Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-09-19
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

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| pharmacognosy at the State College
He is an experienced druggist, and
in addition to his practical expert.
ence, this summer received from tire
University of Michigan his Doctor.
degree in pharmacy.
The p. e. o. met Tuesday after.
non with Mrs. II. Folger
Mrs. A. II. Meyer and children re-
turned last week from Boston, Mass,
where they spent the summer with
relatives.
DR.. A. e. Hudson and Lee Wen
ham hunted grouse in the Grand
Ronde river district Sunday, report
ing lots of birds.
Miss Verna Hull of Walla Walla
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Adams.
John Z. Graham has accepted a
position with Adams Grocery.
w L. Rodrick, formerly in the
tailoring business here, was in the
city from Dayton last week. Mr..
frederick is now a contracting car
penter at Dayton and came to the Pa
louise country in quest of carpenters
to assist in putting up large build
ing there on which he has secured
the contract. He found a dearth of
carpenters here also, however, and
his trip was fruitless.
Mr.. A r. Mclaughlin, from Los
Angeles, Calf, comes to w. S. C. as
assistant professor in physiology and
materia medica in the college of vet
Urinary science. Mr.. Mclaughlin is
an experienced laboratory man.
Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Fairchild a party of young people
enjoyed wiener roast in the auto
mobile park Tuesday evening.
Miss Lola Bryant left Tuesday for
her home at Basanio, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Dutton and Mr.
and Mrs. Oils Pinkley left Wednes-
day for Pendleton, Ore, where they
will take in the roundup.
Leon K Martini of the Pullman
Tire Shop, will leave Tuesday for Ak
ron, Ohio, where he will take six
weeks course in expert tire repairing,
conducted by the Goodrich company
The Martin garage reports the sale
OF Ford touring cars during the past
week to w. B. Channel, John Caine,
Claude Davis and r. Rogers. DR.. ].
l.. Harris Of Cotton took delivery of
an Oakland Sensible Six
H. NJ. Beck, formerly owner of the
Model bakery here, has disposed OF
his business in Seattle and the fam
lily expects to leave soon for Europe
for an extended visit. Mrs Beck
writes to Pullman friends that the
family will visit in Pullman before
proceeding on their long journey.
The dance season opened with a
rush this week, the first dance being
held Monday evening. Two dancing
parties are announced for this even
ing, one in the new X. of P. hall and
the other at the rink
DR.. L. G. Kinney went to Pendle-
ton yesterday to get his new Frank
lin car, ordered from the factors
while he was east and shipped to
Pendleton.
F.. e. Sanger has sold a building
lot in Sangers addition to B. F.
Dana, who this fall will construct
modern, five-room bungalow on the
DR.. S. l.. Brown of Portland, Ore,
has been secured as instructor in an
atGmy and surgery in The veterinary
department. DR.. Brown arrived on
the campus Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Naffziger re-
turned Saturday evening from
three weeks trip to Nampa, Idaho,
where they have property interests.
The party reports the roads in poor
Esutain Layton, Julian Manuel,
Agusim Gawan, from Central Luzon
School, and Jose Len
terio, from the College of Agricul-
ture at Los Banon, Philippine Is
lands, are enrolled in the College of
Agriculture at w. s. c. These men
are natives of the Philippine islandc
and are majorlng in agriculture in
order to take up this WORK in their
native land They state that they
are well pleased with the college;
each one casually remarking that the
winters here are a little colder than
al their home
Mrs. r. G. Atherton and her
friend. Miss Jess Hilgers. of Sprague.
arrived in Pullman SATURDAY. avan