Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24

Miss Rena Duthie arrived early
this week from Denver, Colo, TO
spend the Christmas season with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Duthie.
DR. and Mrs. F. j Kayler enter
tanned a few friends at five hun
dred party Wednesday evening.
Miss Elaine Stimson arrived this
week from Cheney to spend the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
HAIRY Stimson. She is a student at
Cheney Normal School.
Homer Folger this week received
letter from Mrs. Folger, at Osceola
| Iowa, stating that her brother, who
recently suffered stroke of paraly-
sis, is improving.
| Walter Libby was arrested We'd
nesday by officials from the sheriff
office and taken to Colfax. 1t is al
legged that the charges preferred are
in connection with the case of Rosa
lie DeGilbert, who was fined for de-
! fra uding an inn keeper.
| Miss Ethel Oderlin of the First Ma
| tional bank force will eat Christmas
dinner with home folks at Palouse
The Eliza Hart Spalding chap
ter of the D. A. R. met Saturday with
Mrs. VIM. Goodyear. After the bust
ness meeting Mrs. Clara Monroe
read a paper on the Inland Empire
Settlement and Romances." The
chapter has offered gold pin to the
member of the senior class in Pull
man high school having the highest
scholarship in civics and American
| history.
Miss Vivian Duthie arrived yester-
day from Hoquiam, where she is
teaching, to spend the holidays at
| home.
The condition of Mrs. F. f. Pot
ter continues to slowly improve and
| her husband and friends feel much
encouraged by the indications of re-
covery
Brown NJ. Schick, editor of the Pa
louise Republic, and one of the most
successful publishers in the county
was in Pullman Wednesday. Mr..
! Schick is one of the veteran news
paper men of the county and issues
one of the best weekly papers in
eastern Washington.
II Between three and four hundred
little folks gathered on Main street
in front of the Emerson Mercantile
company's store Wednesday after
noon to greet Santa Claus. He made
| his appearance on the roof of the
building and showered the merry
crowd with small bags of candy. 1t
Zwas a feature which added much to
the holiday jollity.
The community Christmas tree was
| prettily decorated Wednesday with
colOred globes and a cross at the top.
When Illuminated it presented a
| beautiful sight. Last evening a large
crowd gathered about the tree, sang
| Christmas carols and listened to an
earnest appeal by F. NJ Slagle for
contributions to relieve the starving
children of Europe.
e. w. Thorpe and little son, War
rem, returned yesterday from a visit
of several days in Spokane.
A number of Pullman people at
| tended the opening of the fine new
Liberty theatre at Colfax last night
and others are going down to see The
I Humoresque, which will be featured
December %, &c and 27.
The Standard Lumber company
moved It's office and stock this week
to It's new quarters on Grand street,
opposite the O.-W. r. & N depot.
A description of the new plant will
be printed in the next issue of The
| Herald.
Chas. Burrows, proprietor of the
Old Bull Hide shoe shop, is spending
the holidays in Spokane.
Mrs. A. l.. Jinnett this week re-
ceived a crate of fine oranges from
her son, A. L. Jinnett, who is work
| ing with the Southern Pacific bridge
building force in the Sacramento val
ley California. The fruit was of
| splendid quality and flavor.
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