Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-05-05

ers of this HERALD of comming events and
recorder OF past and present happenings,
that the fighting editor OF the same is out
and will remain out until time for the
press to get in its work, and we feel Sc
cure in the thought that he will have no
opportunity to look over these local col
ums in search OF some Objectionable item
before it is everlastingly too late. So
we ara going to sail right a head and ii
we step on the toes of any one, or tell
state secrets, or forget to mention the
new baby, or neglect to minutely de-
scribe the brides trousseau, there's no
one to blame but Yours Truly and YOU
will have have to go out and strike the
air for the want Of something better
while ye editor is doing the city OF Port
land.
-G. q. Brown, formerly boollkeeper
with Mcconnell Chambers company,
went to Spokane Wednesday accompan-
led by Mr.. Cunningham, resident OF
Spokane, who has been here for several
days visiting.
Mrs. Geo. Ford and little son started
for visit to her old home in Oregon,
last Tuesday, and was accompied by her
husband as far as Walla Walla. Mr..
Ford will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Pollok, wife OF the n. P. agent
at Genesee, stopped in Pullman Thurs
day morning on her way to Sprague
wnere she goes to visit her parents.
Mrs. Matte Walsh, who for some
time past has been resident at Pull
man, took her departure for her old
home in Oregon, Tuesday morning.
Geo. w. Smith, who has been abr
sent for a short time at Spokane, is again
at his post slicing steaks, dissecting calves
etcs., at the Palace meat market.
Some OF the young fry INDUCED
their exuberant spirits in an old time
charivari Monday night, the Blachly7
Burns wedding being the cause.
Dir. Pittwood has, since onr last issue
re-furnished his dental parlors and is
better prepared than ever to attend to
the wants OF his customers.
Jas. Price, Pullman's only tailor has
closed up his business here and turned
his taco towards Nelson b. ", where
he intends to locate.
In some unaccountable manner two
freight cars became derailed in the U.
P. yards Wednesday but no damage WAS
sustained.
Mrs. Thos. Allphin and little son
will start for Portland and Corvallis,
Oregon, Tuesday next, for a visit with
relatives.
Jot it down in your memorandum
book that on May Sd occurred one OF the
worst snow and rain storms OF the season.
All the single men employed in the
Northern Pacific shops at Sprague, 10 in
number, have been laid off indefinitely.
Notice the change in the ad. OF Chas.
q. Raby. He is now notery public
and his office is in the Webb block.
The members of the !. o. Il. T. lodge
were entertained with sumptuous re-
past at their hall last Tuesday night.
viii Taylor, cashier and stnographer
at Mcguire & Brownies has had the book
keeping added to his other duties.
Miss Mathews, sister OF Mrs. 6. q.
Brown is visiting that lady at her home
on Kamiac street.
Gov. Mcconnell passed through here
Wednesday morning on his return trip
to Boise City.
Miss Mamie Mcconnell and little
sister was in our city Thursday, en- route
for Lewiston.
Exactly nine pounds avoirdupois
at Henry Williamson. A boy so says
the doctor.
"A AZ pounds baby girl was vel
coined at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
| sunday.
Robert Joynt has left Pullman tc
seek his fortune at Kaslo, in the Alberta
country.
Hon. Willis Sweet, OF Moscow, was
a guest OF VIM. Chambers, Thursday.
Mrs. G. o. Morrell and Mrs. Geo.
Neighbor went to Whelan Thursday.
w. V. Windus went to Spokane
Sunday last returning on Tuesday.
] --Wm. Swain went to Colfax Thur
lday to look after his branch office.
Tine Evangelist Watkins took a run
up to Palouse City, Thursday.
The present term OF the public
school will terminate June 9th.
"A Stebbins, OF Spokane, spent
mart of the week in Pullman.
WIN. B. Wallis made trip to Pa
louise City yesterday.
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