Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-01-26

The new sidewalk on Main-st. is
progressing rapidly.
M. G. True has sold his valuable
horse Lion" to Geo. Bremen.
Mrs. R. Lanning, who has been
very sick is now convalescent.
"A new correspondent this week,
from johnson siding, and good one.
The machinery for the planning mill
has arrived, and will be put in running
order without delay.
DR.. F. E. Webb, who has been
spending a week in Spokane Falls, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Try the chillblain remedy at the drug
store. 6tf
Mrs. Buchanan was called last Sun
day to the bedside of her sister, who is
very sick at Medical Lake.
Note the change in Mcconnell,
Chambers & Co.'s, Fariss Bros and the
Bank of Pullman's advertisement.
H. G. DePledge came over from
Colfa1, Thursday night, and shook hands
with his numerous friends here.
E. s. Brown, OF Uniontown, and MIR.
Otto, of the Big Bend country, were the
guests of J. W. Hollinshead, Wednesday.
Mrs. Watson and sister, en- route
from Palouse City to Moscow, stopped
over here last Wednesday, and took din
ner with A. A. Miller.
We are pleased to note that R. d.
Mcconnell, who has been confined to his
bed for some time by severe attack OF
quinsy, is able to be on the street again.
Attorney Neill insisted upon having
his wife vaccinated-he now attends to
the culinary department himself, and is
said, by those who know, to be an expert
"ollapodrida singer.
A frst-class No s cooking stove for
$1,000, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
"A. s. Billion, editor and publisher Of
the Wheatland Oak. Eagle, made the
HERALD pleasant call, Monday. He is
doing the Palouse country with view
to locating here in the near future.
"A joyous family reunion took place
in Pullman, last Saturday night. Mr..
Flanagan, Of Moscow, had come over
to meet his wife and two daughtes, who
arrived on the evening train, from Wis
consiE.
Attorney Neill and wife, who, since
their arrival in town, have been stopping
at the Palace Hotel, have at last domi-
ciled themselves in the house recently
vacated by W. V. Windus, and will
soon be ready to receive their friends.
All persons wanting wood or coal will
do well to see the agent Of the Northern
Pacific road at Pullman. 3tf
The band boys are preparing for q
sheet and pillow-oase masque ball to be
given on February IA, at the Pullman
Opera House. Excellent music will be
furnished and a jolly time is anticipated.
Come out, everybody, and give the boys
lift.
We understand that good black
smith who will locate at Staley, Whit
man county, W. T., will receive substan-
tial inducements. It is good trading
point and the man who will open first
class shop there will make money.
John Prentice, a popular farmer
east of town, has hired man to look
| 2lUer his ItlUcn anu u6 HttS ldhCu u L
quarters at the Empire House for the
winter, and we are reliably informed
that he has paid his board for a week
in advance.-per ]. c.
As J. G. Fullerton was on his way
to Cotton, Saturday evening, he stopped
TO enquire the road, of his friend c. c.
Roberts, and found the school children
of the neighborhood having a grand
party and oyster supper, and Of course
had to stop and take in the entertain
ment. He was accompanied by Tom
Allphin, who never overlooks an oyster
supper or any thing OF that kind
There was large crowd present and all
seemed to be enjoying themselves
hugely.
On February IA, the Pullman Brass
Band will give sheet and pillow
masque ball, at the Opera House. Music
for the occasion will be furnished by the
full band.