Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-01-05
Town AND COUNTY.
-Downen & Miller.

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Look out ! now, or you'll write it
with an 8 instead of 9.
"A. Reaney made flying business
trip to Palouse City, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Vosburg made
the HERALD a substantial call, Monday.
Try the chillblain remedy at the drug
store. 6tf
Note Hunt & Buckeyes ad. in an
other column. 1t has been " filed in. y
Miss Lille Crockett, of Whatcom
W. T., is here visiting with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. F. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Clyde, of Pa
louise City, were among the guests at
the Palace Hotel this week.
The report of the turkey shoot last
Monday, has not been given us, conse-
quently we can make no note Of it.
Large assortment of mems boots and
shoes at D. & Ms.
Preaching at NJ. E. church Sunday,
at p. m. Protracted meeting will be-
gin with that service and continue two
weeks.
R. NJ. Wade, of the firm Of Knapp,
Burrell & Company, Portland, was in
in Pullman one day last week, the guest
Of David Williams.
A frst-class No. cooking stove for
$500, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
Writ Willoughby, Fred Warner,
Levi Doty and John Cairns with their
ladies were over from Guy to attend the
New Years ball.
j. G. Crome, representing the print
ers supply house of Palmer & Rey,
Portland, Ore, made the HERALD pleas
ant New Years call.
Mrs. Quivey, landlady of the Palace
Hotel, left yesterday morning for Rock
ford W. T., whittier she goes on a short
visit to reletives and friends.
The deputy sheriff of this county,
spent Tuesday in town en- route from
Lewiston to Spokane, having in custody
a man by the name of Hall, charged with
DEMONSTRATING.
A fine new cook stove for sale, cheap,
Apply to NJ. S. PHILLIPS.
Ira la old year, with all your privil-
eyes to the fair sex. Many old maids
there be who will sigh for your return
and weep because they improved not
your golden opportunities.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Leslie, Ruth Averill
Messrs. Chas. Odds, Dore Clark, Justin
Baird, Henry Grostein, Frank James, R
J. Skate and Joe Ruggles, were Colfax
representatives to the masquerade.
Hon. A. T. Fariss' little boy was
dangerously sick, this week, with con
gestion of the stomach. At one time
his recovery seemed almost impossible
but is now out of danger and much i'm
proved.
Ladies' all wool hose Is cents pei
pair, at D. & Ms.
1t has been intimated to the HER.
AID that unless there is less "going out
between acts" on the part of gentlemen
at our social dances, there will be per
ceptible falling off in the attendance Of
the ladies.
1t is said that Frank Truax, the
late departed and somewhat lamented
left thirty creditors behind him, the
boarding house keepers being the heavy
losers. He is reported as now stopping in
Garfield.
For bargains in fur caps go to Down
en- & Miller's.
An editor of an Iowa paper, being
asked, "Do hogs pay?" says that good
many do not; that they take the paper
for several years and then have the
postmaster send it back marked ere.
fused" "gone west," etc.
The members of the Congregational
choir, under the leadership of Martin L.
Kayler, formerly of Canada, are progress
ing finely, we are informed. If"practice
makes perfect" we expect to have q
musical treat in the near future.
Whitman Lodge No. 40, F. & A. NJ.
held their annual installation of officers
Friday night, Dec. 28th. They are as
follows: W. NJ, V. S. Higgins; S. W..
Martin Gender; J. W., Thomas Savage
Treas, E. J. Bryant; Sec'y, A. A. Miller
S. D., d. c. Munroe;J. D., W. 0. Barbee
Tyler, J. B. Crawford; Stewards, A. M
Rogers and w. B. Pennell.
Fariss Bros. have just received an in.
voice of cheap blacksmith tools adapted
to a farmers use. You can save time
and money by having them on YOU