Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-23
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ODD, 1888
Town AND COUNTY.

>. L. MuIrony, formerly OF ColIdA,
has started blacksmith shop at Staley
Read the ads. and business locals
in the HERALD if you want bargains.
R. S. and Mrs. Booth welcomed a
newcomer in their household on Valen-
tine day.
Goods cheaper than ever heard of
| before. G. S. Mason.
Oliver Warmoth, of Colfax, is in
the city with a view of engaging in
business.
Mrs. G. Martin and child left on
Wednesday morning for San Francisco
to visit her brother.
In this issue will be found a synop-
sis of the recent proceedings of the
county commissioners.
Among the recent arrivals here are
E. Hammer and wife, from Lincoln,
Kan. They expect to locate with us.
The revival meetings at Moys, held
by Revs. Phelps and Lloyd, closed
Thursday (14th) with 81 conversions
and reclamations.
Watches at cost, for cash, at the drug
store.
Y A. S. Watt, right-of-way agent OF
/ the o. R. & n, was in town Wednesday,
on business connected with the new
branch up Dry fork.
John German and Thomas Golden,
from the East, are prospecting for land
in this vicinity. They are pleased with
the appearance of things.
The residence of Charles Heater
was destroyed by fire last week. The
furniture was saved, but the actual loss
was about $500, with no insurance.
The well-known Walla Walla mar
BILE house of Niles 6 Vinson was repre-
scented in town, Monday, by the senior
member. Read their notice in this issue
The sleight-of- hand performance Of
Prof. Martin at the opera house Thurs
day and Friday evenings drew fail
audiences and appeared to give general
satisfaction.
White & Jackson's Compound Cough
Syrup.
J. D. Kirkwood and family have
removed from the Mason block to 6
house in Reaney's addition. Mex
spring Mr.. X. will put up residence O
his own in the addition.
William Newton and wife take thi:
opportunity of expressing their thanks
to those ladies who, by their kindness
and attention, contributed so largely
towards Mrs Newton's recovery from
her late illness. ~
-"Here's $3.50 for another copy O
the HERALD, to go East, and the Call t.
myself" said E. Burns, the carpenter
this week. "They are worth the money
and 1 want the Iowa folks to see what
we are doing here"
DR.. Campbell De la Pine, of London
Eng, where he has been a practicing
physician for some twenty years, writes
that he will locate in Pullman in the
near future. He is a relative of the
Messrs. Thoney, and comes here in The
hope of benefting his health.
Cedar posts by the arm-load or car
load, for sale by Hunt & Buckley. lot
Rev. Mr.. Davies, late pastor of the
Congregational church, has received ant
accepted call to the pulpit of the
church at Monticello, MINI. He re
turned from that place Thursday even
ing, and will remove his family ant
effects thither in about two weeks
Monticello is thriving Minnesota town
and the HERALD congratulates it upor
the acquisition of Mr.. Davies.
Mrs. Lucy H. Washington, of New
York, national w. G. T. U. organizer
and lecturer, will speak at the Congre
gational church in Pullman on the even.
ings of March 2 and 8. OF this lady's
ability the St. Louis Globe Democrat
says:
Mrs. Washington made powerful
appeal in favor of prohibition. The lady
is fine speaker, and handles her sub
ject, with which she is thoroughly &C
quainted, in a mastery manner.
The person who furnishes items t.
a newspaper is always appreciated
Many persons hesitate about sendins
personal notes to a newspaper regarding
themselves, the movement of themselves
and friends, lest the editor should thinf
them too anxious to see their names IL
print. He will think nothing of the
kind, but on the contrary is glad O
such notes. Many seemingly unim
portant items are, when printed, news t.
a large number of readers.
Try Compound Cough Syrup, fol