Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-04-01
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

house in Eugene and puts in his
spare time gardening He says that
the climate of Eugene agrees with
all the members of his family and
that the twins are making a fine
record in high school He expects
to remain in Pullman for a couple
of weeks and hopes to dispose of his
farm here before he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Gaiser enter
tanned number of friends at de-
lightful card party Friday evening.
progressive bridge and 800" being
the games. The gentlemens prize
was won by J. n. Emerson, while
Mrs. w. H. Burton captured the
ladies prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
NJ NJ. Stewart, representative Of
D. w Griffith Co., was in town last
week, concluding arrangements with
Manager A. r. Shumaker of the
Liberty theatre, for the presentation
of d. w. Griffith's production, Way
Down East at the Liberty theatre
at an early date.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walter were in
che city from Colfax last Sunday, the
guests of local relatives.
Judge Thos. Neill was a business
visitor to Colfax the first of the
week
Bud Fisher and Miss Estella Ham
ilton of Dayton motored to Pullman
Tuesday via Central Ferry. Mr..
Fisher reports the roads in fine con-
dition. The party, accompanied by
Miss Joe Hamilton, Neal Hamilton
and Emile Lindley, returned to Day
ton the following day.
Mesdames NJ. S. lamar and Ira
Allen were hostesses at an Easter
card party held at the home of the
former Saturday afternoon. Mrs. l..
B. Meyer won the unique prize, a
dozen fresh eggs, for the greatest
number of progressions at 800"
Dainty refreshments were served.
A stag" oyster feed is on the
program for Maynard-Price post of
the American Legion next Tuesday
evening, when the regular meeting
of the post will be held in the Guard
hall
E. ~ Clark, formerly manager of
the Students Store, who recently dis
posed of his interest in the Lewiston
Printing & Stationery company, has
accepted a position in a bank at
Asotin.
d. c. Downen and George Ewing
combined business and pleasure in
an automobile trip to Spokane We'd
nesday.
Don't forget the cafeteria supper
to be served tonight in Guard hall,
or Alder street, by the Women OF
Woodcraft The receipts will be
turned over to the Memorial build
ing fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes enter
tanned the members of the E. NJ. P.
club at their home last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Arthur Thompson
carried away the prize for the great
est number of progressions at
pinochle.
A bouncing son was born Monday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Brown of West Main street.
Mrs. ]. T. Laraway and daughter
are visiting Spokane relatives this
week.
Mrs. A. p Johnson of Garfield
was in Pullman last week. Mrs.
johnson is an officer of the Whit
man County Merchants association
and will make a trip to the west
side soon in the interests of the as
ISOLATION.
The fire department was called
out Tuesday evening by a roof fire
at the residence of Mrs. J. E. Bowles.
on True avenue. The flames were
extinguished with little damage to
the residence.
Mrs. P. F. Gaiser left Tuesday
morning for Prescott. where she
will spend the week with homefolks
while Mr.. Gaiser is attending the
teachers institute at Colfax.
B. H. Douglas has been selected
to represent the chamber of COM
merce on the committee of seven
Pullman citizens who will represent
this city in the arrangements for a
county organization of Boy Scouts,
with Pullman as the center of the
organization.
H. H. Haskell and wife of Winona
visited relatives in Pullman over
Sunday.