Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-10-07
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


was present and gave a talk out
lining the proposed work of the ma
tional association fer the year and
telling what she hoped the state
work might be. The secretary, Mrs.
Goodyear read a report from the
chapter delegate, Mrs, Skidmore, to
the national congress in Washington.
Refreshments were served. Adj
journed to meet October 20 with
Mrs. g A Street
All the federated women's clubs
of the city held joint meeting yes
terday in McCroskey hall to hear the
reports Of the delegates to the state
convention in Tacoma last June The
Historical club was the hostess club
and Mrs Clara Monroe, president of
that club, was the presiding officer.
Miss Vera Jones sang two solos and
Miss Mildred Allen played q piano
solo. Tea and waters were served
while a social hour was enjoyed.
Dolph Coolidge, president of the
Colfax National bank, was in Pull
man Monday on business.
The Entire Nous club held regu
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H. H. Chambers
Miss Beulah Haines of Everett is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. f. Staley.
j, A, Tedford of Lewiston spent
the week end with his son, ]. NJ. Ted
ford
The Woodmen Of the World gave
an enjoyable social to its members
Wednesday evening and a large
crowd spent very pleasant evening.
Old time music for the old time
dances featured the entertainment
which also included some modern
dances, and refreshments were
served.
Stewart Stapleton of Colfax was
in Pullman yesterday.
Mrs. f. L. Gard of Dayton is visit
ing her daughter, Miss Lorraine,
student at the college.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Martin are
moving into their new residence on
Grand street, just recently COM
pleted.
Floyd Hamilton went to Spokane
Tuesday on business:
Harry Struppler drove to Morley.
Idaho, Tuesday and brought home
his wife, who had been visiting there
L. F. Shirley of Portland, Ore,
was in Pullman this week on bust
ness connected with the VIM. Cham
bers estate, of which he is admin
istrator.
Mrs Ella Struppler returned Mon
day from Genesee. Idaho, where she
had been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. L. Greenawalt,
Dr. and Mrs. M. j. Beistel, Captain
and Mrs. Scott, ] n Scott and two
or three others autoed to Lewiston
last Sunday and played round of
on the links there,
The many local friends of Major
Edward Kimmel will be pleased to
learn that he has been advanced to
the rank of colonel He is now sta
toned at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dahman are the
parents of son born September 30
Mrs. Isophene Burkcoulter Martin,
at present resident of Pullman, is
the daughter of the man who for
years was the gardener of Abraham
Lincoln. She attended the funeral
of the martyred president.
President E. o. Holland went to
mai tiHSlOH THIS WEEK, where ne de-
livered an address at live stock
show.
There will be social meeting of
the members of the Auxiliary to the
American Legion at the home of Mrs.
James Emert Thursday evening. Oc-
tober 20.
Reade Young made a business trip
TO Spokane yesterday.
Visitors at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. John G. Law are his mother,
Mrs. Minnie c. Law, and grandmoth
er, Mrs. T. n. Lakin, both of Van
dalia, Ill. The two ladies are max
ing tour of the west, going from
here to California and Texas, with a
side trip into Mexico, and then bacl,
to Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs n r Stalav went nm