Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-08-16

| from Kansas.
Mrs. F. E. Carpenter is visiting in
Rosalia this week.
-Messrs. Renfro and Webb, of Staley,
were in town yesterday.
Il. L. Magee, of Palouse City, was
in the city last Monday.
The republican club will meet this
evening in Reaney's hall.
Chicken shooting is sport now in
dulged in by our local sportsmen.
Prof. and Mrs. Beach, of Garfield,
were in the city Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. q. Reed returned from
Medical Lake Wednesday evening.
The dance at Staley next Friday
evening promises to be fine affair.
Moses Bull and son, Charles, made
a trip to Kendrick, Idaho, this week.
j. F. Carrere, at Spokane Falls, was
registered at the Palace last Wednesday.
". E. Bull contemplates locating at
Kendrlck, Idaho, where he will practice
law.
Born, to Mrs. J. 81. Miller, on the
evening of August 18th, an eight-pound
boy.
II your plow don't work take it to
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. If
DO not fail to read the stories which
appear on the HERALD's second page
each week.
Mrs. Kingman, of Spokane Falls,
a sister of Mrs. J. NJ. Hill, is visiting
that lady this week.
F. D. Richardson and family are
occupying the house recently vacated by
J. A. Wilkinson. He will move into his
new house as soon as it is finished.
Crooks, churns, jars, glassware, china,
cuspedores, lamps and chimneys cheap
at the furniture store.
| A fine solid oak bedroom suit, French
bevel plate mirror, 25x30 in bureau, for
500 at the furniture store.
|
Murray Kirkwood, of Spok.lle
Falls, formerly of Pullman, has been
visiting in town this week.
Well digging and blasting, at lowest
rates. Enquire of A. Neeves, at Nc
Bride, Miller & Co.'s store. 39tf*
Geo. Bratton. Alan Andrews and
J. B. johnson were representatives Of
Colfax in our city last Thursday.
Go to G. Fl. Dodd & Co. for barbed
wire. The celebrated Haish and other
good grades constantly on hand. If
Eddie Gates, eldest son of W. W.
Gates, was kicked by horse last Sun
day and had one arm badly injured.
At cost-Ladies work baskets, ham
mocks, croquet sets and large lot of
picture frames, at the furniture store
Joe Allphin has left the railroad
and gone to Staley to take charge of the
elevator there. He went to Staley last
night.
R. d. Mcconnell was in town yes
terday. r. D. is interested in Kendrick
and reports things as thriving at that
little city.
-Messrs. Snow and Snyder, of Mos
COW, were in the city last Monday. The
HERALD acknowledges call from the
latter gentleman.
ALI ladies interested in furnishing
the new Congregational church are in
vited to meet with Mrs. N. F. Cobleigh
Thursday afternoon, August 21st.
Born, to Mrs. E. W. Downen, on the
18th inst, an 81 pound boy. Mother
and child are doing well, and the pater-
nal progenitor is likely to recover.
Dentist G. H. Bently, OF Garfield,
came down to Pullman Monday evening
and will stay until the middle of next
week. He is doing good business
here.
The census returns have all been
received by Mr.. Hill, and the schedules
are all shipped to Washington, D. G.
The total population of this district is
12O, ,306.
A reunion of all the Missourians in
the state is to be held in North Yakima
on September 8, 4 and 5. Reduced rates
will be given by the railroads for all those
attending.
The drill became fastened in the
well being bored by Shupe in the east
part of town, and can not be loosened.
This well has been abandoned, and new
set of tools ordered. The well was down
eighty feet.
i Chris. Martin has just threshed
thirty-fve acres of wheat, on the Cap.
Hungate place, that averaged so bushels
per acre. In one day one header cut,
and thresher with % inch cylinder