Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-28
LOCAL NEWS.

New Year"
"A few days are still left in which to
pay city taxes.
Remember, the masquerade ball is
Tuesday evening.
The HERALD and San Francisco Cal
one year for $3.50.
The Misses. Tewalt visited Cotton
friends Christmas day.
Grand masquerade ball New Years
EVE. Remember the date.
Services at the Congregational
church tomorrow Sunday evening by
Rev. Hill.
A. No. 1 cedar shingles for sale by
Thos. AlIphin.
Roe Bryant's little child who is liv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter, Is
very sick.
Services at the Methodist church,
by Rev. Gibson, tomorrow morning at
II O'Clock.
I H. G. DePledge, Of Colfax, is as
sisting Cashier Windus, for a few days,
in the bank.
Have you seen the handsome chamber
suits, lounges and easy chairs at Y. s W's
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Thompson and
G. ". Horner, Of Spokane Falls, were
guests at the Windus-P -Partch wedding.
F. L. Sanborn and wife, OF Sprague,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
S. Phillips. Mrs. Hack returned with
them.
Frank Burnham will chop feed
every Wednesday and Saturday, MIL
opposite the HERALD block, Pullman. 4tf
Have you observed the new smoking
room recently fitted mp at Reaney's hall
for the benefit of those who indulge in
the weed?
Ralph Bull says that be viii never
again conduct lady to hotel from the
midnight train, as his services are not
appreciated.
X. P. Allen has purchased Andrew
Sidorlofs interest in the blacksmith
shop and is now sole proprietor OF the
Benjamin shop.
Just arrived: step ladders, door mats,
clothes baskets, waste baskets and
carpet sweepers at the furniture store.
j. T. Chiffon held ticket No 184 in
the drawing at Richardson & WIldnson's
on Christmas eve, and was the winner
Of the gold watch.
( john Prentice has purchased the
Harrington ranch, three miles south
weot of town, through e. W. Downen.
Consideration $500.
Attorney Gose, of Uniontown, spent
Thursday in town en- route to Colfaz
Mr.. Gose was admitted to the bar in
Asotin county few days ago.
Try the chilblain remedy at the drug
store. Sure cure. If
Tho trial of Mrs. Skoels (Bronco
Liz. for the murder OF Chas. Skaels, at
Spokane Falls, resulted in her acquittal
on the grounds of self defense.
j. B. Crawford has purchased from
f. W. Downen the lot west Of the pho
tograph gallery, and viii build meat
market thereon as soon as spring opens
Wipe your muddy shoes!! Mats at
the furniture store.
j. G. Crome, the representative Of
Palmer & Rey, the newspaper supply
house of the coast, was in town this
week looking after the wants Of the
HERALD.
The McKanlass company gave an
entertainment in the opera house, on
Christmas eve, but owing to the Christ
mas tree the attendance was small. The
performance was very good.
The shooting match on Christmas
day was not as largely attended as it
might have been owing to some misun-
derstanding as to the time. There will
be another one on New Years Gay.
We hear a great deal of complaint
about parties in town allowing boys to
shake dice for money and thus plant the
germs that viii dovelope the passion Of
gambling. Let the parties stop at once.
J.B. Crawford sells a quarter Of beef
for from 81 to cents per pound, and
pork by the hos, s. cents; by the side,
6 cents per pound, and by retail, 6 to
125 cents per pound. 9w4
The ordinance requiring all hues to
be Of brick If the house IS within 100
feet of any other building, goes into ef-
feet January l. Have you all complied
with the ordinance? If not you had
better do so at once.
The time card now in foroo on thus
branch of the Union Pacific road makes