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

L. y. Moore came down from SpO-
kane and spent "a couple of days with
home folks.
The following Pullman people au-
/ toed 10 Pasco last Friday to attend
/ the meeting in the interests Of the
( Columbia basin irrigation project:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mordhorst, Dr.. E..
j Q. Holland, Prot. y. l.. Waller, Dean
+ {. Johnson, T. c. Martin, Dr.. A.
A. Rounds Dr. g. a. Archer, +. c..
Forrest, }. NJ. Davis and J. w Rob-
/ inson. They found the roads in fair
condition and made the trip to Pasco
in six hours.
Among the Pullman people who at
tended the meeting Of the Whitman
County Game Protective association
in ColfaX Sunday were DR.. f. J. Kay
Ter, Professor R. V. Mitchell John L.
Metsker, D. +. Staley w. II. Wen
ham, X. w. Carter, Ira G. Allen and
Karl Allen.
A large number of Pullman people
drove to Lewiston, Charleston and
Asotin last Sunday to enjoy the first
picnic weather of the season.
Several Pullman physicians at
tended the meeting of the Inland
Empire Medical society, held We'd
nesday at Colfax
Miss Della Smith of Logan. Utah.
arrived Wednesday to spend the
summer with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs George Zundel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, S. Howell motored
to Lewiston Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Street has Just recoy-
cred from weeks attack of rheu
matism.
George Zundel returned Sunday
from a business trip to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Patterson and
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tedford
were Lewiston visitors Sunday.
Mrs. S. L. Brown entertained the
Matrons club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Deems arrived in Pullman
Friday to stay indefinitely with her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Cope. Mrs.
Deems spent the winter in San Fran
cisco with relatives.
Mrs l.. II. Foote, who has been
house mother at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house, left Saturday morning
for Colville to join her daughter
who is moving to Vancouver, B. C.
Mrs. Foote will spend the summer
in Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Brough-
ton drove up from Dayton last Fri
lay and spent the weekend with Mrs.
Broughton's mother, Mrs. d. S. Troy.
Miss Minnie Story visited her
mother, Mrs L. j. Story, of Ewarts
lille over the weekend
Mrs. Hattie Irwin spent Sunday
With her mother, Mrs. A. A. Man
chester, in Colfax.
Mrs A. e. Ritter was a guest of
friends n'Johnson. Sunday.
Mrs. A. r. Shumaker left Friday
morning for Carter, Mont, to visit {
Ter sister, Mrs. Meeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May re- {
urned Sunday morning from
motor trip to Wenatchee and Cash {
mere.
Miss Alta Tapp, a student at {
3ozeman, Mont, returned to Pull I
nan this week on account of illness.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor of Sunnyside
ill is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. McClaskey are c
he parents of a six-pound daughter /
Who arrived last Friday at the t
northwest sanitarium. I
Those who made up a motor mic t
nc party to Lewiston and Asotin I
ark Sunday were DR.. and Mrs. f. e. S
Fegner, DR.. and Mrs L. G. Kinney. a
IT. and Mrs, George Bostic and their a
uests, Miss Whalen of Spokane and il
lrs. Sharp of Palouse, and Mr.. and a
lrs. Harry Struppler. They report o
hat the peach and apple trees are s.
ow in blossom. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ewing of Whe- v
IN are the parents of a baby daugh- n
n who arrived last Saturday. Mr.. n
nd Mrs. Ewing lately moved here ii
ON Canada.
Miss Mildred Allen won the dis
let contest over Siv othar ,,ia,,, ctr,