Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-12-27
LOCALS

of army Y. NJ. c. A. work in the
spruce production division, with
headquarters at Portland, Ore. He
has been chosen for overseas duty as
director of a section OF the army Y.
NJ c. A. educational work in France
during the rehabilitation period and
his work will keep him there for six
months. During his absence Mrs.
Jackson and Bobby will remain
with her parents in Minneapolis,
Mimi. They left today for the
east, as Prof. Jackson has been sum-
moned to report at New York as soon
as possible.
Mrs. ID. r. Atherton received
cable message Tuesday from the Ca
madam Red Cross in London, Eng
land, that her brother w. Il. Jasper,
who had been a prisoner for two and
a half years in Germany, had been
released and was in London and will
soon be on his way home. He was
captured in the battle of the Somme
Mrs. w H. Miller was all ready to
start for Seattle Monday to visit
friends and spend Christmas with her
son, Will, who is at the naval train
ing station, when she received a tele-
gram stating that he had secured
furlough and would be home no
morrow.
Bert Brooks, who has been sta
toned at the naval base at Norfolk
Va, was commissioned as an ensign
in the navy reserve corps on Decem-
Der IS. He has been discharged
from active service and is on his way
home. He will reach Spokane Sun
day, where he will be joined by his
wife (nee Juanita Strong) After
short honeymoon they will return to
Pullman and Ensign Brooks VIII re-
sumo his course at the State College.
J. A. Oliver and family spent
Christmas with relatives at Colfax
and Mrs Oliver remained to visit for
a few days
The Rev G.. W. Laidlaw went to
Spokane Saturday and remained till
after Christmas at the home of
Bishop Page.
Mrs. Ella Letterman, who has
been visiting relatives at Everett, has
gone to California to spend tie rest
Of the winter
Lynn Reyes came home Sunday to
spend the holidays. He has given up
his work rs county agriculturist
and is now employed in a banking
house at Portland, Ore.
G. A. Freng and family spent
Christmas at Kendrick, Idaho.
Marshall Morris and family went
to Lewiston, Idaho, to spend their
Christmas.
c. L. iiX returned last Friday
from Fort Worden, where he had
been arranging for course of lee
lures on agricultural subjects by rep
resentatives of the Extension Service
of the State College.
b. F. Campbell came down from
Spokane Tuesday to spend Christ
mas at home.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George Nc
Mahon had as Christmas guests his
mother, Mrs. Emma Mcmahon OF
Spokane and his brother, Ormand
Mcmahon, of the same city, Mrs
Mcmahon will remain for a few days,
Raymond Flock is over from
Bremerton spending a Christmas fur
Tough with his parents.
Mrs. c. p Moore and children OF
La Crosse arrived this morning to
visit her mother, Mrs L. c. Lukins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clarkson left
Saturday for Bend, Ore, to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Seth Clarkson is confined to the
Northwest sanitorium with a threat
ened attack of influenza.
Lee Lukins arrived from Camp
Lewis Wednesday morning to spend
a furlough of eight days at home.
Miss Juanita Stout spent Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Oils Pink
ley, returning yesterday to her
school at Sprague.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lee s. Magill
arrived last Saturday from Fort Wor-
den and visited over Christmas with
the family of l.. w. Dawson. Lieu
tenant Magill is a nephew of Mr..
Dawson. The couple will return to
their home at Atlantic, Iowa, Lieu
tenant Magin having received his
final discharge from the service
A bouncing baby girl came the
morning after Christmas to gladden.
the home of DIR. and Mrs. L. G. Kim
zey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Chase of Colfax
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs