Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-03-31


Jim says that be spent the pleasant
est winter in his life at Eugene.
A. B. Baker returned Tuesday
from an inspection trip to the mining
property of the Pullman Mining &
Milling company, in the Salmon
river district A. B. returned with
glowing reports of the prospects for
a rich strike in the property and
brought back samples Of lead-silver
ore taken from the new tunnel to
prove his assertions.
Mr. and Mrs. l. b. Newman of
Kendrick, Idaho are guests at the
home of their Granddaughter, Mrs.
o. T. Tate. The visitors are on their
way home after visiting relatives at
Starbuck and came from that place
to Pullman Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Tate. who had driven there the
day previous.
Mrs. Chris Wurgler received a let
ter this week from her husband,
which had been mailed in mid-ocean
saying that he expected to land in
Europe Monday or Tuesday of this
week and that he would then have
ten hour train journey to reach his
destination in Switzerland.
Mrs. c. L. Davis, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j, T. Wood, of this city. returned
Sunday to her home at Johnson. Her
little son and daughter were with
her and while here both Mrs. Davis
and her daughter were quite seri-
ously i'll.
To raise funds to finance the Pull
man baseball team public dance
will be given in the near future. The
baseball boys will make an active
ticket selling campaign and hope to
maintain the team this year without
soliciting subscriptions from business
men.
j, F. Boiler, head of the depart
ment OF physical education and ath-
letics at the State College, will ad-
dress the men and boys of Palouse
this evening in the high school audi
forum. In addition to the lecture
the film, Fit to Win, will be shown.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon, April 5, at the following
places Circle A, Mrs. Wiley. 7O3
Pine street; Circle B. Mrs. ]. N.
Emerson, Star Route street: Circle
c, Mrs. N C. Hanson, College Park.
Mr., and Mrs. George Trull are the
parents of pa pound daughter.
born at the Northwest sanitarium
Friday night The Caesarian opera
ton was performed by Dr.. Bryant
OF Colfax and both the mother and
daughter are doing icely.
Mrs. R. c. Leuty Of Lenore. Idaho.
was visiting friends in town over
the weekend Mrs. Leuty resided
in Pullman until recently. She had
been visiting her daughter. Miss
Ruth Leuty, teacher in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rice leave
Tor their new home in Spokane to-
day. Mr.. Rice, who is in the
employ of the Standard OIL COM
pany, has been promoted.
Prof. o. NJ. Morris returned We'd
nesday evening from Prosser. where
ne has been overseeing the planting
OF an orchard at the irrigation ex-
pertinent station.
Mrs. Oleta Burt went to Spokane
Friday expecting to bring her moth
er' Mrs. c. NJ, Hooper. home but
found that she could not come for
another week.
NJ. v Whitlow and J. 6 Klam-
gard went to Colfax Wednesday 10
attend committee meeting of the
county taxpayers association.
Lieutenant A. B. Pence is mourn
ing the loss Of his valuable French
bulldog, which succumbed to peroti.
nitis last week.
Mrs. H. E. Ricksecker. who no,
oeen Ill with complications follow.
ing influenza. is reported m ~,
road to recovery.