Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-22
Town AND COUNTY.

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A merry Christmas! and how do
you like our supplement?
Wonder where that chop and saw
mill is? Doty, please report.
The Knights of Pythias at Moscow
will give dance Christmas eve.
Geo. w. Ford is about to erect a
farm machinery warehouse at Staley.
Edward L. Phelps, cousin of Rev.
Phelps, arrived at this place last Mon
day.
Try the chillblain remedy at the drug
store. 6tf
The protracted meeting at Bran
ham is still in progress, with good re-
suits.
Mrs. w. V. Windus is visiting rela-
tives in the country and enjoying a bit
of rural life.
The Odd Fellows are preparing for
their public installation ceremonies and
entertainment.
The HERALD has been waiting to
receive the particulars of that recent
surprise" party, but
A new stairway has been added to
Reaney's Hall, in the rear, giving two
exits in case of fire. Correct.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Henry,
Pullman, girl, Wednesday; weight nine
pounds. Congratulations, etc.
H. K. Moore, of Moscow, and J. H.
Mcguire and wife, of Julietta, were in
town the other day on business trip.
Holiday goods in great variety at Nc
Connell, Chambers & Co.
The Genesee Advertiser has materi-
ally improved of late and seems to be
prosperous, despite the sneers of would
be dictators.
d. G. Mckenzie, the old original
pioneer settler on this TOWNSHIP and a
worthy citizen still, was caller and sub
scriber, Tuesday.
The restaurant recently owned by
Chas. Mcneil has been purchased by a
Mr. Ruble, from Salem, Or, and is now
operated by the latter gentleman.
Better get your vaccination work
completed pretty soon. A virus trust"
is the next thing in prospect, when the
price will likely go up to 50 scratch.
Lauder & Taylor have leased the
Pullman brick yard, and propose to
turn out frst-class brick next spring.
There will be a great demand for them,
here and elsewhere.
A frst-class No. s cooking stove for
$1,000, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
Mr.. Chas. Bull, brother-in-law of
Munroe, the lightning" timer, is re-
cent arrival in town from Chico, Cal.
He will study the fine points of the bust
ness at Fariss Bros. store.
Mrs. Thomas Duff was caller, Sat-
urday. She stated that their house near
the head of the Almota, which was burn
ed Thanksgiving day, was insured for
$1,000. 1t was reported uninsured.
w. H. Renfro, the lively manager
for Staley Bros, and Richard Smith, one
of our well known farmers, were down
from Staley this week and made the
HERALD a substantial visit. Mr.. Smith
contemplates trip to the Sound country.
Christmas presents, unique and ele-
CANT in design, at Mcconnell, Chambers
& Co.
New Years night will be celebrated
in Pullman by grand masquerade ball,
as per announcement elsewhere. You
are invited to choose a character, make a
costume for it, and come out and have a
genuine good time. The HERALD is
getting up some handsome programs
for this event.
-Supt. Becker, of the Colfax pork
packing house, was visitor on crutches
this week. He has secured NJ. G. True
as buyer of hogs in this vicinity. See
notice elsewhere. Mr.. B. reports the
packery as fourishing finely. His crutch-
es are the result of a fall by his horse
in which Mr. Becker's left leg was caught
beneath the animal and broken.
Behold the result of judicious adj
vertising, as it were! We now have a
good cross-walk leading from Ellsworth
& Hunts store to the Stewart block, as
suggested by the HERALD last week,
All honor to Mr.. Ellsworth. 1t is a
great convenience. Now, if Bro. True
and the Bank will just fix up another
between their lots at the end of the
block, the public will rise up and call
them blessed.
Elegant silverware, warranted triple
plate. in every conceivable design, at