Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.

II. F. Burgess was in town Friday.
u. NJ. Cosper is able to be around
the house.
Miss Kittie Bragg returned to Col
ak last Tuesday.
j. M. Hill is expected home from
Olympia tonight.
Building and Loan Association will
meet next Tuesday.
Attorney McCroskey, of Colfax, was
in town over Sunday.
D. G. Mckenzie made a business
trip to Colfax yesterday.
H. G. DePledge, of Colfax, spent
Thanksgiving in Pullman.
Will someone agitate the question
of organizing whist club?
VIM Buckley has gone to Spokane
Falls to work during the winter.
E. r. Smith, of the river, reports
some of his fruit trees in blossom.
Mrs. Chambers entertained her Suug
day school class at her home last even
ing, y
A house OF three rooms to rent. For.
particulars apply to VIM. Buckley, 2t y
's-R. Hugunin and family, of Oakes-
dale, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. z. w. Craig.
-Messrs. Richardson and Ringer were
Almota's representatives at the dance
last Thursday evening.
An elegant plush lounge, or bed
lounge can be had at the furniture store
for very little cash.
i -Supt Bean has appointed H. Jack
son school director in place of DR.. Webb
whose term expired, and John Squires
clerk.
Born to the wife of John Gender,
on Nov. q, son. The mother and
child are under the care Of Mrs. Duff at
her house.
-C. G. Raby, our facetious book
agent, laid by for repairs this week, an
attack of tonsilitis having temporarily
disabled him,
Vedder & Windus have just received
a large invoice Of chap comfortable
rocking chairs and spring and wool mat
tresses.
E. W. Downen has planted one and
a half acres Of orchard on his residence
lot. He has apple, pear, plum, prune
and peach trees.
"A dancing school of twenty mem
bers has been organized, to be conducted
10y Prof. Harris, of Colfax, beginning
next Friday night.
x. P. Allen and family arrived from
Dawson, N. D., last Wednesday evening,
and will permanently locate here. The
school census is thereby increased by the,
number Of six. -
A full line OF ladies' and children's
foot wear VIII arrive at Richardson &
Willdnson's the fore part OF next week.
John Benjamin has sold his black
smith business to Andrew Siderlof, who
comes recommended as a frst-class
smith He can be found in Benjamin's
shop on Grand street. 7
Plans were submitted to the trns-
tees Of the Land & improvement Com
pany for an opera house on their prop
erty on Main street The matter was
referred to a committee with full power
to act.
If YOU approve of our endeavor to
reflect the enterprise and progress of
Pullman in enlarging to our present
size, you can convince us Of your ap
proval in a financial way that will be
very gratifying.
This day I have sold ont and want to
collect. All indebted to me viii please
settle at once and save costs as [ viii
put all into a Judgment if not paid i'm
mediately. Dated November 27, 1889.
5w2 JOHN BENJAMIN.
Judge Ruby has called meeting
Of the members Of the Whitman county
bar to meet Dec. 2, at ten o'clock, in Col
fax, to assist the court in promulgating
rules of practice etc. The superior
court will then be organized and the
docket called and cases set for trial.
The Judge will be in attendance the fol-
lowing Monday.
The \. P. r. II. Co, desiring to
give its patrons the best accommoda-
tions it can procure, and recognizing the
superior hotel accommodations possessed
by Pullman, have changed their time
card on the Spokane & Palouse branch
so that now the passenger train stops at
Pullman for breakfast and supper.