Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-06
THE LOCAL FIELD.
The Weeks Doings of Pullman People
ParagrapFed.
Little Items Concerning the Movement
of Your Friends.


Donald Ryrie was in Moscow Wed
nesday,
g. o. MorreIl was in Colfax last
Monday.
Architect Preusse Was down fiom
Spokane last Wednesday.
- School will not commence till one
week from next Monday.
II. E. Edmundson, OF the Vollmer
yidette. has been in town to day.
H. G. DePledge, of the First Ma
tional Bank, was IN Colfax Wednesday.
Miss Lille Manns, of the Spokane
Review, is visiting Miss Coral Mason
college students are returning to
be present at the opening next Monday.
Miss Laura Privett, o. ColfaX, is
visiting the Missefs Hungate, in this
city.
Representative Z. H. Letterman
left for Olympia the early part of the
week.
The local knights of labor organ
Aation is making preparations for
dance in the near future.
The auditorium orchestra will give
a concert ID Reaney's hall on Wedne
day evening, January 18th.
1t is reported that portion of the
Mason block is laid crooked and will
not be accepted by Mr.. Mason.
Mrs. E. H. Lettermar Will go to
Olympia to remain with her husband
during the session of the Legislature,
A second edition of la grippe is res
ponsible for any shortage in news IN the
HERALD this week The disease is still
better than the editor,
Religious services at the Christian
church at II a. m. and preaching service
1880 p. m. Sunday. Meeting of the y.
P. s G. f. at G;30 p. m.
Frank Madison, the fellow who
broke into Ruble's store a few weeks
ago, has been sentenc d to two years at
Wala Walla, on bls plea of guilty.
Miss Mae Sweetnam came down
from Moscow to witness the I. o, G. I. D..
entertainment, Tuesday evening. She
was accompanied home the next day by
Mrs. Minnie Sargent, who remained III
Moscow till Thursday
AT the Congregational church there
will be DO Sunday school Sunday, all
other services to be held as usual
Preaching at II a m. and 1870 p. m.
The Y. p. S. c. E. will meet at G:3O,
with Mies Maude Hungate as leader.
"A large crowd was present at the
masque ball, given by the firemen last
Friday night. Many visitors were pres
ent from Moscow, Palouse and other
points. About forty couple were
masked, and they presented merry
sight.
The Spokane auditorium orchestra
of ten pieces, has been engaged by the
social club to furnish music for the reg
ular club dance on the 18th inst. The
dance on that evening will be made the
greatest social event in the life of Pull
man, and the club members are making
great preparations for it.
The initial meeting of the social
club last Wednesday evening was
grand success, there being thirty men,
rs with their ladies, present Prof
Lawlor is first class teacher, and is
well liked by the club. The next meet
ing will be held in the hall on the third
floor of the building. The club prom
ises to be a substantial and successful
affair.
The old school board contracted
with VIM. Buckley, for 800, to erect
the outbuilding on the school property
The new board refused to consider the
contract, and appointed committee to
arbitrate the matter After appralsing
the buildings, the commlUtee decided
that Sl,l6202 was very low figure for
their construction and decided upon
that amount. The committee was com
posed Ct carpenters Kerr, Huber ana
M Gilvrey, and their figures are sad Ia
about correct. 1t is not known wh'
the board will do in the matter, as lae
arbitrators report allowed Bnckey
S46202 more than the old board eon
tracted with him for.