Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-09-01
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.


ohorlie Underwood from its midst the
early part of the week. He had taken
snch a liking to the art and science OF
ocbool teaching that he nearly decided to
fallow mp the calling, and spent some
time in studying into the methods OF the
,,rofession. So impressed had he become
with some of the beauties peculiar to the
school room that he followed them as
far as the Union Pacific depot.
The first play to be presented by the
auditorium dramatic company will be
uNelissa. =" or the "Waif OF the Sierra
Navadas.'' In the cast will be found
many of the best known people in the
citv. and much dramatic ability will be
exhibited. The company will commence
reheals sal at once.
"A ball game was arranged between
the city nine and nine composed OF
visiting teachers last Saturday, the city
nine winning by score OF to l3.
Thursday second game was played, the
school masters winning this to the tune
Of 23 to 26.
--Messrs. Ford, Reed, Farr, Merrman
and Letterman went to Spokane Tues
dav as witnesses in the Gaston-Letter-
man land suit. The case was not brought
to finish, but was continued till De-
cember
Seventy acres of fall sown wheat
was thrashed on the farm Of a. G. At
kinson, southeast OF town, this week,
that Welded fifty-one bushels per acre.
The threshing was done by G. 5. Hill.
-Hobos entered the Union hotel, last
night, and made away with number OF
dressed chickens, bacon, and other pro-
visions. The stolen articles are doubt
less ''out of sight ere this.
Ralph Bull has taken charge OF the
Ayerill lumber yard in this city, wee l.
]. Morgan, who has gone to Elberton,
where he will be engaged in the com
pany's head office.
At the school election held last Tues
day for the purpose OF voting a speclal
tax of ten mills, only about sixty votes
were cast the majority being in favor OF
the proposition.
The Good Templars were treated to
ice cream last Tuesday evening, and an
over-indulgence in the same had sor-
rowful effect on a number,
W. r. Webster, late clerk with
the Mcguire & Browne Co., has gone to
Spokane where he has acc pied a posi-
tion in a clothing house.
We have several refrigerators ola lead
ing make which we desire to sell at cost.
Prices from $l2 to $40.
VEDDER & WINDus.
The candy factory has passed into
the hands OF the Pullman Mercantile
Co., and "Billy" Taylo has gone to Or
egon.
DR.. Pittwood and wife have returned
from the worlds fair, and the doctor Is
again ready to attend to your molars'
Charlie Bull is putting in few days
vacation at the ranch OF Eugene Ringer
across the river in Columbia county.
j. NJ. Hill, deputy county auditor
has returned to his duties at the county
.,c,
Everyone who has not cool cellar
should have refrigerator. Get them ut
cost OF VEDDER & WINDUs.
Mrs. w. V. Windus and Mrs. Van
Doren returned from C9ur d Alene last
Wednesday.
j. W. Heston, ex-president OF the
agricultural college, left for Seattle laS'
Monday.
For RENT.-A well furnished rom on
Mechanics hill. Apply to Mrs: " H.
Swain. (4oIl)
Miss Anna Halsey will leave tomor-
row for her home in Eaton Rapids, Mich
igan.
Sol. Kitchen is again handling the
lightning at the Northern Pacific depot
Miss Nellie Kruegel will teach the
Granite Point school this fall
F. d. Richardson, OF the 7. NJ. Oo''
Was in Colfax last Tuesday.
"A daughter was born to Mr. ana ME-
Chas. Borland yesterday.
C. L. Elmer, OF the ColfaX Gazette
was in town last Tuesday.
You will find Bragg, the cash grocer
at Ruble's old stand.
-Messrs. Renfro and Kautz were mere
from Cotton yesterday.
Go to Bragg and get IL pounds ol sus
ar for $l.00.
w. H. Renfro is in the city 'o-day
Labor day next Monday.