Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-01-31

E. W, Williams, of Garfield, was il
town Thursday.
And the weddings are not all yet
more will follow.
DR.. WilIsey. of Uniontown, died very
suddenly last Thursday evening.
Bert Bosley has gone to England
the home of his youthful days, but viii
return.
Those who have been waiting fol
bureaus, chairs, desks, etc, can get
them now, our carload has arrived
YEDDER & WINDUs.
Rock Springs coal, the finest grade of
soft coal, for sale by Mcconnell, Cham
bers 4 Co., by the pound or by the car
load. If
DR.. Will White has removed his
office from the Bank building to the
room in the rear part of Archie Whites
drug store
Misses Maud McEachran and Clara
Anderson, of Hope, Idaho, are visiting
with the formers sister, Mrs J. P Camp
bell, this week.
Go to Vests variety store for toys,
albums, notions, candies, nuts, books and
stationery, monthly magazines, etc
Next door to postoffice. If
1t will be to your advantage to look
over Walter Ruble & Co.'S line of Boots
and Shoes. They not only have the best
but they are paralyzing high prices. If
A dramatic company has been or
ganized with Fl. E. Merriman, presi-
dent, and G. G. Raby, secretary. 1t will
put play on the boards III a few weeks
Everything in the grocery line at
Walter Ruble & Co.'S at lowest cash
prices. Goods delivered to all parts of
the city promptly, and free Of expense
Only four and one-half per cent. of
the county taxes are delinquent, and at
least one-half of this will be paid with
out further proceedings This is a good
showing.
Lost:-A note given to B. f. Shanks
by J. ". Darland, for 500, due Novem-
Der 18th, 1892. All persons are warned
against holding this note.
B. f. SHANKs.
City Engineer Barber won the
everlasting, esteem and good will Of the
HERALD, by manipulating the crank on
the press for good portion of this issue
of the paper.
The National bank of Palouse City
last week elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: A. NJ. Cannon, pres
ident; L. G. Wheeler, vice president, and
G. T. Cross, cashier.
&C. L. Krone, of Radical, Kansas, a
brother-in-law OF Postmaster Lobaugh,
arrived in town last Thursday evening
He was accompanied by his family, and
will locate in this country.
If you desire to see the darkey as
he appears at home, upon the plantation,
and in his meetings, do not fail to attend
one Of the performances given by the
HYers Sisters. Chicago Inter-O Ocean.
"A quarrel between two school boys at
Rockford last week Thursday resulted in
Harry Cogsweu stabbing Sam Mcclellan
schoolmate, five times with a pen
knife None Of the wounds are danger
Gus. -.
Geo. Gabbert is the new proprietor
of the City restaurant and will conduct
the establishment, with the bakery in
conjunction, as heretofore. He is a good
man, and the HERALD wishes him sue
cess, and he is bound to have it.
The Hyer sisters colored comedy
company will give an entertainment il
Reaney's hall, next Wednesday evening
for the benefit of the " kid +" band. Tht
company is well spoken Of by the press
and Will no doubt give good show.
A. R. Chandler will take the position
as book-keeper in Mcconnell, Chamber
& Co.'S store made vacant by the resig
nation of Paul CASTOR. Mr.. Chsndlei
commenced work this morning. A ney
man is in charge of the Union Pacifi
depot.
The Mountain Home Mail state
that thousands of head of horses and cat
) tie have drifted down on the Snake rive
plains, where feed is exceedingly gooC
A few bands of sheep have also bee
taken to the river. There seems to b
r considerably more stock in the valley o
the south side than on the north. A
the stock is looking well and the range
are far better than last year.
J. Mrs. J. R. Lord gave very pleas
T ant afternoon party, in honor of ht
= daue hter, Mrs. Frank Sims, who is visi
t ing her from Seattle, last Wednesda.
Ice cream and cake were served, an
that it was delicious lunch can be a
tested by the HERALD man, as dis
of the cream with cake was sent to b
sanctum with the compliments of tt