Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES

Word has been received of the
marriage of Miss Gertrude Peterson
and Edward Lewis at Lewiston. Miss
Peterson formerly was a resident of
this city and has many friends who
wish her happiness. The young
couple has gone to Portland to re-
side.
The members of the Young Moth
ers club spent Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Isaac Buckley,
Just east of town. and report a very
enjoyable time
Rev. J. G. Robinson and a party of
eight boys of the Episcopal church
went down to the Mckenzie orchard
on Snake river Tuesday morning and
returned Wednesday evening.
Attorney II. j, Welty of ColfaX
was a business visitor the first of the
week.
Editor Lynch of the Rosalia Cit
izen-J ournal was among the throng
of visitors to Pullman last Friday
for the big conference track meet.
A large number of Pullman G.. \.
r. men went to ColfaX last Saturday
to witness the unwilling of the old
soldiers monument which graces the
northwest corner of the court yard
square.
J. J. Kimm, 1913 graduate from
the State College, has accepted a posi-
ton in the Pullman State bank.
Mrs. Cathcart entertained the
Women's Auxiliary of st. James
church Wednesday.
Leonard Burgunder Of Colfax spent
the week end in Pullman.
Miss Alma Browder of Colfax
student at the University of Cali
fornia, spent the week end at the ri
Beta Phi house.
Mrs. e. o. Cathcarts mother, Mrs.
Gerhardt of Pomeroy, returned to
her home Tuesday after a few days
visit in Pullman.
Frank Morris and family autoed
up from Lewiston, Idaho, last Satur.
day and spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Garrett.
w. D. Henry and son have bought
the Mark P. Miller warehouses at
Chambers.
Mrs. j. E. Weaver entertained a
number of friends last Friday after
noon at a very enjoyable Kensington.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Rounds spent
the last week end in Spokane.
Miss Helen Olson left last Monday
for San Diego, Calf, to visit her
sister, Mrs, Warren Taylor.
Mrs. Malinda Champlin underwent
a serious operation at Sacred Heart
hospital last week on Tuesday She
is doing nicely.
Mrs. A. A. Rounds and Mrs. f. O.
Brownson entertained 80 ladies
Tuesday Afternoon at a five hundred
party and yesterday afternoon gave a
kensington, both at the home of Mrs.
Rounds.
A large crew of men is laying the
new 10-inch water main on Grand
street and the work is being rushed
as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. w. l.. Parker and little
daughter Elizabeth, of Baker, Ore,
are visiting Mrs. Scion Shedd and
in
week.
Professor and Mrs. Oscar Jacobson
started for Paris, France, last Tues
day They also expect to visit
Sweden and Algiers during the sum
mer
Miss Bruce and Miss Bourbon of
Pomeroy are visiting Mrs. c. A.
Isaacs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Rodrick re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Bear lake, near Kendrick. where
they spent several days fishing. Ex-
cellent luck is reported, bass being
plentiful in the lake and trout in the
stream which is fed by the lake
waters.
The arbitration mittee which
was selected to arbitrate the claim of
Thomas Hays for injuries sustained
by his daughter in the high school
gymnasium, has not as yet adjusted
the claim, but it is expected that
meeting for that purpose will be held
early next week.
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