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

Jay OIL IhlS week 10 test Ine dairy
herd of L. G. Thayer for tubercu-
losis. The doctor reports that there
were no reactors in the herd. This
is the fifth annual test that Mr..
Thayers herd has passed success
fully.
Ruth Davies spent the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at her home in Ellens-
burg.
AS NJ X. Snyder has refused to ac-
cept the nomination for city council
manat-large the general concensus
OF opinion seems to be that the name
of w. A. Yeo should be written on
the ballot for that office. While Mr..
YeO did not desire to be candidate
he received a number of votes at the
primary election and is we'll quail
fled for the duties of the office.
Judge Geo. r Reid, vice president
OF the Northern Pacific Ry. Co., will
speak to the students of the State
College and the people of Pullman
in the college auditorium at the as
sembly hour, 1920 a. m, next Tues
day. All are invited to attend.
II. w. Gamble is erecting an at
tractive auto service station on the
vacant corner at Main and Pine
streets. The station is being built
OF concrete blocks and will be plas-
tered inside.
NJ. Nj. Waters arrived last Satur-
day from Iona, Montana to visit his
daughter, Mrs A. SpuIer, who had
undergone a surgical operation at
the Northwest Sanitarium. She is
getting along nicely, but he will re-
main until she is out of all danger
of relapse. Mr.. Waters is one of
the pioneer residents of Palouse.
Edna Holmes spent the weekend
in Palouse.
d. F. Staley autoed 10 Pomeroy on
business Wednesday. He found the
roads good going, but very bad COM
ing back, on account of the rain.
d. r. Judson has been threatened
with appendicitis this last week, but
is improving.
The Ingleside club met last week
with Mrs. Stanton Hall. A paper was
read by Mrs. G. f. Thornton on
Renaissance in Germany-German
/ characteristics in Painting" The
next meeting will be held on Decem-
her IA at the home of Mrs. Never
on B street
Mary Dunning, Vern Adams, Alice
Seeley, Nathalie Toms, Helen Brown,
and Sara Dolan spent the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation in Spokane.
The masquerade give November
Der "A by the degree team of the
Woodmen of the World in the X. of
p hall was a very successful affair.
the hall being crowded with maskers
and the costumes being elaborate
and varied
Miss Dorothy Wilson returned
Sunday evening, after spending
Thanksgiving vacation at CoIfax Wis
iting relatives. She was accompan-
led to Pullman by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Grady of Colfax
/ Gladys Tabor spent the vacation
time at her home in Walla Walla,
/ Mrs. w. H. Tharp of Walla Walla
and Mrs. S. II. McLane of Vancouver
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with
their daughters at the Delta Zeta
house.
Over 500 townspeople and over
300 members of the college faculty
and student body have answered the
roll call Of the Red Cross. This is
probably the best showing made by
any community in Eastern Washing
ton.
r. NJ, Horton, formerly city editor
OF the Occur d'Alene Evening Press
stopped in Pullman Monday on his
way to Lewiston, Idaho where he
will join the staff of the Lewiston
Tribune.
S. G. Cooper, a representative of
the London (England) Times. was
Pullman visitor early in the week
F lie IS taking subscriptions for the
elaborate history of the recent war.
which the Times is preparing for
publication.
DR.. Alvin f. Evans and family of
Moscow, Idaho, spent THANKSGIVING
day with Mr. and Mrs. R. p. Cope at
their home on California street
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. d. Nasmyth went
to Spokane lest Friday to meet Mr..
Nasmyth's mother, who has come out
from the east to visit them.
Mrs Fred Densow entertained q
number of friends at a delightful
luncheon last Friday After the re.
1reShmpntS had boap ap invol ,.y-