Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02

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Cashier Windus spent Sunday
with friends in Colfax.
Emory Stratton, of Moscow, was in
town Friday, calling on friends, the
HERALD included.
-Messrs. D. G. Munroe, H. S. Reese
and Geo. Wier were in Moscow, Wednes-
day, attending lawsuit.
Mrs 0. Stewart was taken suddenly
i'll last Monday morning. She was
much better at latest accounts.
Rev. Chamberlain closed his labors
as pastor of the Congregational church
at this place, last Sunday evening.
John Reaney has been confined to
his room for the past week with rheu-
matte fever. He is now improving.
"A. D. Boyer tells you what he can
do in the line Of carpentering and cabi-
net work in his new adj. in this issue.
Il am satisfied that advertising in
the HERALD is a good investment. 1t has
paid me handsomely" says Al. Reaney.
Mrs. A Reaney was called to Mos
COW, the first of the week, on account of
the sickness of her father who lives there.
Willis Ford, accompanied by his IA
ther in law, w. H. Androos, of Milton,
Ore, made us pleasant call this week.
Complaint has been made to us that
tho HERALD is not distributed regular
ly at the Cotton postothce. Why is
this thus?
Observe the neat new sign, gilded
boot, recently suspended in front of AL
fred Windus' boot and shoe shop. Pho
tographer Taylor has new sign out, also.
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j. G. Fullerton, the rustler, has ac-
cepted a position with Staver & Walker,
and will hereafter be domiciled at Mos
COW. His handsome countenance will
be missed on our streets.
We are informed that hereafter
skating at the rink will be on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings of each week
and that the price of skates will be
reduced to twenty-five cents.
The HERALD gives you all the
local news, and the San Francisco Cal
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"A special school election for district
No. 50, will be held at the school house
in Pullman, on the 23d day of February
1889, for the purpose of voting on the
question of levying special school tax
| to increase the teachers fund and meet
present indebtedness.
The HERALD office has been i'm
proved by the addition of new 30 incl
paper cutter of the latest improved pat
tern. This will enable us to promptly
fill all orders for job work. By the way
if you want neat job Of work done
call and see us.
-Mesdames Shanks, Reed, Watt anc
Drinkwater have all been very sick fol-
some time past but are now on the mend
An unusual amount of sickness prevail:
here this season, but Pullman is moi
alone in this misfortune as we hear the
same complaint from all points.
With his usual promptness, Mr.. W
NJ. Chambers recognized the value of the
HERALD otter for foreign subscriptions
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Pullman and vicinity.
Miss Clara Drinkwater received /;
very elegant present, last Saturday
from a friend in California, it being
beautiful gold mounted riding whip
with an ivory handle, carved in tn
shape of hawks foot, holding in it
claws a California acorn; near this i
handsome gold ferule, ON which ar
engraved in artistic style, the initials o
| Miss Drinkwatcr, with those of the giver