Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-10-10
ALBION

Mrs. Sarah Marquis went to Mos
COW last Friday to visit relatives in
that vicinity.
Albert Peever of Hooper was in
town over the weekend.
Mrs. Schumacher Of Pullman was
the guest of Mrs. Lawton last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Walker OF Moscow
visited at the home of George Kerr
last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaw of Colfax Wis
tied Mr.. McCaw's sister. Mrs. c. NJ.
Johnson, the last of the week.
Mr. AIoys and family were shop
ping in Spokane last Saturday.
A number tended the dance CIV
en- last Thursday. Music was fur
nished by the Mann brothers of Col
fax
Misses Edith Starr and jeanette
Clark of Moscow were visitors in this
vicinity last week
Miss Neya Johnson, who is en-
ployed in Pullman, spent Sunday
under the parental roof
Mr. Dobson is moving his furni-
ture into the old hotel building be-
fore leaving with Mrs. Dobson for
Charleston.
Among the Albion people who Wis
tied Colfax last Saturday were: Mr..
and Mrs. Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Huff and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Nichols Naomi and Elma John
son, Clara Edinburgh, Mayellen Plas-
ket, Mr.. Parks and Mrs. O'Dell and
family.
Mr.. French, 6 carpenter, has been
busy for the last week at Colfax.
Rally day proved to be a grand
success in Albion last Sunday. The
weather was ideal for a parade which
consisted of Mr.. Bryant big truck
cars decorated with penants, flags,
and streamers Afterwhich the pro-
motion exercises were held at the
M. e. church.
Another of these auto caprices,
this time a broken hub, occurred to
mar the happiness of theatre party,
FIR and Mrs. Nichols, Miss Naomi
Johnson and Ben Manning returning
to Pullman on foot through a rain.
stern early Wednesday morning
Fortunately they were only two
miles out of tiwn.
School Notes
The high school student body held
its election last week and the fol
lowing officers were chosen: Mar
tina Kerr, president; 10y Naffziger
vice president; Hazel Simpson, sec
rotary and treasurer; Emery Creigh
ton, yell master.
The school houses have taken Of
another appearance these days du,
TO the enterprise of the directors
The buildings have new paper an(
kaisomihe, with trimmings in pain
as an added feature. and with things
being put in shape by MIR. Knoll, the
Janttor, the schoolhouses Will be
made very attractive. 1t is contem
plated now TO dig a ditch from the
grade building TO the high sChuo
building and if anyone in the com
munity wishes to try their muscle
they may bring a shovel upon tina,
day and try it out. The domestic
science girls will serve lunch to those
who help, it is to be hoped.
Principal Thornton spent Saturday
in Spokane where he went to pur-
chase books for the school library
also to see about some other supplies
for the school. While there he pur-
chased about 80 books for the Ii.
brSry.
Mr.. Coleman who used TO be the
principal here, was in town last Sat.
urday as a business caller.
Mrs. Taylor entertained the pupil.
IL her room at her home last Friday
afternoon.
Miss futile was a Pullman visitor
last Saturday.
The senior class elected as its Of
fiters for the year; 10y Naffziger
president; Beulah Hittle, secretar,
and treasurer.
Miss Layne Moyes was placed OF
TIE honor roll last month as she wa
neither absent nor tardy and wa
excused from taking an examination
in algebra as her months standinj
was above the 80 mark.
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