Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-26

via, and will reach Pullman within
day or two to accept a position in
the tailoring establishment. Mr.
Forman' sister-in-law will leave the
old country December and upon
her arrival here will keep house for
Mr.. Forman and his two little girls.
NJ. L. Price and owen Hammond
OF Charleston, brother and brother-in-
law, respectively, of Mrs. Ernest
Hayes, visited at the Hayes home Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Catholic ladies will give a
fancywork sale at Hamilton's Hard
ware store Saturday, December 4.
Mrs. Robt. Shoemaker and young
son of Garfield are visiting at the
John Bishop home. Mrs. Shoemaker
is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hooper Of
Whelan left last week for the west
side of the state where they will
spend two or three weeks visiting
] lIl6uuS anu T6ldILV6S.
The Liberty theatre will put on
special matinee Thanksgiving after
noon from to o'clock, giving two
complete shows.
Mrs. c. A. Isaacs and children went
to Spokane Sunday, where they were
joined Wednesday by Professor
lsaacs, that the family might eat
Thanksgiving turkey with the How
ard Melvin family Mrs. Isaacs and
Mrs. Melvin are sisters.
DR.. E. A. Archer and Ohio West
went to Portland Wednesday to visit
the formers son and the latter's wife
at the Portland Open Air sanitarium,
located at Milwaukee, Oregon. near
the Rose city.
twenty-five local Shriners attend
ed the Lewiston ceremonial Friday
evening and practically the entire To-
cal Shriner contingent journeyed to
Spokane Wednesday of this week for
a similar function there. A large
class of novices travelled the burning
sands at both places.
V. c. Jennings, II. A. Taylor and
Z. E. Harrison came up from Albion
Monday evening to attend the meet
ing of the local X. of P. lodge. w.
Z. Kamerrer was made full-fledged
Pythian and refreshments were
served. Twelve applications for
membership were read, swelling the
list of candidates for the Supreme
Lodge class at Colfax December a tn
35.
Mrs. c. A. Cassidy was a Spokane
visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Muir, former
citizens of Pullman, are visiting old
friends here this week.
large crowd attended the turkey
shoot at the VIM. Brown place. inst
east of town, Sunday. Thirty-five
turkeys and as many geese changed
ownership as a result of the shoot
postmaster G. w. Reed celebrated
ms 10th birthday Monday. In honor
OF the event the post office force nra-
+ Sented him with a handsome I. O.
0. f, ring.
j. o. Patterson, Fred Densow and
W. R. Morrison went to Colfax Mon
day to attend an initiation of the
Royal Arch Masons.
/ {. A. Macarthur of Whitfish. Mont
; spent the weekend with Pullman
friends He is a violinist of marked
ability.
Mrs. Emma Mcmahon of Spokane
arrived last Friday to visit her son.
, Geo. T. Mcmahon.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams Of New
> port Ida, arrived Monday to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Williams
neiee, Mrs. V. w. Clarkson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Chadwick came
, up from Colfax Wednesday to spend
| Thanksgiving with the family of !
, n. Scott.
Harry and Chef Young arrived
Monday from Killam, Canada. where
/ they are farming.
= Rev c. II. Harrison. formerly
: minister of the CONGREGATIONAL church
p here, is now acting as field secretary
: Tor the western district of the Con.
sregational Church Building society
t with headquarters in Denver. Colo
3 His address is 219 Guardian Trust
building.
} Mrs A. w. Lathe entertained bei
friends at two delightful bridge par
t ties last Friday and Saturday after
0 moons Mrs. F. c. Forrest won the
Y prize for the highest score at the
e first party and Mrs. Frank Thaye,
= carried off the honors at the second
d The Misses Katherine and AIie,
l. Allen who had been visiting theil
s brother, Lee Allen, left Thursday o
g last week for their home in Portland