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


tanning a fractured left wrist. She
was removed to the Northwest SAM
tarium and ap N-ray picture taken.
Or. Waller. Iho was with General
Goethals on the tour of inspection
OF the Columbia Basin irrigation sur
vey, was called home, arriving Sat
urday Mrs Waller was brought
home from the sanitarium Sunday.
The Women's society of the Fed
Grated churches will hold it's regular
meeting next Wednesday, February
IS A large attendance is desired as
they are preparing for an Easter ba-
zaar to be held March %.
One circle of the Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist church met with Mrs
]. r. Griffith on Linden street Feb
ruary l. Mrs. Earl Zimmerman, who
lately returned from the Philippine
Islands, read paper telling of life
on the Islands, both from the stand
point OF the natives and the white
population. Mrs Zimmerman dis
played much Philippine embroidery,
weaving and photographs. making a
most interesting meeting
Hugh O'Neil of Prescott paid The
Herald office fraternal call last
Saturday. He has recently taken full
charge of the Walla Walla Valley
Spectator, his father having retired
as publisher of that paper to engage
in other business.
Mrs r. s Goodyear and infant
son. who have been visiting relatives
here since Christmas, left Sunday for
their home at Olympia VIM Good
year accompanied them
Howard Conant of Seattle, brother
in-law OF Mrs A. " Lathe, was a
Pullman visitor this week.
County Assessor ]. NJ. Klemgard
was over from Colfax Tuesday on
business.
c. p. Walker was a business Wis
itor in Moscow last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Doty, who
disposed OF their propert here about
three years ago, have returned to
Pullman and expect to again locate
here permanently. Since leaving
Pullman they have been in Spokane.
Seattle and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murray are the
parents of a son, born Tuesday morn
ing, The father is student at the
college, coming here from Yakima.
Major James A. Sabiston, 161st
infantry, of Spokane, visited Pull
man Wednesday night to inspect Co.
X, preparatory to the annual federal
inspection which will be held some
time during February.
With the close of the local city
league basketball schedule the Off
GERS of the league are making an eff
fort to schedule a series of indoor
baseball games for a pennant ANY
organization wishing to enter base
ball team should see Stanton J. Hall
at once
The Genesee train was snowbound
Tuesday, being unable to make its
regular run that day owing to the
fact that the snow pillow which had
been sent out ahead, was derailed.
Miss Frances Aiken teacher in the
city schools is confined to her home
with influenza. Mrs. Monbeck is
substituting for her.
Mrs. Clara Monroe is spending a
few days at Wayerly with her son.
Charles Monroe, and his wife, of New
Mexico, who are visiting Mrs Mon
roe's relatives.
Miss Susan Beach left Tuesday for
her home at Palo Alto, California.
called there by the illness with in
fluen2a of several members of the
family.
Mr. and Mrs T, c. Martin returned
Monday from two weeks trip to
Portland Ore.
The "B" Circle of the Methodist
Ladies Aid met Wednesday with Mrs.
Leslie ]. Smith, Roth apartments.
Miss Orilla A. Miner of the college
gave most interesting and instruc-
tive talk on home furnishing and
decorating
Miss Molly Graham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Graham. S6O7
Monroe street, Spokane, arrived Tues
day to take up a course of study at
Washington State College. She at
tended Madame Plesse's school in Sc
attic until this time
Mrs r. Long of Chambers was a
guest of Mrs J. A. Weir last week