Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-08-01

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once. MIR. Trul lttained 10 the rank
Of carpenters mate, first class, and
made two trips to France and one
to South America during the war.
Previous to sailing he was an in
structor in cabinet mahtng in the
Bremerton yards.
Frank f. Sanger is expected home
tomorrow from Lis trip to the east.
Mr.. Sanger attended tho Elks COL
yention at Atlantic City, N. j., as a
delegate from the Moscow lodge, and
also visited in Michigan and Wash
ington, D. c.
Miss Fern Irwin spent the week
end with friends in Spokane.
Fifteen of the girl friends of Miss
Doris Stephenson rendered her sur
prise party Tuesday evening at her
home on Church street. The party
was in the nature Of cut glass
shower and several handsome pieces
were presented to the soon-to-be
bride.
Prof w. T. McDermitt left yester-
day on a fishing and sketching trip
to Priest lake. lie win cruise
around the lake in a boat, camping
wherever he desires to sketch or fish.
J. W. Carpenter and family ar
rived Tuesday fram Pennington and
have moved into the Comstock house
on Monroe street One son win en-
roll at the State College and the 9TH
or children viii attend the public
schools.
Little Garcia Johnson celebrated
her seventh birthday Wednesday by
entertaining number Of her play
mates, all OF whom thoroughly en-
joyed the games and refreshments.
G. II. Watt and family returned
Monday from an auto trip to south
ern Idaho, where they visited rela-
tixes.
Mrs. Karl Is, MussGr entertained
number oil friends Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Coleman of Broken
Bow Nebr., who has been visiting her
son, Howard n Coleman.
AIRS. d. r. Campbell and daughter,
Margaret, returned last week from u
visit with friends in Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Lee Allen and children re-
turned yesterday from Conlllin park,
where they spent a month
Ross Atherton returned Wednes-
day from a visit with relatives in
California. He looked over most of
California ana travelled extensively
in Oregon, but says that the Palouse
country is the best of all and that
crops here are better than any he
saw
Charles Henry, the new city super
intendent of schools, was a student
in the Iowa State Teachers College in
1891, while Joseph W. Graham, the
retiring superintendent was attend
ing that institution
Miss Ine2 Williams of Spokane ar
lived yesterday to spend few days
with Miss Glenna Troy.
Mrs r.. p Cope entertained
number of friends yesterday after
noon at delightful bridge party.
The Greenawalt-Folger company's
store has been greatly improved by
a fresh coat of white paint 1t not
only adds to the appearance OF the
room but increases the light.
Rudolph Weaver, State College ar
chitect, went to Spokane Wednesday
70 be present at The meeting of the
board of regents held there yester-
day to open the revised bids for the
construction OF the new girls dormi-
tory
Charley Moys has improved his
premises on Whitman street by build
ing retaining wall Of concrete
blocks across tho front Of the lawn.
Mrs. Harry Douglas entertained
the members OF The Happy Dozen"
club at a delightful lawn party last
Thursday evening Old-tashioned
games were played ON The lawn and
At 1900 o'clock a picnic supper was
served.
Miss Beth BolsIneer. popular clerk
at the GreenaWaft-Folger store. win
leave Monday for Spokane and near
by lakes, where She Will enjoy her
vacation.
Mrs. NJ. S, Dodd, Mrs. +. c. For
rest and daughter Betty, and Doro-
thy Dodd went to Spokane Wednes-
day to spend couple of days.
AIRS. F. +. Sanger is going to spo-
kane today 10 meet her husband
Who is returning from a trip east
Miss Lucille pmkley returned yes.