Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-04-08


benefit.
Mesdames H. NJ. Love, Charles
Hill, ]. L. Irwin and II. l. Willis and
the Misses Jenkins and Lucille Love
drove over from Colfax Wednesday
to visit Mrs. j. n. Pocock, who is i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
B. Boiling.
Miss Lucille Pinkley spent the
spring vacation as guest at the c.
w. Mcfarland home in Colfax.
j. H. T. Smith, who has held the
high esteem of the people of this
community for quarter of cen
fury, is today the most unpopular
man in town Reason j. H. T. Is
collecting poll tax information for
the county assessors office, having
been appointed a special deputy as
SCISSOR.
Architect William Swain was in
Colfax this week on business con-
nected with the plans for the new
addition to the court house, which
he will prepare.
Contractor F. V. Roth was bust
ness visitor to Spokane this week
DR.. C. w. Moore, childs special
list of Portland, Ore, was visitor
this week at the home of his father,
H. V. Moore, who accompanied him
back to the Rose City.
Stanton j. Hall returned Tuesday
from Spokane, where he was called
by the death of his mother The
funeral services were held Monday
Mrs. George T. Mcmahon returned
Saturday from visit in Spokane.
Lockers and rifle racks for the use
of the local company of the National
Guard were received this week and
installed in the glard hall on Alder
street. The material came in
Knocked down" form and repre-
sents value of $1,000.
Mrs. A, A. Henry, who left recent
ly for her new home at Albany, Ore,
is reported seriously Ill at that place
with blood poisoning. The trouble
started from an infection in her
hand, the poison spreading through
out her entire system.
The chamber of commerce is agi-
tating the proper marking of the
roads of Whitman county and will
soon send out committee to place
signs on the road crossings in this
vicinity.
Half an inch of snow fell Saturday
night, dispelling any belief in the
bosom of the optimst that spring
has came"
The chamber of commerce Tues
day appointed a committee of five
members to assist the general Com
munity building committee in rails
ing sufficient funds at once to finish
paying for the lots recently pur-
chased. The chamber by unanimous
vote endorsed the work of the gen
eral committee and pledged contin-
ued support until the building is "A
reality.
The Z. O. bridge club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Mrs Ma
ME Johnson at the home of Mrs.
Sadie Pfeiffer The members prize
was won by Miss Beth Bolsinger,
while Mrs. j. r. Stephenson captured
the guest prize. Delicious refresh
ments We're served. The club will
meet next Tuesday evening at the
John Squires home, with Miss June
Squires as hostess.
Mrs. J. NJ. Davis and Mrs. George
Severance will represent the Pullman
Mothers club at the meeting of the
State Federation in Olympia in June
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson en-
tertained the E. NJ. P. club at their
home on Military hill last Saturday
evening. Progressive pinocle and de
licious refreshments featured the
evenings program. Mrs William
klossner won the ladies' prize for eff
ficieney at pinochle while c. A. Yelle
won the gentlemen prize. Beth Boil
singer and Nazaire Yelle captured the
consolation prizes
Kenneth Ross spent the spring va
walton with relatives in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Boiling were
weekend visitors in Spokane, return
ing Monday
A. ]. Rounds, father of DR.. A. A.
Rounds, is seriously i'll at the home
of his son. The esteemed old gentle
man is IS years old but has remark
able vitality and is expected to reeov-
Ell soon.
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