Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09
EVANSVILLE

! - home at Spokane after visiting
! some time at the Sherman Bran
! home. They stopped at Albion,
~ .sa,r way home to visit relatives
! few days.
The Misses Hattie Story and Ella
,,.nson we're guests at the j. I. La
rollatte home on Easter.
~ and Mrs. &C. II. Kincaid and
.,,ldron Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kin
aid Hiss Anita Kincaid, and Mr..
"a Mrs. Will Hogan and children
rora guests at the J. M. Klemgard
home on Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ryan spent
Easter in Cotton.
An eight and a half pound son ar
.,ved at the Frank Wilson home on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Carrothers and
,hildren we're guests on Easter at the
y A. Hodges home.
Mrs Belle Wilcox left on Wednes-
aay for Riparia to visit relatives.
Frank Murray had the misfortune
on Monday to have one of his horses
severely cut on the wire.
Word has been received of the
birth Of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Claggett at Salem, Oregon, on
Monday, March 20. Mrs, Claggett
was formerly Miss Ella Houck of this
neghborhood.
The Haxton children have been
suffering from a severe attack of ton
Siltis this week.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant spent Easter
Sunday at the Bert Hatley home.
Edgar Morse spent from Saturday
until Sunday at the home of his
mother in Pullman.
Miss Ella Henson was a guest at
the Story home few days last week.
Miss Susie Elliott of Pullman spent
her spring vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. Aleck Hatley at the Arch Hatley
home.
The Misses Patsy Klemgard and
Lola Bryant returned on Monday to
the st. Scholastica's academy at Col
ton, after spending a short vacation
at the home of their parents.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rucker and Master
Homer Holiday spent Easter Sunday
OF the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Haines and
Iamlly, Mr.. and Mrs. Fredenburg and
baby, and Mr.. Bortel spent Easter at
the Max Hinrichs home.
Whitman Pomona No. 2 will meet
IN regular session at Garfield on May
q at 1920 o'clock.
Hrs. Grace Johnston and son, Ed
ward, and Miss Florence Stein of
tem, Idaho, were guests last week
AZ the H. w. Hodges home.
Dr. and Mrs. |. N. Kelly of Cotton
we're guests at the s. Easto home
over Easter.
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MT. and Mrs. H. w. Hodges and
mas Stein were guests at the Bert
''eln home near Almota Sunday.
MT and Mrs. Arthur Whitten and
Lora, were Sunday guests
y the J. T. LaFollette home.
Mr' Dick Morris of The Dalles,
're'' arrived last week to Join his
ne and son, who have been visiting
VI some time at the C. o. kellogg
ONE.
II mas been decided to hold a sec
no reunion of the Pioneer Changers
: hwartsville on the second meeting
light in May.
MIS- >. Easto spent a few days
4is week at the home of her
@ushter, Mrs. |. N. Kelly at Cotton.
iniS neighborhood was shocked to
car OF the sudden death of Mrs.
"art' wife of Captain James Ewart
ooilax on Saturday. In the early
ass Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart settled near
= present site of Evansville, which
! o was given in honor of them.
10y were members of the first
ee ever organized here, known
rloneer Grange, and at the pioneer
.anioh at Ewartville last spring
were made honorary members
EWartville Grange.
.ne death of another old time
,Sloent of this neighborhood oc-
..ieu on Sunday at Moscow. Mrs.
danoe, who, with her hus-
nVed for many years on a
:. "nich they owned near the c..
-. latin nome, and which is now a
:" the II. j. Young farm, will
ents. inc oioei 1851
"a ana Mrs. ]. j. VanBruggen
$50, - son OF Pullman. spent Sunday
''erhoon at the V. L. Higgins home