Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-04


A. Hodges for the Wawawai-Staley
district.
j. b. Bostic returned the latter
pant of last week from an extended
visit with relatives and friends IN
California and Missouri Mr.. Bostic
reports a pleasurable trip but says
he is glad to be back in the Palouse
country.
George n. Henry went to Spokane
last week, where he underwent a
successful operation.
Z. w Downen left the last of the
week for San Francisco for surgical
treatment.
Dean l.. o. Howard of the school
of mines of the State College left
Monday for Spokane, where he is at
tending the Northwest Mining con
yention. Tuesday he discussed the
subject Safeguarding Investments
Through Bureaus Of Mines and Ge-
ology" Professor c. G. Warfel went
to Spokane yesterday to attend the
convention.
Arthur Henry left Friday for Al
bany, Ore. where he has purchased
a tire shop He was accompanied
by Thomas Chamberlain, formei
employe of the Pullman Tire Shop,
who will assist him in the work.
Mrs. Henry and the baby will remain
in Pullman for several weeks before
proceeding to Albany. The Henry
residence on West Main street will
be occupied by the L. X Martini
family.
The statements of the two Pull
man banks show combined resources
of S2,14S,424.44, a very creditable
showing for this time of the year.
The deposits also remain at a highly
satisfactory status.
Captain Cushman of Spokane, rep
resenting the Portland Cement assoc
citation, was a Pullman visitor Tues
day and Wednesday.
NJ. NJ. See of the Northwest Fire
Equipment company, Spokane, was
ir the city the first of the week pre-
senting the successful bid on fire
hose to the city council Tuesday
evening.
Judge Thos. Neill transacted legal
business at Colfax Tuesday.
F. V. Roth has been granted per-
mission by the city council to OBJ
struct a part of Oak street while
building operations on his new apart
ment house are under way.
City Attorney D. C. Dow has pre-
sented the city with large quantity
of flower bulbs, to be planted in the
parking strips in different parts of
town which abut city property. The
city dads extended a vote of thanks
to the donor.
Dr. and Mrs. F. l.. Ball entertained
number of friends at a very enjoy
able 500 party Saturday evening.
George Washington decorations were
much in evidence and the house was
beautifully decorated with red carna-
tions. Five tables were occupied by
the players. Mrs. F. c. Densow won
the prize for the greatest number of
progressions and Mr.. Greenawalt
was awarded the consolation prize.
An incipient blaze in the basement
of the Delta Delta Delta sorority
house on Star Route Extension was
extinguished Wednesday morning be-
fore any serious damage had been
done, but not till an alarm had been
turned in and the fire bell had been
rung vigorously.
Rev. G. w. Laidlaw returned
Wednesday from Spokane, where he
had been comforting with Bishop
Page
Miss Mildred Roberts entertained
few of her school friends at a de-
lightful dancing party last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Scion Shedd went to Spokane
Sunday to stay with Mrs. C. A. Barry.
whose husband is critically i'll with
pneumonia Professor Barry was
one of the pioneer members OF the
faculty of the State College. but for
some time has been acting-president
OF Whitworth College At last re-
ports his condition was slightly i'm
proved
S. E. Ratliff, former deputy col
lector of internal revenue. was ur
from Colfax Monday and Tuesday as
sisting number of Pullman bushes.
men and farmers in making out theil
income tax returns.
Marjorie Olson celebrated he
tenth birthday Tuesday by entertain
ing number of her little friends a
party after school Games and re
freshments made the afternoon pas