Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-03
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


and Miss Meinhardt spent Thanks
giving in Spokane. They went up TO
see Mrs. Chalfant, who was in st.
Luke's hospital. where she under
went surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burgess re-
turned Tuesday from an absence of
two weeks, during which they at
tended the Pacific International
Livestock show at Portland, Ore.
and visited friends in Seattle.
Mrs Harry Struppler made a bus
mess trip to Spokane Tuesday.
Mrs. j F. Boiler, who was re-
Gently called to Wisconsin by the
death of her mother, Joined her hus-
band at Lincoln, Nebraska, and re-
turned to Pullman with the football
team.
Dean G. w. Laidlaw of the Epis-
copal church left yesterday for Omak
and Okanogan, where he will con-
duct missions in connection with the
nationwide preaching mission of the
church
Miss Glenna Troy gave a miscel-
laneous shower last Friday afternoon
in honor of Miss Anna Waller.
About 80 guests were present, most
OF them members of Kappa Alpha
Theta, to which sorority Miss Waller
belongs. Dainty refreshments were
served and the afternoon passed very
pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Slagle went to
Spokane Tuesday to spend a few
days.
H. D. Merritt, division chief of
internal revenue for the Fourth and
Firth congressional districts, was
down from Spokane Wednesday on
official business.
r. J. Doneen of Farmington, pres
ident of the Whitman County Farm
ers Union, was in Pullman Wednes-
DAY to attend the conference on ag-
ricultural and extension work at the
State College.
Robert Douglas, who represented
the State College chapter of Kappa
Sigma at the Kappa Sigma conclave
at Seattle last week. was signallv
h0nored by being elected to the Of
lice Of grand procurator for the dis
trict comprising the Northwestern
states. He was the only undergrad
uate elected to office by the CON
clave.
Mrs. Harry l.. Wilson underwent
a major surgical operation at the
Northwest Sanitarium Monday for y
complication of troubles. At last
reports her condition is favorable.
The Association of Collegiate AL
umnae will meet Saturday, Decem-
Der /, at 2:30 o'clock, at Van Doren
nall for a stunt party. All members
aud those planning to become mem
berS are cordially invited Come to
set acquainted and have a good time
The forum discussion group of the
Methodist church was entertained
Iuesday evening at the home of Prof.
!" J. Smith on Colorado street. Many
more such enjoyable evenings will
De welcomed by everyone.
Miss Maude Parson, county tuber-
culosis nurse, and Miss Lillian V.
Bennett. county school nurse. were
III Pullman Monday and met with the
Mothers club to discuss plans for the
seal sale to be conducted by that or
ganization.
Mrs. ID. c. Downen entertained the
Neighborly Neighbors club at her
home yesterday afternoon.
The George T. McMahon, Stanton
Hall and Harry Struppler families
were dinner guests at the L. G. Kim
zey home last Sunday.
DR.. l.. G. Kinney is expected home
today from visit with homefolks
ar DuQuoin, Illinois. The doctor also
spent several days in st. Louis.
Ray Miller, student of the State
College, has received a commission
as second lieutenant in the regular
army and left yesterday to assume
his new duties.
F. c. Forrest, cashier of the First
National bank, was business visitor
to Spokane Wednesday.
The "Forty-Nine" show conduct
ed by the K. of p. lodge last week
end Melted the lodge about $3.50.
Numerous towns in the Inland EN-
pire experienced a pronounced earth
quake shock early Sunday morning.
The quake missed Pullman, how
ever
The new buildings for the local
Standard Oil station, in the east part
OF the city, will be completed with
in a week. The new office and ga
aro mood, e.