Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-10-12


Miss Rose Tewalt, of Cotton, is in
the city.
Dramatic entertainment Saturday,
Oct. 10, by home talent.
Lawyer Greer, of johnson Siding,
was on our streets Thursday.
Henry Williamson, our genial bar
Der, is on the sick list this week.
David Garrett has moved into his
new house in the north side of Pullman,
e. E. Ellsworth and family, board
ed the evening train Wednesday, bound
for Portland.
1t is rumored that there is to be
wedding in town tomorrow. It's time
to guess now.
Mcconnell, Chambers Il Co. shipped
I40 tons of wheat from their warehouse,
last Thursday.
Senator Fariss went to Spokane
Falls Wednesday morning and returned
in the evening.
Frank Burnham is erecting a chop
mill on the fiat on Main street, opposite
the HERALD block.
Services at the Congregational
church tomorrow, morning and evening,
at the usual hours.
Mrs. .. NJ. Cosper left for six
weeks visit with relatives in Oregon, on
Wednesday night, last.
e. S. Rice is becoming the owner of
a good deal of land. His latest addition
is fine farm near Guy.
The Miller bridal party returned
from their trip on the Columbia and to
Portland last Thursday night.
Walter Ruble has purchased a lot
on Sunny Side and will commence the
erection of a house Immediately.
Ben. Mcconnell, who has been
studying medicine in San Francisco, is
visiting his many friends in Pullman
and Moscow.
Benjamin Phelps has formed part
nership with VIM. Buckley. The firm
will be known as Buckley & Phelps, con-
tractors and builders.
Mr.. Shrader has returned from the
Asotin country, bringing with him his
wife and family and expects to make
Pullman his future home.
We saw Brother Thompson, of the
Moscow "Star," drive rapidly past our
sanctum, last Sunday afternoon. Hope
he'll have time to stop when he is in
town again.
w. L. Taylor was very successful
at the drawing on Thursday evening,
securing several very elegant pictures
which will lessen his bill when he comes
to buy furniture. Cumtux?
An art gallery conducted on the lot
terry plan, has taken possession of the
room formerly used as the republican
club room, in the Nodine block, and is
fitting everybody ont with pictures.
-Messrs White, of Coin, and Klein
gard, of Evansville, made very pleas
ant call at this office yesterday. Mr..
White reports project on foot to move
the postoffice from Coin to st. John.
Chicken thieves got away with half
of J. w. Hollinshead's chickens one
night last week. Pretty early for this
kind of thievery to be going on. Guess
some one is going to have company.
Mrs. Reed and son Add. Ezell, who
went to Montrose, Mo-, some weeks ago,
did not find that country to suit them
and turned back to San Francisco where
Add is now attending business college.
Harry Richardson and Albert Laney
have bought out the Mcdonald stock OF
paints, etc, and will hereafter do all
kinds of painting under the firm name
of Richardson & Laney. They are loca-
ted under Reaney's hall. Success to
the boys.
Elmer Burnam wrote out an attach
ment against A. Hurlbert for certain
property, including team of horses,
and sent constable after it, but Hurl-
bert had disposed of the team and left
for parts unknown, leaving Mr.. Burnam
to mourn his loss.