where they will spend several days
fishing.
Agent William Laird of the North
ern Pacific was Spokane visitor this
week.
The Rev. j. w. Caughlan and H.
F. Oman returned the latter part of
last week from a Today fishing trip
in the mountains of Idaho. They re-
port an excellent trip, with fish a
plenty, and brought back a number
OF mammoth trout that would de-
i light the heart of any Izaak Walton
Otto A. Case and James e. Brad
ford, distinguished Seattle citizens,
were Pullman visitors last Saturday
They came to the east side to con
suit with State College chemists.
Miss Marie Mccarthy is visiting
Spokane friends this week.
u Justice |. b. Doolittle of Colfax.
aspirant for the republican nomina-
ton for assessor. was in Pullman last
Thursday evening and attended a
meeting of the local Masonic lodge.
, II. S. McCurley arrived Tuesday
evening from Shelton where he has