Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

turned home Monday, after spending
few days with Mrs. J. L. Dumas.
The annual meeting of me anti
tuberculosis league viii be held at
the Masonic hall on Thursday, May
IL Further announcements VIII he
made later
A picture of the Seattle high school
football squad of 1899 in d recent is
sue of the Seattle Times included the
likeness of the then youthful Frank
T. Barnard, star on the Seattle high
team at that time.
Mrs. Charles Henry has just re-
turned from a three weeks visit with
relatives in Spokane.
Mrs. c. F Monroe of State Col
lege New Mexico, returned to her
home late last week after visiting at
the home of Mrs Clara Monroe.
Professor Monroe, who was former.
ly connected with the State College
of Washington. is now head of the
extension service Of the New Mexi-
co institution
Martins garage reports the fol-
lowing sales of automobiles during
the past week: Studebaker Light
Six to Ira G. Allen, Ford roadster to
J. s. Klemgard, Ford touring to Pro-
fessor Biegler. Ford roadster to
John Nelson, Oakland touring car
to Earl Whitlow
George H. Watt is the latest addi-
ton to the directorate of the Pull
man State bank.
Mrs. Minnie Cameron of CoIyille
Is guest at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy A. Neill
L. G. Jessup of Seattle, district
manager for the U. S. Veterans Blu
reau, addressed the vocational men
at Science hall Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Palmerton left
Saturday for Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
where they are visiting relatives.
A number of Pullman and Colfax
people will drive to Central Ferry
sunday to enjoy a picnic with rela-
tlVes and friends from Dayton.
Everybody out for the chamber of
commerce meeting next Tuesday. A
group picture will be taken for pub
hclty purposes If you want your
picture scattered to the four winds
TO advertise the city of Pullman be
on hand next Tuesday.
Helen Durbin, a former Pullman
girl, was recently voted the most
popular girl in Cowlitz county and
was awarded a free trip through
Callfornla, with a two weeks stop at
the Alexandria hotel in Los Angeles
She is now located at Kalama. {
Mr.. and Mrs w r. Morrison ra-
turned April 20 from Long Beach
Cant, where they spent the winter I
They report unusually cold weather '
at that popular resort and saw that
the number of tourists was much '
smaller than usual. a
At a meeting held last Monday
evening at the office of the city f
clerk the property owners on Mont
gomery street decided to plant Nor I
way naples in the parking strips on /
that street
Mrs William o. Sholes of Moscow t
entertained at bridge Tuesday even /
ing for Miss Alice Webb of w. S. C.. I
in honor of her birthday.
Mrs Orpha Aldridge has been I
demonstrating the uses of Carnation Il
milk at the Grange Ware
house store this week. h
Pullman's radio bugs" now num-
Der approximately 50. according to t
conservative estimat-.. s... every af- v
ternoon and evening scores of mes \
sages, concerts. lectures and news
items are picked out of the air bv n
local amateur operators. Several Of D
the stations are exceptionally we'll Y
equipped and receive distinctly from y
long distances by means of the radio 9
phones. Estimates place the number N
Oh amateur stations in the state ut n
10000 and the movement is growing Il
rapidly with almost astounding adj n
in the efficiency and
'ange OF the Instruments. la
Mrs. Roy Neill was operated upop te
or the removal of her tonsils satur- al
lay at the Northwest sanitarium and fl
vas able to return home Sunday.
Some boy. with mischieyoue in tr
emf, threw marble and broke one q,
u the large plate glass windows Of al
he Grange Warehouse store. D,
The Educational department Of W
he Woman's club met with Mrs st
ieo, Severance Wednesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs EaDrpa NJ r.,r s.--