Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-05-12
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

follows for seven Sundays after Easter
nroyided it rain on that day, would not
materialize and their faith in the old
time prediction was shaken. But
before the evening passed the handy q
told YOU so" passed along the line, and
not without cause for the wind whirled
the rain into the faces of the pedestrians
as they tried to find their way home from
church and various other places.
"Wednesday was the annual house
cleaning day at the Congregational
chruch. SO the ladies of the Golden Rule
society, armed with soap towels, brushes,
busters and all parephernalia necessary
for such work, gathered at the church
and with the assistance OF Messrs. Baker
and Baird and another Chinaman, made
war upon the accumulations OF the past
twelve months. Cleanliness is next to
Godliness.
"A special train OF four couches over
the U. P. track took large delegations OF
curiosity seekers from Colfax and Pull
man to Moscow, Tuesday night, to take
in the Gentleman jack performance.
As show it was fake. Corbett was
the drawing card, and he drew, for the
house was full to standing.
Governor McConnell's little daugh-
ter Carrie, accompanied by her elder
sister has been spending u week at Lew
iston to see ii the climatic change would
improve her failing health, but it was
not beneficial and they returned to their
home in Moscow, passing through here
Wednesday.
Major Walker tells us that plans are
being drawn for a $4,000 building to
take the place OF the Military college re-
Gently burned That $1,000 has already
been subscribed and that the structure
will be pady for occupancy by October
Its.
Bills are out announcing the concert
given by Mrs. Olive Wood Lindley and
her class Of music scholars, on the even
ing Of May 22d. This is the first Of the
kind that has been in Pullman for some
years and should he literally patronized.
H. 6. De Pledge, F. l.. Richardson
and W. Y. Windus went to Spokane the
first OF the week, on business, but while
there they improved their opportunity
OF taking in the sights of the city nnder
the leadership OF eX-Regent Fellows.
Hamilton, the gentleman who meas
ures ont the lacteal fluid to his custom
ers about town, has changed his abode
and will reside for the present on DIR.
Nebb's ranch south Of town.
Mrs. Stafford, formerly of Spokane
Is in our city this week, trying to secure
a class in physical culture. She has 4
class at Nolmer, Idaho, but is meeting
with little success here.
The MATRIMONIAL wave seems tC
have struck this community amidships
be on the lookout for three more we'd
dlngs before another moon.
5 Boffenmyer transferred his house
mold goods and family to Archie McGil
ways residence, on Methodist hill Wed
nesday.
Miss Effiie Fariss went to Colfa>
Wednesday evening to be in attendance
upon the examination OF teachers at tina
place.
The straw hats have sprung up like
mushrooms since the sun has had {
chahce to warm up the atmosphere.
What $ the matter with Billy Spauld
iHg' He's all right, for he has u ney
city express.
Mrs. Olive Wood Lindley and he
music class at Reaney's hall, Monda.
evening, May %.
- }. Shupe and family lett Thurs
uay morning for their future home i
pennsylvania.
VIII Mcconnell, of Moscow, wa
shaking hands with friends on our street
Wednesday.
bis ~ - 'ilo stINiCes Oh SpauldllS an
wy express. Rates reasonable.
to MY express; VIM. Spaulding propriC
WI ana general manager.
Don't fail to hear the music class 6
heaney's hall.
-ueo. Ford is now at home attendin
10 his business.
"
~ W. L. concert on the 22d. TAX
Mrs. X. Taylor was over from JohI
Son, Tuesday.
M W Lauder OF Moscow was in tow
Thursday.
Spaulding's express is the latest.