Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-01-03
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alton of peace propaganda, returned
TO Pullman last Saturday to resume
his work as professor of history at
| the State College. He WIS in Russia
during the revolution and has pre-
pared a course of lectures on Mod
ern Russia" and another on THE Far
East"
William Klossner took advantage
OF furlough to visit his wife and
other relatives during The holiday sea-
son, returning TO Camp Lewis this
week He expects to be mustered out
soon, when he will resume his former
| osition as head clerk of the grocery
department. at the Greenawalt-Fo
store.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution met last Saturday with
| Mrs. f. NJ Slagle. Mrs. Skidmore
read an interesting extract from
Memoirs of the West" written by
Eliza Spalding Warren, sister of the
late Henry Spalding of Almota.
Mrs. o, Van Dorm of Yakima is Wis
ting at the home of R. M. Van Dorm.
Whitman Relief Corps, No. 40, will
install officers Tuesday, January 7.
All members of the organization are
urged to be present with their fam
| lies An invitation is also extended
to the members of the G. A. r. and
their families.
DR.. and Mrs. p. II. Dirstine were
the recipients of beautiful carving
set at Christmas time, the gift of the
members of the senior class in the
school OF pharmacy.
Eastern Star, Chapter No. So, will
hold installation of officers Friday,
January 3. All members are urged to
| DO present.
Miss Glenna Troy returned to New
port last Saturday to resume her
teaching in the high school there.
Mrs George Severance gave de-
| lightful surprise party last Friday
evening in honor of Miss Edwinna
Baird of Spokane
! The Rev. j. w. Caughlan and fam
| lily moved to Spokane yesterday,
where he will assume his duties as
superintendent of the Wenatchee dis
trict of the NJ. E. church The Rev.
| J. G.. Law, who has has been pastor
OF the NJ. e, church at Colfax for sew
eral years, has been appointed to take
| MIR. Caughlan's place here.
Mrs. f. N, Bryant went to Spokane
Sunday to spend a few days.
Miss Edwinna Baird, formerly prin-
eipal of the Edison school. spent
Christmas with the family of Prof.
| George Severance. She returned to
Spokane Monday.
Miss Iras Troy returned Saturday
to Olympia to resume her work in
the Olympia high school.
F.. T. Barnard and family left Sat
urday for California to spend a couple
of months. He expected to see the
big football game between the Mare
, Island Marines and the Great Lakes
Gobs.
Howard Burgess is home on fur
Tough from the L. S. remount station
at Miles City, Mont. He is in charge
of the farm. which is a part of the
remount station.
Mrs. Mary Dysart has rented her
, house for a term of three months to
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and
, left Monday for Spokane, where she
: expects to remain for some time, if
not permanently.
Tom Lukins left Wednesday for
: Lewiston, Idaho, to accept a position
with the Carson Drug Co.
Greenawalt & Folger have on dis
: play in their show window the helmet
| of a German officer which was sent
= to Mrs. Frank Parr by Sgt. Carson
: Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r Dutton left Sun
day to spend a couple of weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Allison, near
J Davenport
II. V. Cartwright of Muldon, Idaho
| spent the holidays with his family
= who are living in Pullman this winter
q He returned yesterday to Muldon.
Y Mrs. Emma Mcmahon, who had
n been visiting her son. Lieutenant Geo.
a T. Mcmahon, returned Monday TO her
J. home at Spokane.
Charles Burnham lost a bib-tailed
i. fox hound pup, one Of his pack OF
/. coyote hounds. while running them
$ in the vicinity of Albion recently. The
! pup strayed and no trace OF It lns
e yet been found. 1t is a valuable ami.
o NAL and Mr.. Durham will appreci-
ate any information which may lead
to its recovery.