Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-05-02
FROM OTHER TOWNS.
Matters of interest from Cotton. A
Building Association
organized
The Citizens of Moscow delighted with
Pullman as the Agricultural
College site.
Matters of interest concerning your
friends and neigh
bOrs.

Cotton, April 30, 1S91.-(speoial
Correspondence j. B. Watson made
flying trip to Colfax Monday.
The Cotton Building Association has
been incorporated with $1,000 capital
stock, with W. S. Johnson, president; J.
R, Standley, secretary; w. H. Barnett,
treasurer. They will erect two story
brick, to be used as a store building, on
the corner where Furguson & Barnett's
store was burned.
Thad Maynard returned from Sehome
the first of the week, where he has been
working in drug store the past winter.
He has purchased the stock of drugs OF
A. B. Hackman and is getting in shape
to run first-class store
A. B. Hackman has sold his lot where
his drugstore stood to VIM. Smith, who
will put up building to be occupied
by Thad Maynard as drug store. He
has let the contract to Henry Mras to
complete the building.
Jas. Gale met with quite a serious ac-
cident on Monday evening. He was
kicked by horse, breaking one rib and
bruising two more. DR.. McCollum was
called and the patient is getting along
nicely.
The NJ. E. quarterly meeting was
held here last Sunday. Presiding Elder
Henry Rasmus was present and delivered
three excellent sermons to large congre-
cations.
The Uniontown and Cotton boys
played a game of ball on the Cotton
grounds last Sunday which resulted in
favor Of the Cotton boys by a large ma
jority.
Mrs. ". ". Renfrew spent last Sun
day in Genesee with her husband who is
book keeper for ]. Rosentine at that
place.
Kennedy & Johnson bought the four
buildings formerly owned by Stephen
Bailey on Steptoe street.
Prof. Rose was well enough to resume
school again this week after two weeks
illness.
Mrs. NJ. D. Turner has opened up
millinery store next door to the barber
shop.
A. B. Hackman and DR.. McCollum
took in Pullman the first of the week,
Moscow, Idaho, April 23.-(Special
correspondence The people of Moscow
are delighted because Pullman has been
chosen as the site of the Washington
Agricultural College. This city has the
University of Idaho and is certain to Sc
cure the Agricultural College of the
state. The view taken here is that the
two towns will be important educational
centers; the country tributary to both
will develop and prosper, and each of the
young cities will flourish. The friend
liest feeling is entertained by the citizens
of Moscow for those of Pullman. They
both are of the same enterprising blood.
The Ministerial Association of the
Methodist Columbia River Conference
convenes here tomorrow to remain in
session over Sunday. Ministers are in
attendance from all over Eastern Wash
ington and Northern Idaho
The Artesian City base ball club,
of Pullman, went to Moscow last Sun
day to play a game with the club Of
that city. The game was played, but
the Pullman boys we're not in it to any
extent beside the Moscow professionals.
The score was 13 10 3, and it was
Moscow's generosity that gave Pullman
the three runs. Moscow has a team
that will be able to beat anything in
the country. The members of the Pull
man club received careful attention at
the hands Of the Moscow people, and
the game was In every way very friend
ly.
Several unprincipled boys, who
should have knew better, hung several
of the towns who were in the race for
the agricultural college, in effigy last
Monday evening. This act should not be
accepted as sentiment Of Pullman as
only the kindlest feeling is exhibited by
the business men and citizens here in
general for our defeated rivals The eff
gy business was done by some of the
smart Alecks, and Is denounced by Pull
man.
The best of feeling is exhibited
throughout the county, and every town
congratulates the county and Pullman
on getting the agricultural college.