Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-09

delightful concert Wednesday after
noon in honor of the visiting farm
eTs, who participated in the excur-
sion over the station farm.
Mr. and Mrs. u. G.. Lawler ano
Miss Viva LAWYER, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shaw and Robert, Jr., spenl
the Fourth at the Asotin park.
Rabbi Wise of New York gave an
interesting address before the sum-
mer school students and a number
df citizens yesterday, his subject be-
/ ing Americans, True and False"
City Attorney d. c. Dow delivered
the patriotic address at the Cotton
celebration Monday.
J. S. Klemgard has resigned his
membership on the board of trustees
of the Pullman cooperative buying
association and will be succeeded by
Scott Getchell.
w, w. Stoddard and daughter left
.ast week for Tacoma, where they
will visit for a month or more.
Henry Baker transacted business
at the county seat yesterday.
Cards have been received in Pull
man announcing the arrival of a TN
pound baby girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles K. Wheeler at
Stockton, Calf, on June 81. Mr..
Wheeler was formerly an employe
of the local post office.
Miss Viva Lawler has accepted a
position as fountain girl at the Idan-
ha pharmacy, Lewiston, Idaho
Mrs. Ira .Woodhurst has Just re-
turned from Yakima, where she Wis,
tied her parents. ~'''''
Professor w. S. Thornber ana
family of Lewiston. Idaho, spent the
Fourth as guests. of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Severance. Professor Thorn,
Der was formerly director of extern
sion for the State College of Wash,
ington, but resigned a year ago to
accept position as manager of large
farms, including one of has own,
near Lewiston.
Professor and Mrs. F. L. Pickett
returned Saturday from a three
weeks trip on the coast. Two weeks
were spent at Seabeck at the confer
ence and the last week with friends.
Miss Alva Sacnitz, graduate OF
Pullman high school in 1919 and
now a sophomore at Whitman Col
lege, is visiting Miss Pearl Kelso this
week.
| Edwin Fitch, William Holiday
and Arthur Mast, the two former
nephews of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
| George, are visiting in Pullman.
The boys are from Laramie, Wyo.,
and are touring the country in car,
having come by way of the Yellow
stone National park. They report
the roads good and the travel heavy
e. r. Johnson, assistant in the de-
partment of farm management, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sew
erance July 5.
That moving pictures will be
shown every Wednesday ana Friday
al tho colIoUa d,r;ro +ho oono~.. H..
period, beginning at 9:15, was the
announcement of DR.. F. F. Nader
this week The pictures are not
only interesting and entertaining,
but educational as well. Everyone
is welcome. A special invitation is
extended to children.
Professor o. L, Waller, vice presr-
dent of the college, was called east
because of the death of his sister In
Ohio. On his return trip Professor
Waller will visit irrigation projects
in Nevada, Arizona, Colorado ana
Utah.
Miss Ivy Llewllyn, head of the die,
! taphone office, will leave next week
for an extended visit on the Coast.
Miss Leila Hunt. head of the di-
vision of foods and nutrition in the
home economics department of the
State College, is spending the sum-
mer studying at the teachers college
of Columbia University.
President E. o. Holland of the
State College will go east some time
this month for the purpose of Sc
lecting new members to fill the va,
cancies in the State College faculty.
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