Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-05-05
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald

We have been reliably informed
that certain well known money loaner
of Pullman, young man OF pleasing ad
dress and OF good repute, has in his pos
Oession a new suit of clothes. Now this
fact taken alone signifies nothing out OF
the ordinary, but when you add to this
the rumors that have been mysteriously
whispered about of newly purchased
city lots, frequent visits to the architect,
hurried and blnshing denials from the
Young man himself, etc. etc. etc, why
one naturally conludes that.
w. E. Smith, the N. ?. agent at
Uniontown, was in our city this week
securing the names OF parties desiring to
90 in the car that leaves Uniontown,
Nav 10. for the worlds fair. The car,
in construction, is very similar to the
HAYNES photograph car being divided
into three compartments, culinary, sleep
ing and observation. 1t will accommo-
date twenty persons and they may do
their ON IL COOhllS II liASN NAiO'HN" ANN-
eral are going from here we are told.
The case of the application for re-
ceiyership of the late firm of Mcconnell
Chambers company will have Il hearing
in the superior court tomorrow. Neill
&Stearns representing the First National
and State banks Tillinghast, OF Moscow
Mcguire & Brown; Hon. Willis Sweet,
of Moscow, Mcconnell Chambers COM
panv; while Messrs. Reid, OF Lewiston,
Hanna and McCroskey OF Colfax, will
look after the interests OF the crcditorts.
B. Mitchell, missionary from India,
will lecture in the Christian church,
Thursday, May II, at :30p. m, subject;
"The Religions of India" He will also
exhibit idols from India. Mrs. Mitchell
will address the ladies only at = 30 p. m.
Of the same day. Subject; "The Con-
dition of Women of India" Admission
free. Everybody invited.
j. H. st Lawrence rs taken up his
abode, in business sense, in the place
formerly occupied by the Eureka restau-
rant. The neat lettering on the window
tells OF a bakery, lunch counter and news
stand within. There you will find Mr..
st. Lawrence surrounded with good
things both edible and readable.
We saw Archie White cleaning and
polishing up his soda fountain the other
day, and when you see the beautiful
new sign he has just received appear
in the window, then know that summer
is here and that that delicious drink
which is such iavorite with all, is on
tap.
The O. X. barber shop has been re-
recently vacated by j. II. st. Lawrence,
Here Mr.. Dorsey with his partner, Geo.
Eastman, will preside in the future with
that tonsorial ease aud grace SO natural
with these gentlemen.
The hills are now wearing their
newest garb and the lawns here and
there bearing the same emerald hue are
welcome sights indeed. One of the love-
liest yards in Pullman is the property
OF Harry DePledge. 1t is worth of mora
than passing look.
Ed. Windus has been having his fine
Int on Kamiac street graded and i'm
proved by the addition OF a row OF shade
trees planted along the street front.
Many others are setting out trees, also,
which in few years will greatly help to
beautify our city.
j. J. Shupe has sold his residence
. property in Reaney's addition to w. Nc
Gray, and is about to remove with his
family to his former home in Pennsyl-
vania, to take up his permanent resi-
dence there, bidding farewell to the ia
nous Palouse country.
What is the matter of opening the
new opera house with grand entertain
ment of home talent? This proposition
is not original with us but we think the
suggestion good one Home talent to
the front, that's the idea.
Miss Nellie Bartlett, a young girl OF
10 years, who has been suffering from
consumption for some months, died at
her fathers home at Whelan, Wednes-
uay. The funeral services took place
Thursday.
We understand that j. II. Mcguire,
senior partner OF the firm OF Mcguire q
browne, will move his family from Mos
COW to this place in the near future. Mr.
NJ was resident of Pullman years ago
Sunday school at the Christian
ehurch, at 8 80 a. M, regular service at
~ followed by communion service,
Ehdeayor meeting at 6:45 followed by
preaching.