Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-27

y AT as ubdu Ol the NOME eCOnOHnlCS
department in Kirkland, This is the
first vacation Miss Henry has had
since the beginning of the war, hav-
ing spent her spare time in demon
stration work for the government.
To provide added floor space
W Whites drug store is installing a bal
cony in the rear of the store.
G. w Lobaugh, representing the
International Harvester company of
Spokane, was q Pullman visitor yes
terday
f. E. Sanger leaves today for At
lantic City, n. j., as a delegate from
Moscow lodge to the national conven-
ton OF Ells. After the convention
he will visit New York city and
Washington d. c., and on his way
home will stop at Detroit and Kali
amazoo, Mich, Chicago and Kewa-
nee, H. He expects to be away about
five weeks.
The employees of the Emerson Mer-
camille company autoed to the Clin-
ton school house last Friday evening
and held an enjoyable picnic.
Mrs. j. o. Adams returned We'd
nesday from St Ignatius hospital at
Colfax, where she had been for a
month recovering from a surgical
operation.
Miss Gladys Adams left Monday to
visit friends in Walla Walla, Day
ton and Waitsburg.
Mrs. Aldella Hill of Seattle Is
spending four weeks vacation Wis
iting relatives and friends in Pull
man.
About 60 ministers are attending
Ia short course. for rural ministers
at the State College summer school
and are manifesting great interest in
the work.
Lester Folger has been confined
to his home by Illness since last Sat
urday.
William Robinson, who recently
returned from France and has been
mustered out OF the service, arrived
in Pullman Monday to join his
mother, Mrs. Robinson, and sister,
MIS-. Celeste Banrenburg
Joseph Hungate and family of Che
ney visited his parents MIR. and Mrs,
J. A. Hungate this week on inelr
way home from Pendleton. Ore.
j. l.. Metsker is driving a new
Victory model Mitchell. This is the
third Mitchell car which Mr.. Nets
ler has owned, each model better
than the preceding one.
Miss Ida Perry, who has been
teaching in the Moscow, Idaho high
school, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Goodyear.
Florence Benner of Spansle is Wis
iting Miss Vivian Duthie.
The members OF the two girls
canning clubs OF Pullman went on a
picnic Wednesday afternoon
Rev. G. w Laidlaw went to Spo-
kane Wednesday to confer with
Bishop Page
On account of the large number of
to be sold. the p. c. |. sale
tomorrow will start promptly at
1000 o'clock. After the sale eight
head of mules will be auctioned off.
Dean +. c. Johnson, director of
the state experiment station, has
been in Okanogan county this week
OF official business.
Dean Herbert Kimbrough expects
to leave Sunday for Seattle to attend
a meeting of the music teachers OF
the west side of the state
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker are the
happy parents of a bouncing Z ~
pound baby girl, born Monday morn
ing at ST. Luke's hospital in Spokane
Frank Willoughby, the Johnson
banker, was in Pullman yesterday on
his way to Huxley, Canada F. G..
Heaton and Solano Moffitt accom-
panied him
Mrs. G, II. Watt and Miss Aida
Degeler returned Tuesday from the
meeting of the State Federation of
1000 o'clock.
Ora Emert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Emert, will be in Spokane to-
day on his way from France to Camp
Lewis, where he will be mustered out
of the service.
Mrs. Lee Allen entertained a large
number of friends yesterday after
noon at delightful card party.
Prof. and Mrs Neidig of the Uni
versity OF Idaho drove over from Mos
COW last Sunday and took Prof. Geo.
Olson and family to Lewiston. Idaho.
Little Virginia Gerding celebrated