Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

MISS ElOy 0ldS VI uliHidh "NAN
quietly married in Colfax Saturday,
May IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gray
of Pullman, parents of the bride,
were present.
Chris Naffziger and j. B. Holt mo
tored to the Pathfinder mine, in
British Columbia. returning Tuesday.
During their absence Mrs. Naffziger
visited her daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Pritchard and Mrs. Holt visited Mrs.
Tabor LaFollette.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Ritter and
children motored to Colfax Sunday
to visit relatives and attend the Pull
man-Colfax baseball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Chamberlain
and daughter, Kathleen, returned to
Pullman this week after a years alb
sence spent in Albany, Oregon.
Mrs. Dora Maggie, who had been
visiting her son, Glen Nagle, left
Monday for Boise. Ida, where she
will visit her daughter and later go
to Stockton. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
S. Leonard entertained in her honor
Sunday the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Nagle and daughter,
Clark and Melvin Brownlee and VIM
Rouse
August Modro arrived last week
10 spend the summer with his broth
er, Albert Modro.
The annual meeting of the Whit
man County Past Masters associa-
ton. was held in Colfax on Monday
evening, May Is. EX-Mayor w. J.
Hindley of Spokane was the speaker
of the occasion. There was a large
attendance, those from Pullman be-
ing Harry Nash r. p. Cope, VIM
Porter, Geo. Watt, K. j. Davis. f.
G. Henderson, S H. Breeze, G. p
Barkuff, w. r. Morrison, F. c. Den
SOW, L. b. Meyer, L. c. Matthews
A. r. McClaskey and w f. Taylor
DR.. Metcalf and Dr. Detweiler of
the United States forestry depart
ment, were in town this week in con
sultation with Dr. f. d. Heald and
Dean E. c. Johnson about the white
pine blister rust which is causing
so much devastation in the North
west forests. One hundred and fifty
thousand dollars has been appropri-
ated to fight this pest and these men
will spend the summer in this part
OF the U. S. experimenting.
Prof. and Mrs. o, L. Waller Dean
Gerlach and Miss Ann T. Kieckhafer
motored to Lewiston Monday even
ing.
The Junior Endeavor society gave
very interesting program Sunday
afternoon and invited the mothers.
Mrs. Fred Densow is at the North
west sanitarium receiving treatment
for bronchitis.
Harry Byther was operated upon
for appendicitis last Sunday a. tho
Northwest sanitarium. His condi-
tion is satisfactory,
Mrs. R. S. Jernburg had a minor
operation at the Northwest sanitari-
UNI this week.
Mrs. Blanche Carlyle of Oakesdale
is visiting Mrs. Oscar Hill this week
while receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Wilson of
johnson called on Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Hill Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Phillips and son. Bobby.
returned last week from Colville, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Sarah
McCauley.
Arthur Ricketts, sold his share in
the Cash and Carry meat market on
Paradise street to John DOYLE of
Spokane on May 10. Mr.. Doyle's
family will later move to Pullman.
The Ideal Sewing club met last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Earl
Miller. The guest was Mrs. L. r
Harper.
A baby daughter arrived May Is
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
;. Davis on Union Flat near the
Saints Home.
Miss Margaret Ferguson of Wash
tucna spent Sunday with her aunt.
Mrs. Bessie Brobst.
John Wiley of Walla Wana visited
his mother, Mrs. T E. Wiley. over
Sunday,
Miss Bertha Kipp, who has been
In Pullman about a year, left yes
terday for her home at Greenville,