Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-04-22

Rev. Paul +. Green went to Spo-
kane Wednesday to attend a meeting
of the Epworth League committee of
several districts for the consideration
of the possibility of holding a Young
Peoples Institute this summer in the
Spokane territory
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Stone and
daughter of Anaconda, Mont, are
guests at the home of Mrs. Stones
mother, Mrs. Matilda F. Cannon
G. A. Street, manager of the Mid
way store, who is on visit in Mis-
souri, writes from Perdin that the
weather is excellent but business con-
ditions very poor.
Word has been received in Pull
man of the death at Long Beach,
Calf, of NJ. l.. Duffy, formerly a cit
izen of Pullman. Death came very
suddenly, the result of heart failure.
Mrs. L. B. Johnson is a guest at
the home of her sister, Mrs. NJ. S.
lamar. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson just
recently graduated from the Palmer
school of chiropractic physicians at
Davenport, Iowa. They will locate
at Olympia for the practice of their
profession. Mrs. Johnson will be re-
membered here as Miss May Wen
ham.
A delegation of Colfax Boy Scout
boosters were in Pullman last Sun
day in the interests of the first class
council for Whitman and Latah coun-
ties. The members of the delegation
were II. NJ. Love, D. Milgard, r. f.
Bigelow, R. l.. McCroskey, the Rev.
F o. Wyatt and Mayor o. C. CHASER.
Harry Walter arrived from his
new home at Zillah. Wash, the lat
ter part of last week, accompanying
his family to that place Wednesday.
John Metsker and Leonard Kill
ham returned last Friday from
fishing expedition to Williams lake.
They returned with a good catch of
silver trout. The man who says the
silver trout isn't as gamy as they
make EN- never caught one" is the
way Mr.. Metsker sums up their sport
Mrs. Matte TURNKEY entertained
the E. Q. bridge club Monday even
ing. Mrs. George Fairchild won the
oil ha,
lin the guest prize. Delicious re-
freshments were served and a very
enjoyable evening was spent. The
club will be entertained next Mon
day evening by Mrs. A. B. Boiling.
Mrs Frank Maston entertained the
Neighborly Neighbors club of Sunny
side hill at her home on Shirley
street yesterday afternoon.
j. L, Dumas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren F. Dumas were Pullman visit
ors the first of the week, returning
to their home at Dayton Tuesday.
A Dayton olfax-Pullman picnic is
scheduled for Central Ferry, on
Snake river, next Sunday, when mu-
tual friends from the three points
will assemble in the grove across the
river for an all-day celebration. The
plans are contingent, however, upon
the behavior of the weather man.
Sergeant and Mrs. C. R. Chapel
entertained a number of friends at a
500 party Saturday evening, the
guests playing at five tables Miss
Seth Bolsinger proved most adept at
the popular game and was awarded
first prize, the consolation prize be-
ing awarded to Mrs H. f. New
hrough
The home of Frank Henderson,
just south of Pullman, was the scene
of a happy surprise party Saturday
evening, Mr.. Henderson's Masonic
friends being the perpetrators. Cards
and refreshments were enjoyed by
the guests.
Edmond Reese underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the North
west sanitarium Monday evening.
Preliminary operations on the i'm
provement work in the Methodist
hill and College Park districts are
progressing rapidly. and the paving
of the 35 blocks in the two districts
will be rushed to completion The
steam drill finished its operations on
Paradise street. at High street, the
first of the week and small charges
of dynamite were placed in each of
the many holes in the solid rock.
The grade will be reduced approx
mately four feet at this point.
Rain, rain. rain, and no sign of
letup It's fine for the fall crops,
which never looked better, but the
farmer who has not yet sowed his
spring grain is beginning TO chastise