Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-09-22
NEWS OF THE CITY,
HaDDenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
wovements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

boy, who was SO s'lio'''iy N.Y. "" ~
talHpg off a horse a week ago last Sun
Ia, is slowly improving. The injury
,..r the left eye caused paralysis OF the
"a eide and the boy has been in most
ooorious condition. He is now only
n;tb difficulty aroused from the state OF
somi.unconsciousness in which he has
hoen since the injury. He is being at
tended by DR.. Powell
IN account of the rain, only a small
audience gathered to listen to the argu-
nonts for the temperance cause by S. IL.
Davis last Wednesday evening. The
Gentleman is a most pleasing and forcible
toIker, and all present were amply re-
maid for having braved the elements to
listen to him.
We Internationally omitted to men
top in last weeks issue, in speaking OF
tbe state W. G. T. U. convention that
Mrs. E. H. Letterman was elected state
representative to the national w. G. I.
T, convention, to convene in Chicago.
The harvesting and threshing opera
tions have received a serious setback
this week on account of continued rains
but to-day the wea her appears to have
become settled, and farm work can con-
tinue again.
Marshal Lanning is keeping an eye
out ior hobos these days, and makes
tour OF the brush along the railroad
tracks every day giving the toughs he
finds free pass out OF the town.
Miss Emily Armstrong, deaconess,
Of Spokane who has been attending the
NJ L. conference at Moscow, visited Mrs.
J.W. Armstrong of Pullman, few days
this week.
Sol Kitchen walks with a graceful
limp these days, he having tried to sup
ia heavy piece OF baggage with his
nriet at the n. p. depot Wednes( ay.
fsiev. NJ. II. Marvin will occupy the
,yhodist pulpit in this city for another
year. His congregation rejoices at the
action OF conference.
Geo. Hazard. democrat, was here
this week. 1t is said that Geo. is keep
ing watchiul eye on the different post
offices OF late.
A. Judson Bailey, of Seattle, will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Congregational
church, next Sunday, morning and even
ing.
Considerable wheat is being hauled
to town, but it is being stored, and will
not be sold till prices advance a little.
L. Y. Corner, acting county super
ntendent OF schools, was in town Mon
day, and visited the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Jones, with
their sons, Leon and Carl, left today for
the fair and southern Michigan.
PROF. W. II. and Mrs. Harvey expect
to leave for Chicago and other eastern
points next Monday.
j. F. McNichols, of Whites grocery
store, was in Palouse City the early part
OF the week.
E. E. Alton and family returned
from visit to southern Michigan last
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. d. Richardson and Mrs. II.
H. Spauding will go to Chicago next
week.
Martin Meuli, a well-known citizen
Vi Omontown, was in Pullman Monday.
-Reider & Townsend are getting in
good exhibit of fruit and vegetables.
Misses Nellie Muncy and Mary Gar
fson visited Moscow last Saturday.
Several new students have entered
'he agricultural college this week.
"A latter day saint" will preach in
'Ae Christian church tonight.
Some fine fruit is being marketed
from Snake river orchards.
C NJ. Brown was over from Moscow,
r. e week.
'-''. o.. AeGt Is odced with john
H4sres, the insura ce man.
John McMahan, deputy sheriff, was
mere from Cola Tuesday.
a B. Baker made flying trip to
rortland this week.
-Ihe opera house will be completed
'y October 18th.
The street sprinkler has had lay
OIL the past week.
=, attorney Stearns has been in Colfax
this week.
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week.