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

= decorations were much in evidence
! strawberry ice cream, nodded in the
: fern OF Cupids, being a feature OF
/ the lunch Ten tables were occupied
by the players, Mrs. A. A. Rounds be-
ing awarded the prize for the high
est aggregate score.
The E. Q. bridge club met Monday
| evening. The club prize was won
by Mrs. George Fairchild, Mrs. j w.
) Stevens capturing the guest prize.
, Dainty refreshments were served.
Harry Struppler returned Monday
evening from Spokane, making the
last lap of the journey by rail, after
his automobile had become mired in
the mud near Rosalia. The safest
way of making the trip to Spokane
at the present time is to take the
train, is Harry's verdict.
DR.. r. A. Lukins left Monday for
La Crosse, where he will practice his
profession.
Cecil Jones and Frank Rohrback
of Oakesdale are visitors of Frank
McCroskey this week. They came
over to take in the w s. C.-Stanford
basket ball games.
Mrs. c. E. Shaffer returned to her
home at Waitsburg Monday after Wis
iting her daughter, Miss Audrey
Shaffer, for several days. The
daughter is a student at the State
College and is just recovering from
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils.
Reports from Elberton are to the
effect that James Hinchliff, who
went to that place couple of weeks
ago to visit relatives, is in a critical
condition. MIR. Hinchliff's health
has been failing rapidly for several
months
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Holt returned
Monday evening from Dayton, where
they visited relatives. They expect
to leave soon for Spokane to visit Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. LaFollette.
Mrs. NJ. d. Henry entertained the
Neighborly Neighbors club of Sunny
side hill at her home on State street
yesterday afternoon.
J. n. Emerson went to Pomeroy on
business yesterday.
J. F. Gerding and family and J A.
Oliver and family autoed to ColfaX
last Sunday to visit friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. j. f. Anderton of Moscow,
Idaho, arrived Wednesday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs N. f. Yelle went to
Palouse last Sunday, accompanying
that far Mrs. Yelle sister, Mrs. O. d.
Miller, who is returning to her home
at Syre, Mimi, after spending several
months in the Northwest. The party
spent the day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs J. II. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson being
a sister of Mrs Miller and Mrs Yelle.
G. z, Hulse, pioneer barber of
Pullman, visited old friends here the
first of the week. Mr. Hulse is now
located at Cashmere, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stairett are
the parents of a fine 11-pound
daughter, born Wednesday morning
Zero weather Tuesday night
brought the people of this city to a
sudden realization that robins and
buttercups are not always infallible
harbingers of spring
With 20 charter members. the
White Star of Jerusalem, a social
auxiliary of the Eastern Star, will be
organized Saturday evening. 1t is
purely a social organization and
meetings will be held monthly.
Leonard Hooper returned Sunday
from California, where he spent sew
eral months.
William Burt and Lawrence
Bishop went to Cranbrook, B. c.,
last Friday to attend a big D. 0. X.
X ceremonial staged by the Spokane
temple.
j, l.. Dumas is in the city from
Dayton this week. Mr.. Dumas has
just recently returned from a trip to
Olympia.
w. c. Kruegel, who returned last
Saturday from Olympia, was called
back there Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Charles Vollmer left Wednes-
day for Ferndale, Calf, called there
by the illness of her mother. Mrs. II.
\ Meyers. She VIII make the trip
via Grants Pass, Ore, travelling by
stage from Grants Pass to Eureka
Calf. She was accompanied by her
: daughter Virginia
Captain Ralph Horn visited Pull.
man last Friday in the interests OF
. the proposed rifle unit of the ma.
= tional guard. Captain Horn expressed
I himself as we'll pleased with tbs