Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-07

Banker Coolridge, Of Colfax, spent
several days in town this week.
4 house Of three rooms to rent. For
particulars apply to VIM. Buckley. 1t
Mrs. NJ. z. Leitch is confined to her
room with inHammatory rheumatism.
Agent Chandler, of the Uuion Pa
cifc, visited the county seat Thursday.
Editor Hicks, Of the Cotton Eagle
was a caller at the HERALD Office Thurs
day.
The fret term OF the superior court
of Whitman county will convene next
Monday.
Misses Sanders and Christman made
the HERALD office pleasant call last
Saturday.
E. E. Ellsworth an wife, Of Palouse
City, were visiting friends in Pullman
this week.
-Munroe & Carpenter have petitioned
off room at the back Of their salesroom
for tin shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers entertained
Messrs Griffin and Brstton, of Moscow
at dinner last Sunday.
An elegant plush lounge, or bed
lounge can be had at the furniture store
for very little cash.
Miss Georgia Smith went to Pa
louise City Tuesday, to remain a few
days, the guest of Mrs. Ellsworth.
.-Downen 6 Niller have added a sill
yer mounted trapezo in their show win
dow on which is displayed scaris, etc, in
metropolitan style.
A full line OF ladies' and childron'f
foot wear viii arrive at Richardson 4
Wilkinson's the fore part OF next week
w. J. Mcconnell came over from
Moscow Tuesday, to take charge Of the
business Of Mcdonnell, Chambers & Co.,
during the absence Of Mr.. Chambers.
Mr.. Richardson, a farmer living
about three miles this side of Colfax,
lad %ie / sliing 81. : :t1coatelts...,Irr.2 I'd
to the ground last Thursday evening,
Banker Mills, of Colfax, came over
to Pullman, last Tuesday, and took the
cashiers place in the bank whiio Mr..
Windus made business trip to Moscow.
Ve6der & Windus have just received
large invoice Of cheap comfortable
rocking-chairs and spring and wool mat
tresses.
Mark A. Fullerton, Of Colfax,
stopped over a few hours yesterday on
his return from Lewiston, where he has
been for several days en- legal business
-Jailor Walters came over from Co
fax, yesterday, to look after his property
interests in Lawrence 6 Holbrook's ad-
dition. He has faith in Pullman real
estate.
-Tfapv Of Pullman's Young people
are contemplating matrimony it might
be to thoir profit to read the article in
this issue entitled " Christmas Marriages
at the Z. s. Store, Moscow, Idaho"
Our thanks are due to Len. G. Rich
ardcon for bouquet Of handsome ohrys-
anthemums, sent by him. from Aln0ta
on Snake river. Mr.. r. repotrs that some
varieties Of wild flowers are still in bloom
A Christmas tree at the Congrega
tional church, under the auspices Of the
union Sunday school, has been decided
upon. Everybody is invited to partici-
pate. An appropriate program will be
prepared.
R. Lanning stopped boring in his
artesian well before the drill was through
the rock. He may go on through if the
water does not rise to height sufficient
to s,1i+ him The flow now is over sc
gallons 8 minute.
We would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the public to a carefully selected
stock of ladies' and children's shoes and
rubber goods JUST RECEIVED, at prices tc
suit the times.
RIcHARpsoN s, WILEIEsON.
-Wo dropped into lhe variety store
this week and were shown as full line
of Christmas goods as was ever seen in
Pullman. Mr.. Ruble knows what the
people want for presents and he has
them in abundance.
Next Monday is stock sale day at
Pullman. Among other property the
following viii be offered for sale, to wit
One team OF good work horses 4 years
old and about 1920 pounds weight, the
property OF n. S. Hunt.
VIM. Chambers received telegram
Tuesday. telling him Of the serious i'll
ness Of his mother He left the same
night for her home near Corvallis, Ore
Later intelligence received by Mrs