Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-05-24

large lot OF rulU cans 10 De reduy 10
supply the demand during fruit season.
There is no better organ sold than the
A. B. Chase, which you can always buy
on the easiest terms and for the least
money of any organ of its class.
VEDDER & WINDUs.
The commissioners for locating the
agricultural college are on tour of in
spection, having visited Walla Walla,
Dayton and Colfax, and will visit Pull
man next.
Staver & Walker carry full stock of
gang and walking plows, seeders, drills,
steel land rollers, spring tooth, acme,
steel frame and wood harrows. Call and
see them. D. G. MUNRoE agent.
Mayor Windus returned from the
I. o. o. f. encampment, at Ellensburg,
Thursday evening. While absent Mr..
Windus visited Portland, Tacoma and
other cities.
Ralph and Chas. Bull have each
purchased lot, well located, in McKen-
zie's addition. This must prove good
investment as Pullman property is rap
idly advancing in value.
All Jim will please accept our
thanks for a package of smoked and
dried fruit direct from China. The Chi
nese characters on the outside of the
package were quite interesting.
If you have any idea of buying an
organ see the A. B. Chase, at the fur
niture store, before buying. We will
sell you the best organ for the least
money and,we not talking.
VEDDER & WINDUs.
}. f. Hill has seeded 500 acres of
wheat this spring. He reports that
crops have never looked better than
they do at present. Mr.. Hills fruit is
also doing finely. The Palouse country
is all right.
Last Sunday while Joe Allphin and
Miss Hayes were out driving, the team
which they had became unmanageable
and ran away. The carriage was some
what smashed. but its occupants happi-
ly escaped injury.
J. H. Jennings, agent for the Pom
eroy nursery, is here oanvass1ng the
country. In his absence S. B. Judson,
of Whelan, will receive orders for the
nursery, being authorized to do SO by
H. A. Russell, proprietor. 28w8*
The public school will close next
Friday, with appropriate vxercises py
the pupils. Principal Bulla wishes all
who subscribed to the special school fund
to leave the amount at the bank before
the close Of the term.
Mrs F. E. Carpenter has just received
large stock of spring millinery goods,
direct from the east, and the ladies are
requested to call and examine them.
This stock will be sold as cheap as is
possible for the best quality Of goods.
The Sunday School picnic last Sat
urday, was well attended, with plenty of
eatables for the participants. The COM
mittee has our thanks for a liberal sup
ply of cake sent to the HERALD sanctum.
They knew our weakness for good things
in that line.
Mrs c. B. Moody, sister of NJ. G.
True, with her daughter, Miss Lille,
and son Arthur, arrived from San Fran
cisco last Monday evening, and will
make Pullman their future home. Miss
Lille has accepted position in Super
visor of Census Hills office.
w. L. Taylor had his hand badly
injured last Wednesday, while handling
barbed wire. He was about to lift a
spool of the wire when his foot slipped
and he fell with his whole weight upon
the wire in such manner as to severely
cut his hand on the barbs
"A man named Hilton, of Moscow,
met with serious accident at Staley
last Monday. The team which he was
driving ran away smashing things up
generally, and injuring Hilton internally.
Under the care of DR. VIII White it
is thought that he will recover.
M. r. Kaylor left for the Big Bear
country, Idaho, last Sunday, in company
with corp of surveyors. He had been
appointed an enumerator by Supervisor
of Census Fill, but by joining the rail
readers caused vacancy which has been
filed by the appointment of E. R. Win
dus.
Mrs. Stone and Miss Zimmerman
we're callers at the HERALD sanctum
Thursday. Miss Zimmerman's home is
at Topeka, Kansas, and she came west
to visit Mrs. Stone. She is well pleased
with the Palouse country, and called for
copies Of the HERALD to send to her
eastern friends.
Tho I. o. G. T. lodge has elected
the following officers: P. W. c. T., J.
NJ. Price; G. T., Mrs. Sargent; V. T.,
! NJ AT,son. D G NF;I1o- d