Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-03-10
LOCAL. HAPPENINGS


'~>~~~~N>-"~~ gion posts in the state. He reports
w r. Lind that every post in the state num-
tx in the cor bering III, represented. and
h street He that the meeting very enthusi- \
erred that the astic and harmonious.
lily good raj
st he thought Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wright of Mos
len but later COW, and well known in Pullman are
egger had be- the parents of baby girl, born on
n rid of them Wednesday evening. Mr.. Wright is
Ell offered 0 brother of Mrs e. E. Wegner and
S find but is Mrs William Porter of this city
rice.
The regular meeting of the White
national day Shrine of Jerusalem, Shrine No. Z,
women. 1t will be held Monday night and a
n by union large attendance is desired.
women of the
al parish nan Dr. Sutherland, a Spokane lung
anu an inter specialist down Tuesday after
uereo' leat noon for consultation with Dr. L. G.
'l' lroin eacn Kinney local case
lary societies
= - -, The Denver fire siren failed to
function the other day and upon in
vestigation it was found that the
- siren frozen up.
Your income tax return must be
49,, c],ea in the hands of the collector at Ia
-. e 49, coma by next Wednesday, March 10
49,, ~, Better get busy.
Thursday evening the A A. of
- .,.. U. w. met with Dean Florence Ger
ne infant son -. ,,,,i " WV
an Cairns at
The past noble grands of the Re-
,141' bekah lodge entertained the mem
- bers of the Rebekah lodge Wednes
day evening. 4
~ Loyst Caverley, a college student
~ -. " from Wallville, Centralia is
49, l seriously i'll will pneumonia at the
0I""0 ~ ooi college hospital i
INC One'" Judge Thomas Nel left Tuesday
afternoon for Olympia, where he will
49,, transact legal business before the
.,"t supreme court
io " Prof Manton Armstrong left Sun
80 ~ IL day for three weeks trip in the
0D"'0i''' interest of the horticultural work of
the college.
""""' io All interested should keep in mind
80" ile the date of the Easter bazaar of the
'ii0i eApeii- Federated church. March 30 Il
o Dr.. E. E. Wegner has been con-
~, ~, oopp'n' fined to his home with flu for a
Io1 "inuo"e week.
William Raymond confined to
his home this week by an attack of
flu.
' fa mas oeen The Merry Workers club will meet
ia ~ serei', at the home of Mrs Enos Naffzger
'''"'f u 140S Railroad Ave, March 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McRae went to
s~o.e .,N! Spokane Friday to visit their daugh-
o- 'neii ter, Mrs. Howard Melvin.
one to house
- ~ ING VII Mrs. A. F. Brownell of Cheney
former resident of Pullman is visit
,. ing Mrs William Irwin
,'D 5o ~ '"iNe Mr.. and Mrs Earl Miller spent
-, ep'' 'ine"' the weekend in Spokane.
Mrs. Cope, mother of R. R. Cope
seattle from left for California Monday evening
ay attending
l'hstoh state Mrs. Robert Jenner is entertaining
iation. Mrs Mary r Dickeneon If Co1fov
returned last Mrs V. o. Sargent is seriously
ere she visit i'll with pneumona at her homo bera
ed the state
H. Mrs. H. E. Ricksecker is a guest of
Moscow friends this week.
lken seriously
ana returned baby girl born Wednesday
he is now to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Reid
William M. Porter transacted bust
lett Tor New ness in Spokane this week:
nse to tee- "
serious illness SERIES OF DANCES
FOR PYTHIAN HOME
To raise funds to assist in the con-
IS been spend struction of the Pythan home at
II ana daugh- Vancouver, Wash Evening Star