Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-01-19
Town AND COUNTY.

this week, into his new house.
w. F. Shaw has gone to Cheney to
join his wife, who is very sick.
Bob-sleds at Knapp, Burrell & Com
pany's, at bottom prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Renfro, of Sta
ley, were visiting in town, Sunday.
Mr.. Mitchell, of Mitchell, Lewis &
Co., Portland, was in town this week.
Bob leds at Knapp, Burrell & Com
pany's, at bottom prices.
Mason Bros. have removed their
meat market to the old postoffice build
ing on Grand-st.
Reserved seats for the MINISTRIES, on
sale at the drug store. Secure one be-
fore they are all gone.
Finest cutters in town for $50 cash,
at Knapp, Burrell & Company's.
John Morrison having disposed OF
his property here, left last Tuesday for
Canada, where he will reside.
A frst-class No. 8 cooking stove for
$1,000, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
Owing to throat troubles, Prof.
helms was unable to be at his education
al post the past week, and on Monday
Mrs. Walter Windus supplied the vacan-
cy. Mrs. Walling took charge the re-
naming four days.
Bob-sleds at Knapp, Burrell & Com
pany's, at bottom prices.
The HERALD Office is prepared to
turn out as neat job work as any in this
country, and at reasonable prices. We
have just filed several orders for Dako-
ia parties. When you want anything
in this line call and see us.
Finest cutters in town for $50 cash,
at Knapp, Burrell & Company's.
w. F. Shaw met with painful &C
cident on Wednesday last, while riding
to Colfax or horseback. He was riding
at rather fast gait, when the horse fell
with him, bruising his left leg
considerably, but no bones were broken.
Have you seen the Cutters at Knapp,
Burrell & Company's? They are daisies
and cheaper than ever offered before.
w. W. Gates has purchased J. w
Oberholtzer's interest in the Grand-st
livery stable. We wish him success in
his new enterprise.
Two of our town boys, while out
hunting last week, came near having q
serious accident by the discharge of a
loaded rife which they had standing
between them in a narrow seated cutter
in which they were riding.
All persons wanting wood or coal viii
do well to see the agent OF the Northern
Pacific road at Pullman. 3tf
We are to be visited by the Rob
ertine Carnival company of Portland
who propose to give our citizens Al
opportunity of attending tho grandest
prize masquerade ball ever given in THU
city. Everyone should be prepared
to go.
Don't miss seeing F. T. Merrill, the
champion bicyclist, in his wonderful OK
hibition on the bicycle, next Thursday
evening.
Call and see our new copyrighted
letter heads; imitation engraving, eacl
sheet containing also genuine steel en-
graved view of mountain and railway
scenery of different kinds, all handsome
ly printed and tableted in covers, will
blotter attached to each tablet. No fan
cy prices asked for them. tt
Have you seen the Cutters at Knapp
Burrell & Company's? They are daisies
and cheaper than ever offered before.
The special election held Thursday
to fill the vacancy in the town Board o
Trustees caused by the removal of J. FL
Mcguire to Julietta, Idaho, resulted il
the election of M. W. Drinkwater. NJ
nominations were made and little inter
est taken. There were " votes cast, o
which NJ W. Drinkwater received As
NJ. c. True 10, scattering Z.
Suits for the grand prize masquerade
ball will be at the Palace Hotel on mex
Wednesday forenoon. If you have n'
suit of your own, call and see them.
1t was pretty cold last Wednesda.
night for bare-footed little girls to b
around hunting place to stay all night
but one came to the house of ID. +
Spencer that evening, and appealed s.
pitifully to his hospitality that he ant
his worthy spouse concluded she wa
Just what they wanted, and that the
would keep her. Weight 81 pounds
Fa-mother and child doing well.
Lost: A black fur standing collar