Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-07-13

u. NJ. Cosper and family have moved
into the Stewart house on Alder street.
w. J. Windus spent few days in
town this week, his future address will
be Spokane.
DIR. Webb went up to Spokane Falls
Thursday, on business connected with his
patent right.
The HERALD is pleased to note that
Al. Fariss and N s. Hunt are able to be
around again.
The party who borrowed p lumber
from Hunt & Buckley's yard are request
ed to return it.
The firm of Phillips & Macarthur has
been dissolved. NJ s. Phillips continues
in the business.
j. N. Pickerel, of Palouse City, was
in town Monday looking up location
to open law Office.
WIN. Buckley has new Osborne
binder which he will trade for any kind
OF stock. Call and see it.
The scholars of Miss Whittington's
department presented that lady with an
elegant breast-pin yesterday.
The Pullman base ball nine has &C
cepted the Changers challenge. The
game will be played a week from Sunday
for $50.
Mrs T. L. Munroe and her mother,
Mrs Bull, returned Thursday from Farm
ington where they have been visiting a
daughter of the latter.
Lost: Or taken by mistake, from
Reaney's hall on the evening of the 4th,
q brown shawl with silk embroidery and
. brown fringe. Finder please leave the
same in care of the HERALD.
AS shown by notice elsewhere the
streets proposed to be graded mnst be
done by the owner on or before August
18th, 1889. If not done at that time the
cost Of grading will be collected as other
taxes.
The directors OF the Building &
Loan association elected the following
officers: President, NJ. F. Spencer; Vice
President, Thos. H. Kaylor; Treasurer,
Wv. Windus; Attorney and Clerk,
Thomas Neill.
A pleasant surprise party was given
the Misses Fariss on last Tuesday even
ing. Quite number of the young folks
we're present and enjoyed the excellent
supper, fruits, etc. served by the young
ladies. A general good time was had.
j. F. Hill has purchased the Crippen
ranch of 24O acres, for the consideration
OF $50 per acre. This gives Mr.. Hill a
ranch of $50 acres, al lin one body and
well improved, and being located near
town makes it one of the most valuable
farms in this neighborhood.
Several farmers, living near Farm
ington were swindled lately, by the conf
dence man; he sold them groceries at re-
duced rates and had the purchaser sign
a contract agreeing to pay for the goods
when delivered, when too late, they
found they had signed promisory note
which they will have to pay.-Moral
Trade with your home merchants.
Mr.. z. W. Craig who has been apo,
inted grain buyer for the N. P. elevator
company, at this point, arrived from
Mankato, MINI, last Monday. We CLIP
the following from the Mankato Free
TrAss:
Mr.. Zina ". Craig will soon leave fol
Washington Territory to take up his
residence He has secured position as
grain buyer for the Northern Pacific
Elevator company at Pullman town "a
miles south of Spokane Falls. 'Zina" is
a first rate young man and we wish him
and his wife much prosperity in their
new home.
Evening Star lodge No. rs, knights
II, Pgthias, of Pullman, installed the
Following Officers on Monday evening, to
serve the term commencing July l, 1889,
and ending December 81, 1889: For p
O., Alfred Windus; G. c., e. Z. Ellsworth
VIC, Arthur Drinkwater; Prelate, John
Sanborn; NJ. at A., Thomas Allphin; L,
: G., Martin Gender; Q. g. J. NJ Price &c
Tho lodge is in a very Furnishing condl-
ton. having recently added to its al
=, rosdy good membership several of the
leading citizens Of the city. The principles
Of the order, viz: friendship, charity and
benevolence have been exempllhed lately
by this young and growing lodge IN a
manner that shows the great good OF the
noble order