Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-02-18
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

DIR. Charles A, Payne, who is lee
turing at the college, will give
short talk at the union missionary
meeting at the Presbyterian church
this afternoon. DR.. Payne is re
tired minister, has travelled arount
the world and will have something
of great value to say to Pullman
women on the subject of missions.
s. w Collins OF the firm of Gan
non Bros. d Collins, returned We'd
nesday to his home at Whitefish
Mont, after spending few days in
Pullman, looking over the store here
He was much pleased with business
conditions in this section, which he
says are better than in the east OF
south.
Mrs. Jennie Westacott of Garfield
was a guest of Mrs. }. p Duthie last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Duthie enter
tanned the teachers in the public
schools at very enjoyable party
Thursday evening of last week.
Games and refreshments made the
time pass quickly and pleasantly.
Mrs. G. w. Brady OF Spokane is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. E. W..
Thorpe and Mrs. j. T. Laraway.
Miss Glenna Troy has resigned as
Oh, -, Dull r1u n
high school to accept position in
the Walla Walla high school.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A, Cassidy enter
tanned number of their friends at a
delightful card and dancing party at
their home last Saturday evening.
Mrs. c. c. Todd entertained num-
Der of friends Tuesday afternoon at
novel party. Each guest was invit-
eG in verse to bring an old glove and
needle and thread. After all had
assembled they were directed to
make some article out of the glove.
Mrs. n, j. Aiken was awarded the
prize for making a cute little doll.
College women at Stevens hall
who spent the week-e between Sc
mesters out of town include the
Misses Grace Burran, Oakesdale;
Rena Kolasa, Lewiston, Idaho; Dor
othy Wilson, ColfaX; Pearl Collins,
Uniontown; Florence Heidenrich,
Colfax Emma Frances Howard, Col
fax; Sarah Cooley, Charleston; Mar
garet Fennimore. La Crosse; Cath
crime Goldback, Medical Lake; Mar
jorie Taylor, Elberton; Helen Moul-
ton, Walla Walla; Mildred Leonard,
Johnson; Mona Day, Colfax.
The Military Hill Pinochle club
was entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Thompson last Sat
urday evening at a valentine party.
Dwight Barton has resigned his
position in Adams grocery store to
take the job of r. F. d. carrier on
route No. |.
Mrs. L. r. Miller left Wednesday
for Dixon, H., for an extended visit
at her old home.
DIR. L. A. Archer left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Portland, Ore, to visit
his son in the Portland Open Air
sanitarium at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Greenawalt en-
tertained Monday evening at very
enjoyable 800" party. Hearts, darts
and Cupids in profusion carried out
a unique color scheme in red Mrs
w NJ. Ellsworth won the prize for
the greatest number of progressions,
while Mrs. c. R. Dutton was awarded
the consolation prize
Mrs. Roy Wheeler leaves today for
her home at Shaniko, Ore, after a
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
Charles Bolsinger. She was accom-
panied as far as Spokane by Mrs.
Bolsinger
Cashier f. c. Forrest of the First
National bank transacted business in
Colfax Tuesday.
Del Wilson, former citizen of this
city, has just purchased barber
shop at Spokane and invites his Pull
man friends to look him up when in
that city The shop is located at
Sprague and Monroe, one block south
of the Review building.
Judge Thomas Neill of this city. a
member of the judiciary committee
OF the grand lodge of Washington,
knights OF Pythias, will deliver the
principal address at a joint meeting
of the two Spokane Pythian lodges to
be held Monday evening The meet
ing will commemorate the 5Sth ami
yersary of the founding of the order
On Thursday evening Judge Neil
will address a similar meeting al
Pomeroy.
Inquiries from all parts of the
state are being received concernins
the first annual sale of Duroc-Jerse,