Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-09-15
NEWS OF THE CITY
u.nuenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
xovsmsuts of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

IT u, WHICH - ~ n
!on,her - 9TH and 9th, Mrs. &. N. Beach,
tpalouse City, was elected delegate at
'ao u 10 the national convention to meet
10 u. gb;cago ~ October 18th and 18th. There
~ m.sa gold medal contest the last even
ot ~ the convention, and little Oakes-
daIe AL girl, Lucy Hocobone, was awarded
.ha MEDAL. Miss Katie Moys, the Pull
nsn .,p contestant. ranked second.
IF Cameron departed Wednesday
morning for Chicago where he will view
the elephant for several weeks lie Will
.o.,rn to Pullman as soon as there is
-.ork enough to go around. Jack has
tender feelings toward Pnllman-or at
Loot toward some of its Inhabitants.
The fall term at the agricultural
college opened Wednesday morni!ng'
with thirty-three students. New pupils
have been coming in each day since, and
Tho authorities are confident that by
Christmas $50 will be in attenda ace.
the auditorium, and the Auditorium
Dramatic company will begin its rehear-
sals on the handsome stage tonight with
frll light effects. Watch foE the open
ing play. 1t will be immense.
Both Moscow and Lewiston have
had to deal with burglars during the
mast week. In Moscow the residence OF
]. Fl. Mcguire, Geo. S. Wyne and Ii.
Dolson were broken into and total OF
sa0 in cash taken therefrom. >l
-E.J. Northcut.t the wheat king of
the Palouse, with his stove-pipe hat, leit
Monday morning for the worlds talr.
He was accompanied east by D. b. Gar
rison.
The public school opened Monday A
nineth grade has been added, consequent
ly those who finished the eighth grade
course last spring are still in attendance
1t is said ex-President Heston, OF
the agricultural college has been elected
principal of Seattle night school at
$40 per month.
-"After the bawl is over" the fond
parent will doubtless return thanks TO
the dose OF soothing syrup that had the
required effect.
Rev. NJ. II. Marvin is attending con-
ference this week. He did not know
whether he would be returned to Full
man or not.
-Reder & Townsend have on exhibit
ion in their Office three turnips OF an
aggregate weight OF twenty-eight pounds.
Prof. Ferguson of the agricultural
college, has returned to his duties here
after spending the summer in the east
Miss Mae Sweetnam has gone to
Moscow where she has accepted sltua-
ton as stenographer in law office.
Prof +. r. Lake returned Monday
from the east, where he has been visit
ing for couple OF months.
Mrs. II. ]. Webb has returned from
Occur d Alene where she has been VS.
iting for several weeks.
The citizens band discoursed some
delicious music on the streets last sat
urday afternoon.
Donald Ryrie, who has been sick IN
Moscow for some time was in town last
Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Sargent and Miss Mae
Sweetnam drove over to Moscow last
Sunday.
Miss Lille Buchanan, of Colfax, VS.
tied the family of Geo. Ford this week.
DR.. H. J. Webb and son, Eddie, re-
turned yesterday from the worlds 1air'
Mrs. Geo. S. Wyne, of Moscow, is
visiting the Hungates in this city.
"A panorama OF war scenes is gather
ing in the nickles on Main street.
Why not organize series OF pase
ball games using local talent?
Eugene Ringer, with his wife ana
Child, is visiting in the city.
--Thos. Neill was at court in ColiaK
the front part OF the week.
c. NJ. Stearns has been at the county
seat this week.
Miss Farnsworth, OF Palouse, is Wis
iting in the city.
The new city hall OF Spokane burned
Wednesday.
ID. X. Proud was in Moscow last
Sunday.
The band boys will give dance to-
night.