Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-05-18

Will McCray, proprietor of the Es-
mond House, Uniontown, visited relatives
in town several days of this week.
The indications are that the Pa
louise country this year will beat her rec
ord in the way of raising large crops.
Mrs J. M. Hill returned Tues
day from Spokane Falls, where she has
been visiting with relatives for some
time.
The HERALD Acknowledges receipt
of the Leicester Journal, of England,
with the compliments of its editor,
Marcus Windus.
The directors of the Building &
Loan association, at their last meeting,
appointed Thos. Neill secretary, vice G.
G. Raby resigned.
"A Irvine factory located at Pullman
would be a paying investment. Flax
straw could be used, and that can be
had in abundance.
If Pullman intends to celebrate the
4th of July, preparations should be COM
menced. Let us have a celebration
worthy of the name.
The valuable COW owned by Mrs.
Buchanan was taken seriously i'll last
Tuesday night, but recovered sufficiently
to kick the bucket next morning.
The scholars of the primary depart
ment of our public school presented Add
Ezell with a fine silk muffier last Tues
day, in appreciation of services rendered
at their entertainment.
1t is very bad taste, besides being
great annoyance to others, for young
folks to converse in church during the
services Wait until you go home be-
fore you discuss the-sermon.
Gen. Tannatt is making arrange
ments to build two story building,
40x90 feet, at Pennington. The ground
floor will be used for hardware store,
and the upper story as an opera-house.
Winston & Harrington's new ZOO
attracted quite number of our citizens
last Tuesday. To see the devil-fsh was,
alone, worth the price of admission.
The name of this creature is very APP
propriate.
I On Sunday afternoon the HERALD
force was permitted to indulge in de-
licious ice cream and cake through the
kindness of Mrs. Ellsworth, and again on
Friday evening Mrs. Buchanan was the
administering angel.
VIM. Chambers who was lodged in jail
at Colfax few weeks ago, charged with
assault, broke jail on Wednesday morn
ing and has not been recaptured. Fifty
dollars reward has been offered for his
capture and return to Sheriff Mclean.
The postmaster general has issued
an order modifying postal regulations SO
that hereafter letters not stamped will be
fordwarded to those addressed, from
whom postage will be collected. Hereto
fore notice of postage due has been sent
out and the mail withheld.
The organization of the Pullman
base ball club has been completed with
U. NJ. Cosper, captain; Will Allen, secre-
tary, and Walter Mckenzie, treasurer.
Suitable grounds have been engaged in
Reaney's addition, where the boys will
go into practice at once. With its many
good players Pullman should be able to
put a strong team into the field. The
club is now open to challenge.
He that whoopeth up his own bust
ness in the newspaper shall reap a
bountiful harvest in golden sheckles.
He who readeth the advertisements and
profits thereby shall have an abundance
of the worlds goods for a little money.
He who chooseth not to subscribe for
his home paper shall wonder at the
intelligence of his neighbor. He who
advertiseth literally gets the cream of
the trade. Old fogies get the skim
milk, and fall into the soup.-Ex.
The q. S. store, of Moscow, was
burglarized early on the morning OF the
14th inst. On the 18th a man was seen
in Pullman offering goods for sale at a
nominal price, and Deputy Marshal
Jones took him in charge on suspicion.
Mr.. Leistoe, of the .. S. store, came
down and identified the goods as those
taken from their store, and swore out a
warrant for the mans arrest. He gave
his name as James Eccles, and was taken
before Judge Lobaugh for examination.
The evidence satisfied the judge that
there was sufficient cause to hold the
defendant until requisition papers could
be procured from the governor to take
him to Idaho for trial He is now con-
fined in the city jail. VIM. Newton
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