Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-11-06
THE LOCAL FIELD.
Items Of News Concerning Yourself,
Your Friends and Your
Neighbors.
Interesting Pieces of News Unearthed
by Herald Re-
porter.

D. Ryan, Moscow, is in the city.
Farmers are jubilant over the CO.
pious rains.
Fall plowlng has commenced in
dead earnest.
The fremen will give>a uniform
fireman's dance on Thanksgiving.
Miss Lula Ringer visited her parents
at Almota last Tuesday.
Judge Fl, E. Merriman spent few
hours in the Crevice yesterday.
e. H Letterman has been Ill and
confined to his house this week.
j. f. Hill las moved his family into
his handsome new residence this week.
The fire alarm Thursday afternoon
woke up the town for a minute or two.
The HERALD's fruit and vegetable
display attracts good deal of attention.
Pullman is flooded with strangers
who are seeking homes in this favored
land
A. B. Baker has moved into W. F.
Williams new house in Reaney's addi-
tion.
Mrs. o. L. Kennedy, of Cotton,
visited her sister, Mrs. G. H. Olmsted,
this week.
Hill Norton came up from Oregon
the first of the week. He will winter in
Pullman.
In order to prove effective the gut
ters along Main street MUST be kept
cleaned out.
J. G. Foor is putting a handsome
sign on the window of Booth & Stewart IS
meat market
j. R. Johnson left for Minnesota to-
day. He will visit in that state for
about four weeks.
Mrs. Deibel, who has been sick for
the past seven weeks from the effects of
afall, is recovering,
WANTED, one hundred dozen chickens
ut the Pullman Meat Market. Booth &
Stewart, proprietOrs. 2tf.
Teachers in all school districts are
requested to send the HERALD mon tn
y report of their schools.
&C. G. Ingalls,, the matchmaker, is
having an immense watch painted on his
show window for a sign.
Stephen Dorsey nas temporarily
moved his barber shop into the back
part of Vests variety store.
DR.. J. B. Pilkington will be in Pull
man Sunday, November 18th. Read
his notice in another column.
F. M. Spaulding is now junior
member of the firm Of Morrison, Depar-
tee & Co., blacksmiths and wagon max
ers.
The blacksmith shops are having a
good run in sharpening plow lays since
the rain. The farmers are doing lots of
plowing.
Mrs. J. J. Adam has accepted the
position as matron of the military college.
She expects to assume her new position
next Monday.
Aid Owens, who has been working
on the Northern Pacific railroad near
Lewiston during the past summer, has
returned to Pullman.
g. W. Ford has removed from
Staley to residence in Reaney's addi-
tion. He is now employed in McCon-
nell, Chambers Il Co.'S. store.
Mrs. A. J. Lyon and daughter, Miss
n. E. Lyon, of Langford, S. Dakota, are
visiting Mrs H. L. Moore, of this city
Mrs. Lyon is a sister of Mrs. Moore.
The dance of last Friday evening
didn't pan out very heavily. The
crowd was very small on account of rain
and mud, and the dance closed early.
Mr.. Walkers new residence is nearly
completed. The Major will be one o
the best pleased men in Whitman county
when he moves into his new habitation
The wife of three weeks of w. G
Gilstrap, added fine girl baby to th'
population of Oaksdale this week. A
last accounts W. G. had not called upol
his offspring.