Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-18

Trees and shrubs are being plant
ed in the Pullman cemetery, the work
being supervised by a councilmanic
committee headed by J. p. Duthie
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will meet with Mrs. VIM, irwin on
Tuesday afternoon, November %,
at 2:3C p. m
The football game between the
University of Washington frosh and
the Cougar kittens last Friday after
noon resulted in a victory for me
visitors by a score OF rs to 0. At
the opening of the second half the
Cougar cubs carried the ball from the
middle of the field to the Z. of ".
three-yard line but were held for
downs. Individually the w. S. {.
babes we're fully as good as their
opponents, but they lacked in team
work and fumbled the ball frequent
ly. The Sun Dodgers made most of
their gains on forward passes.
Word has been received in Pull
man of the marriage of Miss Ethel
Dana, a graduate of the State Col
lege, and l.. c. Bullock, both teach
ers in the Oroville schools. Miss
Dana graduated from the State Col
lege two years ago and since that
time has been employed as instruc-
tor in home economics at Oroville.
The groom is instructor in CONNER
cial branches.
Floyd ("HiO Manring, formerly
in the drug business in Pullman, is
visiting local relatives and friends
this week Mr.. Manring is now with
the Exide battery people, with head
quarters in Seattle.
Cliff Parr underwent an operation
for ruptured appendix last Thurs
day He is still in a critical condi-
ton
The Neighborly Neighbors club
was entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. H. H. George.
j. R. Ruply was in the city from
Charleston Wednesday.
Several auto loads of local MIN
rods hunted Chinese pheasants near
Lapwai Idaho, Saturday and Sunday
and all report limit or near-limit
kills.
Whitman County Post No. |,
American Legion, added 500 to its
treasury as a result of the net pro-
ceeds of the celebration held in Pull
man Armistice day.
Roy Westleys Boy Scouts did a
good work last week when thew
cleaned up the city tourist park.
DR.. F. d. Johnston and NJ. J. Chap
man comprise the committee named
to visit the Franklin school this
week. j. F. Boiler and j. G. Law
VIII visit the Edison school and n
V. Carpenter and William Laird wera
assigned to the high and Main
schools.
Inc ladies of the w. r. c. have
received many compliments on the
excellence of the luncheon served for
the eX-service men at noon Armis-
lice day and the facility with which
they TOOK care of the hungry hun
dreds. Six hundred pieces of ann1o
PIE with more than that many sand
Wlches, dozens of gallons of baked
Deans and many gallons of coffee
were served. The coffee was do
mated by Sanders grocery.
MIS- E. Z. Johnson gave a delight
ful bridge party Monday afternoon
at her home on Monroe street Good
eats were served. Mrs. VIM. Good
year won the prize for the highest
score.
r. 5. Sturges of Spokane arrived
IN Pullman yesterday to supervise
the collection of wheat donations for
the starving people of the near east.
he VIII be assisted by a local com
mittee.
Mrs Mary Pratt of Seattle arrived
last Friday to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Sanders.
The Red Cross roll call is drag
ging in Pullman. Up to yesterday
less than 200 members had been Sc
cured, as against over 1900 last
year AS one-half of the member
snip fee of one dollar can be retained
by the Pullman branch for local
needs 1t is hoped that many more
VIII enroll Red Cross workers are
stationed at both the baplye o,.o,,.