Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-21

-Wm. Buckley ls on the SICK list
this week.
Samuel Rossiter has returned from
Tacoma, where he has been visiting for
several weeks.
See that your ticket reads for the
\ constitution"
John Henry is slowly recovering
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
Add Sewell has moved into his new
house which he has just completed.
The Pullman brass band will go to
Colfax, tomorrow, as guests of the Col
fax tooters.
Last Monday SO wagons loaded with
wheat came over the school house hill
inside OF haiti hour.
Miss Grace Phillips has moved her
stock of millinery into the middle room
OF the HERALD block.
L.
spoke to a large audience in the opera
house, Monday evening.
The street lamps on Main street
give the town quite city appearance.
A few on the north side wonld do no
harm.
M G. True purchased this week, of
< W. r. Davis, of California, farm of 160
acres, three miles from Pullman, for
S2,5O0
Mrs. NJ. F. Towner, of Pomeroy, will
shortly open millinery store in the
building formerly occupied by c. S. Ma
son, on Grand-st.
e. s. Rice has sold his livery and
sale stable to Bryant Bros. and Andy
P Farr. The management will be in the
hands of Mr.. Farr.
Work has commenced on the parson-
age of the Congregational church. B. F.
Phelps has the contract. 1t will cost
$500 when completed.
E. E. Ellsworth has formed a part
), nership with Chas. Mecklem, of Colfax,
and will open drug store at Palouse
City. May success attend the new firm.
It J. Whalley, the republican can
didate for state senator, made an in
teresting address to fair sized audi
enco in the opera house, last Saturday.
1t is said that a new elevator will
be built on the Northern this fall. All
the elevators and ware houses are now
full of grain and the half has not been
hauled
C Q. Martin brought a pumpkin to
town from his farm, a few days ago,
which, for size, takes the premium so far
as heard from this season. It's weight
is 165 pounds.
B G. Looney's little seven ear-old
girl fell from hay NOV last Wednes-
day, and broke the bone of the right fore
arm in two places. The fracture was
reduced by DR.. Watt
Every town in the Palouse country
has fire protection except Pullman.
What are our special exemptions from
fire that we should be so diffdent in
such an important matter.
Mr.. helms, of Moscow, passed
through town on Monday en- route to
Lewiston. He will be back to Genesee
about the first OF next week to canvass
for books.-Genesee Advertiser.
Tho Band of Hope entertainment
Thursday evening was decided success.
Every one was well pleased with the per
Torrance which was novel in character
and created a good deal of laughter.
The Colfax foundry was entirely de-
stroyed by fire last Saturday night. The
loss is estimated at about $1,000, and
the insurance $3.50. The fire originated
from hot metal coming in contact with
wood
"A gentleman who is well acquainted
in all the towns of the Palouse country
says that Pullman has made greater
improvement in its appea rance during
the last year than any other town in
this country.
The fall of the year is the best time
to plant trees. Who will make a move
towards Identifying our town by plant
ing shade trees this fall? With few
trees added to our other advantages Pull
man would be town of "beauty and
a JOY forever"