Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
Local N<sNeS


whose legs were broken in an auto
mobile accident last week, is rapidly
recovering from the injuries and is
not expected to suffer any lasting
lill-effects from the accident.
TIE city council Tuesday evening
voted to purchase from Mrs. Myrtle
Seitz lot 4, Of block 2, Original Town
OF Pullman, for $3.50. Possession OF
the lot was necessary to straighten
the alley TO be paved in the Method
list hill district.
j. n. Scott has sufficiently recoy-
cred from a recent operation at the
Northwest Sanitarium to return to
his duties.
Mrs Charlotte Ramsay returned to
her home at Kent Tuesday after Wis
iting at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs j. A. oliver she was accom-
panlsd by Mrs. Brayman Walthall,
of Eatonville, who also had been i
visitor at the Oliver home.
A. d. Wexler returned Tuesday
from Berkeley, Calf, where he has
been for several months.
Only $500 of Pullman's quota Of
| $1,000 for Armenian relief has been
raised up to the present time. 1t is
probable that canvass of the city
will be necessary to raise the full
quota.
The members of the Sunnyside
club were entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs Frank Blair and
Mrs Karl Allen at the home of the
latter.
Mrs. Phoebe Bloom Taylor under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the Northwest Sanitarium Mon
DAY. Her condition is very salts
factory.
Percy Granger, noted Australian
pianist and composer, will give a con-
CcIL at tuS UNI NciSity VI Iudho duul-
torium next Saturday night. Pull
man people wishing to attend ma
secure information in regard to tick
cts by telephoning Professor Herbert
Kimbrough at the w. S. G.. music
conservatory
| Mrs. w. H. Eaton returned Mon
day from California, where she was
called by the illness of a daughter.
Doc" Irwin, the Palouse under
taker, came over this week to help
the X of p lodge conduct it's Fort
nine carnival. A "Forty-nine" show
without Doc" behind one of the
crap tables would be a failure.
The Knights of Pythias Insurance
Department News, official organ of
the supreme lodge insurance depart
ment, and published at Lafayette,
Ind. gives Evening Star Lodge OF
Pullman the front page position in
the March number The extensive
article is headed How Pullman
Pythians Got Their New Temple, "
and includes a discussion of the ways
and means by which the local Pyth-
ians acquired one of the best temples
in the Northwest Full credit is
given to Evening Star Lodge for
simply putting the Pythian spirit
into action
Lucille Warner, pianist at the
Grand theatre, was a visitor in Col
| fax Monday.
Reade M. Young is in Pullman this
week from Wenatchee, where he is
making good with the International
Harvester company. Mr.. Young was
sent to the Palouse country on COM
Pany business and expects to return
to Wenatchee next week.
Senator R. C. McCroskey was here
from Garfield Monday a ID Tuesday
to confer with other members of the
building committee of the State Col
lege.
j. o. Galloway returned Friday
evening from Scio, Ore, where he
was called by the death of his broth
er. M. M. Galloway, who succumbed
to heart failure.
Miss Susanna Johns of Moscow
was weekend visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lathe.
Mrs. Roy Neill and children re-
turned from CoKille Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs Minnie
Cameron, Mrs Neilrs mother.