Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-02
SATURDAY. MARCH 2, 1899
Town AND COUNTY.

&C. F. Manning, of Guy, was seen on
our streets Thursday.
90 dozen chickens wanted by NJ. c.
True.
Attorney A. G. Green, of Moscow,
was in town town Tuesday, trying a
law suit.
Attorney Hanna and r. G. Har-
grave were among our Colfax visitors
this week.
Druggist jackson returned last
Saturday from Oregon, accompanied by
his little son.
Try Compound Cough Syrup, for
sale at the drug store.
Harry Richardson is now rusthng
among the freight boxes and barrels at
the O. r. & N. depot.
Have you read the advertisement of
G. L. Ford's famous prize bull, Christ
mas? It is a royal animal
j. J. Lukens, of Oregon, has decid-
ed to locate with us. He is relative of
J. E. johnson, of johnson siding.
Now is good time to organize a
fire company, before the assessor comes
around. Who will make the first move?
A frst-class No. 8 cooking stove for
$16.CO, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
The county commissioners have
ordered the purchase Of safe for Pro-
bate Judge Ruby's Office. 1t was much
needed.
Miss Edith Halter, of Pullman, and
Chas. Cook, of Dayton, Or, were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
on Wednesday, Rev. Davies officiating.
Mr.. Billion, of the Wheatland
Oak. J Eagle, who recently visited this
section, says he will not remove his Office
and material to Palouse City yet awhile,
as was reported.
Cedar posts by the arm-load or car
load, for sale by Hunt & Buckley. 16tf
Tho HERALD acknowledges pleas
ant call this week from T. T. Burgess, of
Wa-wa-wai. Messrs. Burgess & Son are
extensive fruit-growers on the Snake
river, and report the outlook good for a
rousing crop this year.
Frank Taylor and Miss Sophia
Duncan, of this city, were united IN
marriage last Sunday at the residence of
Mrs. Skeels, sister of the bride, Rev.
James Davies officiating. Congratula-
lions were many and hearty, as Frank
and his better-half are decidedly popular
young people hereabouts.
M. S. Phillips has sold an interest
in his furniture business to Mr.. Amos
Higgins, and the firm will hereafter be
known as Phillips & Higgins. The lat
ter gentleman, we understand, is first
class upholster and repairer, and will be
ready at all times to attend to matters
in that line. Success to the new combi-
nation.
Do YOU want frst-class barb-wire
! We will have a carload within few
DAYS. KNAPP, BURRELL- & COMPANY.
Miss Emily Hatley, of Ontario, ex-
pired very suddenly Tin fact, without
the slightest warning) last Thursday
evening, just as she had taken a chair
al the supper-table at the residence OF
Mr.. Ed. Young. The probable cause
was heart disease. She was a sister OF
Riley and Carroll Hatley, well-known
residents of Ontario, and was possessed
of considerable landed property in that
vicinity. Her sudden demise was o
great shock to her friends and acqHaint7
ances. I
We understand that some are claim
ing that the school district should hold
the Methodist church building because
it stands on the school house grounds
without authority. might does not
make right" The church trustees
should be allowed to move their build
ing. and if they are acting in the interest
Of the society they should lose no time
in moving it. A change of administra-
ton on the school board might entirely
prevent them from exercising their
moral right.
The Congregational pulpit was
occupied last Sabbath by Rev. E. c. W.
Hill, lately arrived from Columbia, Oak.
At the request of Rev. Walter, general
SUPERINTENDENT of missions, MIR. Hill will
assume charge of this church and the
Genesee and Union Flat stations tenn
porarily, at least), holding services in
Pullman next on March 10th and there
after on each alternate Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. Hill has created q
most favorable impression since his ar
rival, ard we should be glad to record
his permanent location here.