Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-18

from death by heart failure. At
last reports his condition is some
what improved.
Representative F. f. Sanger and
family returned last Saturday from
Olympia, where they occupied fur,
nished house during the session of
the legislature,
Among the Pullman people who
went to Spokane last week to hear
the San Carlo grand opera company
were Professor H. Kimbrough, Mrs.
Kuria Strong, Mr.. and Mrs II. d.
Nasmyth, Dean Florence Harrison
and Miss Mary e, Smith.
II. Y. Eitel, the Elberton drug
gist, and DR.. Divine of Elberton
came to Pullman last Friday to at
/ tend the funeral of James Hinchliff
Grandpa and Grandma d. d. Kim
ball, if you please A baby daughter.
Virginia, arrived last Monday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs d. d.
Dodson, at Red Bluff, California.
Both mother and daughter are do
ing nicely, according to reports
Twenty ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs May S. Matterson We'd
nesday afternoon to celebrate the
6ath anniversary of the birth of Mrs
Ella Struppler. The affair was a
complete surprise to Mrs Struppler,
and was arranged by Mrs Matter
son and Mrs. Harry Struppler. A
most pleasant afternoon was spent
in sewing and conversation, followed
by refreshmets.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will conduct a food sale at
the Emerson store Saturday, March
&c, commencing at 10 a. m. Home
cooked foods, cottage cheese and
eggs will be among the articles sold.
Ted Clodius underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis Monday after
noon, March IA, at the Northwest
sanitarium here. 1t is reported that
he is doing we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. McCurley of
Milton. Ore, were dinner guests of
Professor and Mrs. Herbst Friday
evening.
Mrs. w. l.. Greenawalt and Mrs
George Bostic entertained at a de-
lightful St. Patricks party Saturday
afternoon at the home of the for
mer. Five hundred and mummy
were played, Mrs. j. II. Stephenson
winning the prize for rummy and
Mrs. c, R. Chapel for high score
at five hundred. The color scheme
of green was beautifully carried out
in the living rooms. Dainty refresh
ments were served, Irish selections
being sung during the evening.
c. w. Lindsay of the firm of Lind
say-Hicks, real estate dealers. of Col
fax, was transacting business in the
city Thursday.
On Thursday evening, March 81,
the ladies of st. James guild will
give dance at the Parish hall.
Tickets may be bought for ten
dances for 81 a ticket Any member
of the guild can supply the tickets
or they can be purchased at the
Parish hall the evening of the dance.
Flowers in bloom, trees budding.
and wheat six inches tall are the
conditions of spring in Asotin county
as reported by Mrs. Thomas Duff
and her friend, Harold Bursell. who
motored to Asotin last Friday to
visit friends and relatives. Monday
they returned, after a pleasant visit,
finding the roads in poor condition.
Mrs. Vivian Strong-Hart arrived
yesterday from Seattle to visit her
mother and sisters. On March pa,
during chapel hour, she will give
vocal recital at the college auditor
ium,, which is being anticipated
with much pleasure by her many
| friends.
The city authorities are preparing
room adjoining the city hall on
| the west in which the new fire
/ truck will be housed.
Professor and Mrs. F. c. Chal-
FAINT were driving to Spokane last
Friday to attend the grand opera,
when another automobile ran into
their car, pushing it off the road.
Mrs. Chalfant sustained some bruises
and was cut about the face The
accident occurred near Spangle,
where they spent the night and had
the car repaired, and proceeded to
Spokane Saturday
D. A, Scott, director of the de-
partment pf Conservation and de-
velopment under the new state adj