Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-10-28
ALBION

d IA Pullman last rluaS' AHey re-
=, n one of the cleanest games
-, they had ever witnessed.
frank Robson of Alberta has
4 Ian in town shaking hands with
some of his old acquaintances of last
inter He was on his way to spend
& me winter in California.
n william Cunningham is visiting
j. SON. Loren, who is in the Okla
hogan country
4 The moving picture program for
g friday night is as follows; Dollar
A 49, DOLLAR" 1.-THE Love Lesson" and
Il nrbe Rooster and the Eagle This
4 i, No. l program from start to
4 finish.
4 Basket ball practice has started
now and much interest is being mani
lasted in this sport. The home team
will play the Steptoe high school
,sam at Steptoe November ). A
girls' team is being recruited from
4 tho large number of girls in school.
A winning team should be developed.
4 Much interest has been manifested
oyer the announcement of the Hal
4 lowe'en masquerade party to be Civ
on at the high school auditorium
1 saturday night, October 30, to which
4 the public is invited. Those who
are not masked will be fined %
cents Come and have good time.
/ The Methodist Sunday school gave
surprise party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Anderson October %. The
evening was spent in playing games,
after which refreshments were
served. One and all voted the affair
success.
Il Halloween party will be held at
the Christian church Monday night,
october 81. Everyone is invited to
attend
The signers of the contract for the
winter lyceum course met last Sat
urday night and perfected an or
ganization to look after the matter.
Mr.. Farnsworth was elected chair
man, P. c. Smith vice chairman and
c. B. Thornton secretary and treas
urer. The course last year Melted
the sum of $95.15, which went to-
ward paying a part of the students
share on the moving picture machine.
Season tickets are to be sold at the
following prices adult. so; children
81. The price of single admissions
for each attraction will be, adults,
10 cents and children 50 cents
Seats may be reserved for price of
/. 20 cents for the entire course or the
same price for reservation on each
single admission ticket. The course
consists of the following numbers:
Inc Eugene Page Trio, musical and
entertainment; Hon. Frank S. Re-
gan, cartoonist and crayon artist;
harmony Four Quartet, entertain
ment; Hon. S. F. Sparks lecturer;
program given by the school. There
are live numbers in the course and
everyone of them a good one. There
are many who would give the season
price to hear S. F. Sparks, who was
Aefe last year and is being returned
70 US this year in answer to our re-
quest A complete outline of the
'ldracter of the course will follow
ia'er me people who have made it
posslole to bring this talent here are
- ioiloWs: c. M. Johnson, Ralph
'0hnson, Dan Knoll, Geo. S. Simp-
sOn' " u. LAWYER, e. S. Pearson, p
y smith, Earl kaufman, J. w. Dob
@un' Cora L. Farr, Mrs. Jane Nc
9''sAey' ). l.. Belmar, L. E. Mael,
D. Glunk, T. M. Farnsworth, w
cunningham, Rob't McClaskey,
avn j. Fink, H. c. Manning, C. l.
.OOerts' 6. w. Kerr Chas. Huff, f.
nun, A. j. French, Murrel Simp-
9un Ben S. Manning, Josephine Nc
NeV John F. Juhnke, C. Nj. Car
ton.
q party of young people surprised
ln Aleg and his wife last Saturday
en' They enjoyed many treats.
=, WI smith and his little daughter,
e' nave returned to Albion. FL
VIII attend school here this
Winter.
:, DUn forget the Halloween party
Tue school house next Saturday
Aing' Everybody invited.
o,, number of the people here are
t,n, ng themselves by going in
a.. loads at night to Pullman to
/ hal; the revival services which are
'sing held there.