Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-11-06
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ID. Lang, Philadelphia, was in the
city Friday.
Ed. Allen, Chicago, was here on
business Friday.
WIN. P. Bird, st. Paul, was in the
city Thursday.
j V. O'Dell, Colfax. was here on
business Friday.
H. B. Mott, OF Moscow, was in the
city Thursday.
WIN. Vaughn, of Dayton, Wash, is
visiting in town.
S. H. Perkins, of Tacoma, was here
Friday on business.
C H. Williams, Peoria, Ills, was in
the city Thursday.
"A. W. Thornton, Tacoma, was here
on business Thursday.
j. H. Green, of johnson, was in
town last Wednesday.
N. L. Weston, Spokane, was here
Thursday ON business.
j. M. Foster, Chicago, took in the
City of the Wells Thursday.
Sixty new school desks are now
ready to be put In the new school house.
French and American candies at Tay-
lor's candy factory. 2tf
j. W. Cunningham and wife, Boise
City, Idaho, were guests in the city
Thursday.
J. NJ. Cofland has purchased part
of the Doff ranch on the Almota road,
nine miles from Pullman.
Oysters in any style at Taylor's can
DIV factory. 2tf
Richard Vaughn, of Michigan, who
is visiting in town, has within the past
few days visited nearly every section of
the state, but he says that the Palouse
beats them all.
20. E. Young returned from trip
to the Big Bend country last Tuesday,
Mr.. Young says that the Big Bend
lacks whole lot of being equal to the
Palouse country.
The Colfax papers are tearing them
selves asunder in fight over the expen-
ditnres of the county funds. Why didn't
they think Of these things when the
court house was being built?
E. M. Burnam raised the champion
apples of the season. Several of vari-
eties raised on his ranch can be seen in
the HERALD's display window, where
they are the admired of every passer-by.
Stewed, raw, fried, fancy, pan or loaf
roast oysters at Taylor's candy fac
tory. 2tf
Geo. M. Stapish, lately from Stock
bridge, Mich, the gentleman who has
been SO sick from typhoid fever, is slow
ly improving. At one time it was be-
lieved impossible for him to get well.
Miss Marion Glove, who has been
teaching the Whelan scoool, has resigned
her position there to accept place in
the Pullman public school, it having he
come necessary to employ fifth teacher.
Henry Mras, the popular contractor
and builder of Cotton, passed through
town last Tuesday. He went to Palouse
City to purchase lumber to be used in
the construction OF the new hotel at
Cotton.
Don't forget Taylor's candy factory
when you want something nice In the
oyster line. 2tf
j. Fl. st. Lawrence has been asked
by Palouse City parties to give concert
in that city for the benefit of the Meth
odist church next week. 1t is quite
probable that he will make arrangements
to go.
"A. t. Fariss and family returned
last evening from Medical Lake where
they have been for some time past on
account of Mrs. Fariss' i'll health. She
was greatly improved by the sojourn at
the lake.
-Chas. Vester, who has been suffer
ing with a very severe attack Of typhoid
fever for the past seven weeks, is i'm
proving. During his sickness he has
been at the home OF s. Prather, whore
he has had the best of care.
Walter Onion is forming class
which he will teach in the use Of the
violin and cornet. Mr.. Onion thorough
ly understands music, and will prove a
valuable instructor. He is great
acquisition to the musical talent OF the
| town.
1t was the good fortune of HERALD
man to listen to some delightful music
at the residence of J. II. st. Lawrence.
His excellent wife, and their friend, Mr..
Walter Onion, lately from Medical Lake,
were the musicians, and they are mu-
sicians that it is hard to equal, impossi-
| bic to surpass.