Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-19

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added each meeting night when the
person whose name is drawn from
the hat is not in attendance. f. r.
Spencer would have received the IS
last Monday night had he been pres
ent.
I Mrs. J. T. Laraway and little
daughter left last Friday for Spo-
kane to join MIR. Laraway. They
will make their home at 1924 West
First avenue
Mrs. VIM. Irwin and daughter, OIL
iva, and Miss Olive Kanes were din
ner guests Wednesday evening at the
: II. Kalinowski home in Moscow
Afterwards the young ladies attend
ed the Elks dance.
Dr. and Mrs f. ]. Kayler drove to
! Spokane Sunday, returning the same
day
d. F. Staley won the attendance
prize at the Kiwanis club meeting
Monday a framed picture OF the col
lege campus, presented by c. E.
Graves.
A. r. Metz, formerly cashier of the
| Pullman State Bank. is expected to
arrive in Pullman today for visit of
few days. Mr.. Metz is president
of the Kiwanis club at Everett, where
he is now located, and will be a
guest of honor at the Kiwanis club
meeting here next Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Kalkus are the
happy parents of bouncing 10
pound daughter, born Tuesday even
ing
The members of Maynard-Price
post American Legion. will attend a
meeting of the Palouse post Friday,
| May 26 Members having cars who
will make the trip or those desiring
transportation are requested to mott
fly the adiutant. Harry Struppler, at
he White drug store.
Mrs. r. NJ Turner and baby, Bet /
ty, left Tuesday for her home at Gin !
cinnatti, Ohio, where they will visit
relatives until September
George McMahon's Paige coupe
took an unguided plunge down the /
| steep bank near the Washington /
Court Sunday morning and landed :
on the railroad tracks below A |
| couple of wrecked wheels and bent
tenders were the extent of the dam
age. not a piece of glass being brok- !
en- in the 1O-foot fall.
J. A. Tedford of Lewiston re-
turned home yesterday, after spend |
ing a week with his son, J. NJ. Ted
| ford.
Karel Havlicek, professor of vio-
lin at the State College, has obtained
a decree of divorce at Omaha, Nebr |
Before her marriage Mrs Havlicek
was Mrs. Winnifred Cross They
were married year
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Johnson left
yesterday by auto for Toroda, in
Okanogan county. where they will
visit their son, Arthur. and their
daughter, Mrs. I. A Buckley. They
will probably be gone several
months
Pat Ryan and his niece, Miss Bes- .
! sic White, drove to Spokane Tues
day.
Frank NJ. Dallam, former student /
of the State College and now editor
of the Oroville Gazette, was a Pull 7
man visitor this week. Mr.. Dallam
left Pullman 81 years ago, and is
still one of the colleges most loyal
boosters
John Cannon left Tuesday by au-
tomobile for Wenatchee and other
points. He is considering the advis- !
ability of installing a radio receiv- /
ing set at the City Club for the bene-
fit of his patrons and will inspect /
several such outfits on his trip.
Excavation work for the NJ. d. /
Henry building on Grand street is
progressing rapidly and Mr.. Henry
hopes to have the new building ready
for occupancy by June Is. The
building will be 72x42 and will be
divided into three rooms.
Miss Halle Gibson of Portland,
Ore, who is in charge of the Doug
las millinery. has Just returned from
| Spokane, where she spent Sunday
and Monday in the interest of the
! business.
DR.. E Mcguire and c. D. Martin
were in Spokane last Friday and Sat
urday.