Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-26
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a Mrs, Thomas DUR ana
Mt anghter. Enola, arrived Sat
,d' from their home "a. at spokane S
urdD several days at the home OF
70 s Mrs. Sherman Brannon.
NJ I'd Mrs. Chris Naffziger have
". Ia home from Long Beach,
re'ui where they spent the
winter. ,,ns pou
n.,'Dox spent Tuesday afternoon at
wa F. Carrothers home
uio ~so Rev. C. H. Harrison of Pull
al hold services at the Bryant
,bOol house Sunday afternoon at "
clock. ,
BERT Hatley has purchased new
IsudeOaker automobile
To, Kendall has returned from
.,ora where he spent the winter,
A. ~ u employed by Cecil Eaton,
Coseral from this neighborhood
..aod the D. T. Farley sale last
Il attenueu wv
| Thursday a., ,,...,.,
40 was celebrated the sixty-ninth
/ 1,.,hdoy of Grandmother Fulfs
/ thor of Mrs. Max Hinrichs. Those
.,ont were: Mr. and Mrs. j. X.
r,,fo and son, Mrs. Klee and two
+ ,h,ldren. Grandmother Fulfs, Miss
| Nellie Gaines, and Mr. and Mrs. Max
+ Hiprichs and family.
L l. NJ. Klemgard was a business
visitor at Colfax Friday last.
4 Jerry Hogan met with painful
.ocIdant last Friday while driving
,ome cattle through Main street in
Pullman. His pony slipped on the
Oovement. throwing its rider agains,
the curbing, severely decorating one
oor and the side of his face and top
of his head
E Little Miss Annie Carrothers was
guest at the Frank Murray home
from Saturday until Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Turk and children
spent Saturday afternoon at the
Robert Greenwell home.
Harold Brannon was a business
visitor at Colfax Saturday.
Mrs Mabel Keith Morris and lit
tie son, Harry, spent last week in
Kendrick Idaho, guests of the form
er's sister, Miss Amy Keith.
Mackie Heinrichs caught a coy
Ote in a squirrel trap one day this
week and succeeded in killing the
animal.
Miss Katheryn White of Pullman
was a guest at the home of her
cousin, Mrs Frank Murray, from
Friday until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Haxton and
children were guests at the J. W.
Haines home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ryan were Col
ton visitors Saturday, bringing their
little daughter, Nell, to the farm on
Sunday and returning her to the ST
Scholastica academy on Sunday ar
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hatley and son,
Mabry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
brannon drove to Colfax Sunday af-
ternoon in the formers new car.
Mrs. Bert West and two children
left Monday for Camas, Idaho. to
JOIN her husband on their home
stead
MISS Minnie Story has been seri-
ously Ill for several days.
Mrs. A. E. Olson and brother Ed
LyDecker, were calling on friends in
'nls neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
MT. and Mrs. J. c. Kamerrer and
MI and Mrs. C. D. Martin were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. r. l.. Hollen-
pack on Sunday.
Master Wayne Bryant spent this
week at the home of his grand
motner Mrs. A. F. Carrothers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Carrothers
spent Sunday at the Frank Murray
none' the guests of Mrs. Carrothers'
laughter, Mrs. Minnie Bryant.
Mrs Frank Murray spent from
saturday until Sunday at the home
ner father, Pat Ryan, in Pullman.
While trying to remove a screw
from his gun on Tuesday of this
p0eA' D l.. Brown had his left hand
seriously injured when the screw
urNer slipped and penetrated the
,0'ny part of his hand. II is
thought his thumb will be herman
emily injured.
MISS Effie Story has returned
nsne after spending some time at
4o nome of her sister. Mrs. Ben
uSoh' near Pullman.
Dr' and Mrs. Ed Mcguire. Mrs.
mamie VA Johnson, Mrs. Davis and Miss
a1'eeh Mcguire of Pullman. called
"a friends in this neighborhood Sun
uay afternoon