Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-04-03
LOCAL BREVITIES

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Tuesday afternoon the Mothers MIR
club met at the home Of Mrs. J. F. arrive
'Rohler and listened TO a lecture on az e
sex hygiene by Professor SINNERS Of
the State College. This club has been Mr..
having a series of open meetings Cham
addressed by the following persons Murr'
Miss Roziskey on childrens stories
Dr. e. A. Evans on music; and Miss Mr..
Matthews discussed home nursing two s.
These meetings have been well at Y. L..
tended and have proved very inter
esting. Mis-
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The Neighborly Neighbors of week
Sunnyside hill spent most pleasant Mr. a
afternoon yesterday with Mrs. Harry
Austin at her beautiful home on Mrs
West Main. Dainty refreshments last
were served and the club accepted an ents,
invitation from Mrs. Scott Getchel
to meet with her and have dinner on Mrs
next Thursday. Cusly
Robert Burns on Wednesday re- MIR,
ceived a telegram from Mrs. Burns Story
announcing the death of Mrs. Burns Mosco
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Kribbs, which
occurred at Pomeroy Wednesday Mrs
morning The body was taken to HensC
Dayton, the former home of Mrs IL til
Kribbs Tor burial the services being days
held yesterday
Mrs
The tolling of the fire bell failed Baker
to exert its usual magic influence noon
over the members of the city council
Tuesday evening, with the result r.
that no session of the city fathers ditch
was held because of the lack of GwinI
quorum. to Pu
while
The members of the local camp of hole.
the Modern Woodmen of America
held social session last Tuesday The
evening TO which a number of friends will h
CT the members were invited. Cards, school
dancing and refreshments constitut- one at
ed the evenings pleasure. at Z :;
Mrs. w. f. Ralston. widow of the X.
late DR.. w E. Ralston of the yeter- seyera
mary faculty of Washington State OF the
College, has received a check for
$2006.83 from the Western Union Mr..
Life Insurance company in full pay- and c
ment of the policy held by DR.. Raj atives
sion. Mrs. Ralston and the children
are still at Lima, Ohio, where her The
parents reside. tertai
A NJ.
The winners in the Eighth grade Every
defamation contest of last Friday attend
were Earl Zimmerman. first; Merle
Ellis, second; Marie Mccarthy, third. Thi
The district contest will take place this
at the high school on Saturday next w. S.
Lual
The Woman's Christian Tamnar- hall.
ance Union will give a dime social in
the parlors of the NJ. e. church next one
Friday. ApriI 10 at 2.3on m rbore severe
will be a short program. Every
body is invited to come and bring Mis-
friend. Mrs. {
work
The ladies of Altar society will
hold an Easter sale or bazaar of Arm
fancy and plain articles. including all spend
kinds of children's goods on Satur their
day, April 4, at the City Dye Works,
from 10 a. N. until D. m. Mr..
Cola,
Chas. Gowdy has begun excavat-
Ing for a new house on his B street Mis-
property next w. H. Kincaid's. non I
George Ewing has sold his half in guests
terest in the Star Theater to P. w. days
strupper.
Mrs
Miss Elma Mccain went to Colfax for Sc
yesterday to spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Bernard Raber. AID
Not
Miss Melcina La Toilette is at the bids Y
college hospital, suffering from a the CT
severe attack of tonsiltis. ton, Il
all oil
Mrs. T. M. Wyman OF Colfax has equipl
been visiting friends in Pullman this One
"eeA' tank.
One
Mrs. M. c. Gray is very seriously One
III at the Pullman hospital. nectet
One
MIS- Mary A. Williams underwent rectet
surgical operation at the hospital One
at Colfax last week. She rallied we'll come
and is rapidly improving Tw,
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