Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-03-14
}. M. Smith, of Colfax, was in Pull
man this week.

). nj. Smith, OF Colfax, was in Pull
man this week.
District Judge Forney, of Idaho
was in Pullman last Wednesday.
Miss Rose Tewalt and Mrs. w. NJ
Chambers will visit Portland next week
Mr. and Mrs. Paul CASTOR, of Pa.
louise City, were in town last Saturday
Arthur Shupe, who went back to
Pennsylvania last fall, has returned to
Pullman
For good 81 per day house 90 to the
Grand Hotel. Meals 25 cents. E. G.
IowNER, proprietor. tt
City warrants are received at par, in
exchange for merchandise, by McCon-
nell, Chambers & Co. tt
Haynes Palace studio Car will be in
Pullman next Monday and Tuesday, see
the ad, on page four.
Mrs. Q. NJ. Cosper will leave for
Corvallis, Oregon, next week, where she
will visit for about three months.
If you wish to subscribe for any peri
odlcal, newspaper or magazine, you can
save money by calling at the postoffice.
Mrs. Ellis, wife of our popular
Palace hotel clerk, has come over from
Colfax, and will make Pullman her home
Some of our Pullman people be-
lieve, and live up to their belief, that
there is nothing like rushing things"
Rock Springs coal, the finest grade of
soft coal, for sale by Mcconnell, Cham
oers y Co., E-thaspound or by the car
load IF
Gum boots repaired and work war
ranted at the Pullman Shoe Shop. Do
not forget that the shop is in the post
Office building. If
Representative o. E. Young re-
turned from Olympia last Tuesday even
ing. He was serenaded by the kid"
band on his arrival.
F. G. Luke, of Ogden, Utah, an
old-time friend of A. R. Chandler, was
visiting that gentleman Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Go to Vests variety store for toys,
albums, notions, candies, nuts, books and
stationery, monthly magazines. etc
Next door to postofiee. tt
Geo. Berry, of Walla Walla, wheat
buyer, has been in Pullman during the
past weeh. lie purchased $1,000 bush
els of wheat here in one day.
Harry Davis, of Richardson & Will
kinson's store, was in Spokane Falls the
first of the week. He sacrificed his hand
some growth of beard to make the trip.
Ii any OF our customers are in need
of fine couch, lounge, bed lounge or
bed couch we have just received large
shipment and cansuit in styles or prices.
VEDDER & WINDUs.
BY late act of the statelegisIature,
the city council will be compelled to col
lect the license from saloon keepers for
a year, instead of fsemi-annually as here :
tofore.
The City Restaurant has again Sc
cured the services of frst-class baker.
and is now prepared to furnish bread,
cakes, pies, doughnuts, ETC., in any guam
tity and of the best quality.
Lee Guy was arrested this week at
the instance of J. J. Staley. It was
case to bind Guy over to keep the peace,
and it come up yesterday, but was not
completed and was continued over till
to-day at 10 o'clock.
The meeting, at the Methodist
church will continue over next week, and
Rev. Moter will still be with us. Services
tomorrow, Sunday, as usual, morning
and evening. All are cordially invited.
L. N. B. ANDERSON Pastor.
-Robt. Gray, of Sprague, is here to
take charge of the Northern Pacific depot
until a permanent agent arrives F. D.
Gibbs, who has been in charge for a
couple of weeks, will go to Hope, Idaho-
where he has position with the COM
pany.
Miss Lille Mans, mailing clerk of
the Spokane Review, came down to
Pullman last Thursday evening to visit
with the family of G. S. Mason. Ia
company with Mrs Mason Miss Mans
made very pleasant call at the HERALD
office.
Photographer Taylor has a new
way of finishing photographs. 1t is the
collodion emulsion process, and gives a
handsome finish to the pictures.
Samples of the work which he showed
at this office would be hard to beat, they
were perfect.
The public school building was en-
tered by some homeless individual, last
Thursday evening, who passed the night
therein. He fixed the door in such a
way that Prof. Harvey was obliged to
remove it from its hinges in order to
gain admission.