Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-10-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

volunteer tlremen who make
"Waterless" day run will hence
forth be paid only 81 for turning out
( in response to the alarm, under
new schedule of payment adopted by
the city council Tuesday evening. For
/ a night run, whether or not water is
J actually used, the fee will remain the
fsame as at present, So per man, and
1.-THE same sum will be paid for days
where water is used
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Ritetr have
moved into their home on Grand
street, which has recently been COM
/ pletely remodeled
, The dance given by the Woodmen
of the World Wednesday evening
was a very enjoyable affair. The
Woodman orchestra furnished excel
lent music and refreshments were.
served.
Saturday afternoon Delta Zeta en-
tertained with tea in honor of its
4 hOhnI lAlplhtit WI >. SAClih 4NVlSOUs
Receiving were Irene Grieve, Mrs
Nelson, Mrs. f. NJ. Slagle, Mrs. A. A.
/ Douglas and Mrs. Backeneuhl. Mrs.
Harry Love presided at the tea table
The Herald force was this week
presented with fine bunch of ap-
pies by w. b. Channel who has
charge of the Vance orchard, south
west of town. The bunch was 40
Jonathans on a branch 20 inches
long. All were of good size, clean
and nicely colored
Chapter S, p. f. o., held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. e. c. Johnson.
Mrs May l.. White of 2004 Pa
cific avenue, Spokane. left for home
yesterday afternoon after spending
several weeks looking after her prop
erty interests and remodeling her
house located one block and a half
from the postoffice, which she is Of
fering for rent or sale.
Dressler K Mcintosh were granted
a license Tor the operation of
merry-go-round on the community
lots by the city council in special ses-
sion Monday evening. The license
fee is SIS per day,
J. d. Bassett, of the state board
of accountancy, Tuesday started his
annual audit Of the books of the city
of Pullman.
New telephone directories were
distributed by the Inland Telephone
company this week
Reports from Spokane are to the
effect that George NJ. Henry. who is
in hospital there suffering from
diabetes is considerably improved
and will likely return to Pullman
within the next 10 days.
Mrs E. f. Gallagher and Mr.. and
Mrs Lester Folger returned last Fri
day from San Jose, California, where
they accompanied the body of e. E.
Gallagher.
Lee Lukins OF LaCross visited
Pullman relatives Sunday and Mon
day
Mr., and Mrs. John \. Cannon were
among the Pullman fans at the Con
zaga-W. S. c. football game in Spo-
kane Saturday.
Pullman's grade teachers will so
to Colfax tomorrow to attend a meet
ing of the Whitman County Grade
Teachers association Miss Macy,
president of the state league. will adj
dress the teachers and Superintend-
ent Charles Henry of Pullman will
discuss the proposed 30-10 school
plan.
Celebrating her eighth birthday
Miss Helen Ashlock last Wednesday
afternoon gave at her home, POI !
Columbia avenue, a party attended |
by Misses Catherine Isaacs, Virginia !
Thornton, Mary Elizabeth Thompson |
Frances Nader, Marian Neil, Miriam |
and Marguerite Abel and Mary and |
Martha Snyder. Refreshments were |
served and games We're played.
Mrs. c. A. Cassidy entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club this
week. Prize for high score was
awarded to Mrs. Glen Glover
Honoring Mrs c. H. Hoig, Stevens
hall gave a tea Saturday afternoon.
Katherine Driscoll Mrs. Hoig, Mrs. |
W. A. Spalding and Dean Miriam
Gerlach made up the receiving line.
Mrs. T. J. O'Day and Dean Florence
Harrison presided at the tea tables.
Mrs. George Brett is improving
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