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

i Mr.. Walling's new house is about
completed and will be occupied immedi-
ately by himself and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vedder rejoice
because little girl made her debut at
their house one day last week.
We are reliably informed that a
wedding is on the tapis. Both parties
belong to Pullman. Now guess.
e. A. Taylor is the proud father Of
a pair of twins, a boy and girl, who
arrived at his house last night.
The second quarterly meeting of
the Pullman charge, NJ. E. church, will
be held at Nays appointment, February
9, and 10, 1889.
e. H. Letterman, d. G. Munroe,
Thomas Savage, VIM. Newton and Thos.
Neill were in Colfax, Friday, engaged
on the Letterman- Savage lawsuit.
The case Ct e. H. Letterman &
Co. VS. Thomas W. Savage, tried before
Justice Inman, at Colfax, yesterday, re-
suited in judgment in favor of plant
ifs. Defendant gave notice of appeal.
Mrs. NJ. J. Taylor, former resident
and old settler of this place, has returned
from Tacoma, satisfied that Pullman is
good enough for her. She has let the
contract for the building of a dwelling
house on Sunny Side, south of E. A.
Taylor's residence.
Yesterday, February 1st, Mark c.
True took possession of the Palace Hotel,
Quivey & Halls lease for the same hav-
ing expired. A better landlord than Mr..
T. would be hard to find. Having been in
the business, more or less, all his life, he
is thoroughly conversant with its every
detail
Don't be a bit backward but come
righI along with your butter, eggs, po-
tatoes, squashes, beets, turnips, cab
bages, chickens, etc, and take home the
HERALD with you for a year. You will
be happier, sleep sounder and have a
better appetite if you read your home
paper and keep posted on the current
events of the week.
We are reliably informed that the
o. r. & N. railway company will COM
mence, early in the spring. the construc-
ton of line of road from Pullman up
Dry Fork, through Union Flats, to Gen
esee. The right of way has been secured,
and the probabilities are that round
house will be located here. Pullman, of
necessity, must be the railroad center, as
well as the trade center, of the Palouse
country.
The lawsuit wherein John Steffen
was plaintiff, and Enos & Reaney
nominal defendants, was tried on Tues
day before a jury of six good and law
full men who failed to agree on verdict.
A new trial was set for Wednesday, but
before it commenced the plaintiff dis
missed the action having received from
other parties interested, the full amount
of his claim and costs. The amount
involved was 1913; the costs, exclusive of
attorney fee, amounted to $62.
The citizens of Pullman and vicini-
ty should give the Board of Trade COM
mittee all the financial and moral sup
port they can to enable them to make a
success of the organization, the purpose
of which, is to benefit each and all of us
by Inducing new enterprises to locate
here; to procure immigrants of means;
to advance the development of Pullman
and the surrounding country. As an ev-
idence of what can be done under thor
ough organization, we refer you to what
it has already accomplished, notwith-
standing the fact that it is not yet fully
organized. Namely: the creamery, men,
toned elsewhere. Grist-mill, and 9th
er manufacturing enterprises will come
if their attention is called to the superb
or advantages we have for them.