Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIES


number of friends at a delightful
Kensington Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her sisters, Mrs. w. A. Hall
o. Seattle and Mrs. Julian Howard of
st. John, The invitations were in
rhyme and each guest was requested
to answer in verse. The answers
were read during the afternoon and
created much amusement
Thomas Towey and Harry Hall
will leave the first of next month for
Portland where they will enroll at
the Pacific Dental College.
The ladies of the Sunnyside Hill
club were entertained yesterday at
the country home of Mrs. William
Erwin.
The old Napoleon White residence
in the north end of town, occupied
by Bert West and family was total
ly destroyed by fire at midnight
last Sunday. Mr. West was sleep
ing in tent near the house and the
flames were not discovered until too
late to save either the dwelling or
its contents
fire of unknown origin in the
I. c. Martin implement store Sun
day noon destroyed several laprobes
and other small articles, but the
flames were extinguished before any
serious damage was done.
1t is reported that viii LAWN died
at Spangle on Wednesday. He was
about 40 years of age and for a long
time had been in poor health. He
lived for several months with his
brother, Frank in Pullman, prior to
the removal of the latter to Lewis
ton, Idaho, last spring.
Miss Genevieve Olson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Olson of near
Pullman, was married yesterday at
san Diego, Cal, to Warren Taylor.
manager of the Hazard, Gould Hard
ware Co of that city. Miss Olson
has large circle of friends in Pull
man and vicinity who will join in
extending congratulations and best
wishes. The happy couple win re-
side at San Diego.
j. j. Murray has rented his farm
north of Pullman to Upshaw broth
ers and will sell all his stock and
farming implements at public auc-
tion September 25. J. q. Hicks will
be the auctic leer.
There was no service at the EMS
copal church last Sunday on account
OF the illness of the rector, Rev. J.
G. Robinson.
r. w, link has been selected to
assist }. F. Boiler, head of the de-
partment OF physical education at
the W. S. c., and to coach the foot
ball team of the preparatory depart
ment. He is an eastern man who
has taken courses in physical eduea.
ton at Ctatauqua Lake. N. Y. and
at the Y. NJ. C. A. at Springfield,
Mass.
Work on the foundation Of the
new Presbyterian church is we'll
under way and a large supply of
brick and stone has been delivered
on the ground.
W. a. Moss has begun work on the
construction of a bungalow near his
house, which win be occupied nv
Professor shippee.
Professor F. A. Thomson. NJ I
Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs w
Pritchard will attend the Pacific
coast conference of Protestant
Episcopal churchmen, which began
at Spokane yesterday.
The high school boys have laid ont
a gridiron at the city park and are
engaged in daily football practice
The high school games will probably
be played there.
Professor and Mrs. L. r. Sbinnae
returned Wednesday morning from
Forest Grove. Ore, where they spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyne of Macomb
ILL., arrived yesterday to visit the
family Of Mrs. Wyne's sister. Mrs. J
A. Hungate.
MIS- f. R. shurtIeff went TO Cola,
Wednesday to spend a few dow 10,
friends. VIII