Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-25
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

export, Iowa, where he has just
graduated from a three-year course
at the Palmer Chiropractic school
He received the p. H. C. degree as
we'll as a degree in stenography. re
has not yet definitely decided whetl
he will locate but will probably
choose Spokane
Mrs. George Fairchild returned
Sunday from Spokane where she had
been visiting a sister
A large delegation of local Shrin-
ers will accompany squad of seven
"neophytes" to Spokane tomorrow
where the latter viii take the Shrine.
! Those who are slated to take the
work are A. B. Baker, A. w. Lathe.
William Swain, Stanley Harold, F.
G. Densow, Frank Henderson and
President E. o. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Clarkson enter
tanned number of friends Monday
evening at a jolly pinochle party.
The prizes for high scores were won
by Mrs. A. j. Hinkle and Harry
Struppler.
Mrs. f. H. Richardson of Hillyard
spent Thanksgiving with her daugh-
ter, Mrs F. C. Densow
The editor acknowledges with
thanks the gift of box of fine cram
berries from the Washington Gran
berry Growers association of Long
/ Beach.
Cliff Parr, who has been critically
i'll at the Northwest sanitarium fol-
lowing an operation for ruptured APP
pendix, is now thought to be out of
danger
Dean e. c. Johnson left yesterday
afternoon to visit the branch expert
ment station at Prosser.
George H, Cannon will go to spo-
kane Tuesday to see Marshal Foch
and Hanford McNider, the latter ma
tional commander of the American
Legion, who is making the western
tour with Marshal Foch.
George A, Mcdonald has recovered
! sufficiently to be able to be at his
place of business a few hours each
day.
Miss Elaine Martin of the State
bank force ate Thanksgiving turkey
| at the home of her mother in Colfax.
A number of local citizens have re-
Gently invested in German marks at
As cents per 100. In pre-war times
the German mark was worth approx
mately % cents in American money
j. f, Gerding, F. A. Keller, J. w.
Robinson, Lou Curtis, DR.. e. A.
Archer, d. d. Kimball and j. A.
Oliver went to Lewiston last Friday
to attend the initiation and banquet
of the Shriners of that city.
Mrs. L. E. Brigham, after spend
ing several months visiting her
/ daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Bishop, and
other relatives at Moscow, left Tues
day via Seattle, en- route to Los
Angeles to spend the winter with her
sons, Drs Curtis and Harry Brigham.
of that city.
Prof. H. G. Merten spent Thanks
giving in Spokane.
Troop one of the Boy Scouts had
a big feed followed by a business
meeting at the Federated churches.
November is. Philip Nader was
awarded tenderfoot badge by
Scout Executive Hawley.
Mir. and Mrs. Ohio West left We'd
nesday afternoon for Chewelah to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Vests
father and other relatives.
The Matrons club entertained the
house mothers of the women's group
houses last Friday afternoon at Ste
vens hall. Mrs. Leonard Hegnauer,
assisted by committee of four, act
ed as hostess.
Miss Hazel Boiling entertained a
number of her schoolmates at a de-
lightful dancing party at the Roth
apartments last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Borchedine
and two children of Lewistown.
Montana, are guests over Thanksgiv-
ing at the C. A. Isaacs home. They
are en- route to Indiana to visit the
lady's former home. Mrs. Borche-
dine and Professor Isaacs are brother
and sister and had not seen each
other for ten years.
Miss Ruby Glover has recovered
sufficiently from recent surgical
operation to resume her duties in
the long distance telephone exchange.
Troop three of the Boy Scouts en-
tertained the Wokanda Camp Fire
Girls at party Friday evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. w. R. Morrison left vastardav