Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-02-10

Mrs. S. X Bressler Of Genesee.
1 Ida. visited her daughter Mrs
George Cannon. Saturday and sun
day and attended the part, IT Parish
hall
Mrs. Fred Phillips returned home
from the Northwest sanitarium on
Tuesday.
Mrs. !. II. Allen was operated upon
Friday for removal Of tousils and
adenoids and is improving nicely.
Mrs. Arthur Ricketts, is confined
to her home with illness.
Mrs. Homer FoIger is out again
after her recent illness.
Chapter S, F. L. O., held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday at $3.50 with
Mrs f. C. Forrest.
A McAlpine returned Tuesday
from short business trip to Spo-
kane
r. b. Smith, manager of the Lib
erty theatre at Colfax, was a bust
ness visitor in Pullman Sunday.
Mrs. Daisy Stevens of Dayton is in
Pullman visiting her daughters, Mrs
Karl Allen and Mrs. Myrtle Mount
Miss Beth Bolsinger, for over nine
years head saleslady at the Greena-
walt-Folger store, has resigned her
position and on the 18th of this
month will take up her duties as
saleslady at the j. c. Penney store.
Miss Bolsinger is one of Pullman's
most popular young ladies and her
many friends predict her rapid adj
vancement in the Penney stores.
II l. Hathaway. local manager of
the Standard Oil Co.. was called to
Spokane last Friday for a confer
ence
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Vaughn Of
Olympia are the parents of a son,
born January 81 Both have a large
circle Of friends in Pullman.
Scout Commissioner F. D. HawIey
was over from Moscow this week in
the interest of the Palouse Council.
Prosecuting Attorney John Nisbet
of Moscow was a Pullman visitor the
first of the week.
Slim" Mackie. formerly of Pull
man, was one of the pair of Ha-
waiian entertainers who appeared at
the Grand theatre Tuesday evening.
The presence of Slim on the bill
filled the theatre to capacity and
really good entertainment is report
ed
A public dance will be given at
Clinton grange hall Friday evening.
Many Pullman citizens will take
in the taxation meeting at Colfax
Saturday.
The annual anniversary address to
members of the order Knights of
Pythias will be delivered by c. n.
Curtis at the Federated church Sun
day morning, February 10. The
event will mark the 5Sth anniversary
of the birth of the order and the
lodgemen and their wives will at
tend the service in a body.
A baby daughter was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. George Stratton.
east of Pullman.
Miss Shea O'Neil of Prescott was a
weekend visitor of Miss Fora Gan
non.
The Pullman Tire Shop is taking
advantage of the slack period in the
gasoline and auto accessory business
to renovate their establishment and
make Improvements in the plant.
Fred Fish had a pair of teeth
knocked out in basketball practice
at the high school Wednesday after
noon.
James II. Begg OF Seattle past
grand master Mason and now grand
lecturer. will visit the local Masonic
lodge Friday evening and will ad-
dress the membership at Masonic
hall
Under mild weather conditions the
blanket of snow which covered the
ground for six weeks is disappearing
gradually this week, relieving the
danger of a flood Much Of the
moisture is being taken up by the
soil and prospects for a good crop
of winter wheat are excellent.
B. c. Coffey, manager OF the J. c.
Penney store at Moscow. was a Pull
man visitor The latter part of last
week.
Mrs s. Z Killam, who was taken
suddenly seriously IN "Wednesday