Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-21

| h6SpluS dNdlidpiS hCAl IAN SuOulu
| Immediately notify Miss Miriam Ger
| ZACH, dean of women at the State
College, Also any families who are
willing to furnish board and a heat
ed room to college girls in exchange
for four hours work day should
notify Miss Gerlach.
In addition to the names listed in
the story on the front page of this is
sue the following Pullman men will
attend the Columbia Basin meeting
at Pasco today: DR.. E. o. Holland,
]. NJ. Davis, F. C. Forrest, J. w. Rob-
| inson, ]. n. Emerson and Carl Mord-
| horst. This makes an even dozen
| Pullman boosters for the Pasco trip.
In spite of the rain and snow the
golf match arranged for last Sunday
| between Ward Parker and partner
and Tom Waite and partner was
played Tom Waite and his partner
| finished two up on the round. The
return match will be played next
Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
L. L. Bruning, DR.. j. Floyd Tiff,
| w. l.. LaFollette Jr., Fred Miller and
| Ira Camp came over from Colfax
| Monday to get acquainted with the
workings of the local Kiwanis club,
in anticipation of the early organ
| iZation of a Kiwanis club at the
county seat.
The Whitman county democratic
| central committee has issued call
! for mass convention to be held
in Colfax on Saturday, May 5, at
1870 a. m. for the purpose of elect
ing II delegates to the state con-
vention which will be held at O1ym-
pia on May "a.
Mrs. w. d. Sholes of Moscow and
Mrs. A. Sherman of New York City,
were dinner guests of Mrs. Hoig at
Stevens hall Friday evening. They
were also entertained at a parlor
breakfast Saturday morning along
with Mrs Homer Dana.
Mrs. Katie Finch of Yakima
spent the week as the guest of
her niece, Miss Josephine Boston, at
Stevens hall. She is accompanied
by Miss Boston's sister, Kathryn.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Neel, who are
motoring north from San Diego,
! Calf, were delayed at Hermosa
Beach for two weeks on account of
the illness of Mr.. Neel.
The Misses Charl Miller and
Frances Niemela went to Spokane
Saturday to meet Miss Annabelle
Smith, who returned from a trip to
the coast.
Mrs. Bernice Bradley and two chill
.dren of Bremerton arrived the lat
ter part of last week to spend a
month with her mother, Mrs. George
Schroeder.
The Pullman baseball team will
journey to Lewiston next Sunday to
play the first game of the season
with the Lewiston team.
Mrs. e. P. Arms and Mrs. Sadie
Ashworth returned this week from
Salem, Ore, where they spent the
winter months.
F. H. Mckay, farm loan appraiser
of the Union Trust company of Spo-
kane, was in Pullman Wednesday on
business.
Norman Moss came down from
Colville the first of the week to
spend a couple of days.
J. n. Scott went to Spokane Mon
day on a business trip and returned
Wednesday evening.
H. A. Struppler and All Hinkle
were business visitors in Lewiston
Saturday evening.
Rev. c. N. Curtis and Ohio West
motored to Spokane Wednesday, re-
turning Thursday.
President E. O. Holland left Tues
day afternoon for Olympia on col
lege business.
A. A. Hunter of Nezperce, Idaho,
was a weekend guest of DR.. L. G..
Kinney
DR. Baker of Charleston was a
guest of Alpha Gamma Rho Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. Lowder, father of Mrs. w.
Hull, of Military hill, is seriously
i'll.
Judge Thos, Neill made a bust
ness trip to the county seat Tuesday.
Rev. G. w. Laidlaw went to Star
buck this week to conduct services.
]. M. Davis made a business trip