Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04
NEWS OF The CITY.
Happenings ir Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens ChrOnicled
by the Herald

-lne DdSt jail SdllC belNGCu 1 ull-
man and Guy, played last Saturday on
the grou1d in this city, resulted il VIC
tory for the home team, the score stand
ing II to 20. The game was very close,
neither side having a mortgage on the
outcome. j. NJ. Price was umpire. The
Pullman team was composed OF Shanks,
Ho. kett, Newell, West, Jones, Hardwick,
Proud, Harris and Allen. The visitors
were not easily vanquished.
Miss May Mcconnell, daughter Off r
D. Mcconnell, OF Moscow, at one time a
resident OF Pullman, was married to
Chas. W. Shields, in st. Marks Episco-
pal church, Moscow, last Wednesday
evening, Rev. 2. Murphy officiating.
Miss Mcconnell was one Of the most
charming young ladies OF the Palouse
country, and Mr.. Shields is to be con-
graduated. The HERALD's best wishes
are extended.
"A tin hand sprinkler wouldn't have
benefited quite so many of the tax pay
ers as the one purchased by the city
council, but it would have been cheaper.
Neither will ty notice in our Alder
street contem. benefit one-half as many
people as would the same notice in the
HERALD, but it comes a few cents cheap
er. The saving to the city between now
and January 1st will not amount to ten
dollars.
A party consisting of Mesdamts
True and Hungate as chaperones, and the
Misses Anna and Lois Halsey, Maude
and Jessie Hungate, and May Watson,
and Messrs. Ed. Windus, Jack Cameron,
Sol Kitchen and Frank Hu lgate will de-
part for Waha lake, Idaho, bright and
early Monday morning. They will re-
main in .at district about two weeks.
The city council dismissed the case
brought against Deputy Marshal Muir
ray, at is lazt session, by - Il. Malone.
1t was decided that it was not within the
jurisdiction OF the council, as Murray did
not take care of Malones team as city
officer. Following the dismissal OF the
case, Munroe moved to declare the office
oi deputy marshal vacant, but could get
no support.
City Engineer Gender says that the
artesian well at the fire station is flowing
much stronger at present than ever be-
fore, and that the increase i'll force Is
steady and continuous. All the water
used in the city comes from this we'll
-Geo. f. Holland goes by new title
these days. It's neither governor nor
senator, but greater than either-lts
"dlddy." The boy that was the cause
OF all his arrived last Saturday.
W. J. Windus and wife and Pete
AcGregor and wife are at Naha lake
this week enticing the speckIed trout
from his native element. May they have
lots OF good luck.
W. +. Ferguson and wife, OF oahts-
dale, and Mrs. Emma Seagle, OF Elder
t n, were visiting the families OF W. r.
Hull and A. W. Curtiss in town TINS
week.
The camping party consisting oi
Messrs. Davis, Holmes and Chambers
returned from Cuur'd Alene lake last
Tuesday. They report fishing as good
"A big dance is contemplated as
part OF the entertainment for the beneht
OF the teachers who attend the institute
here this month.
Snake river water melons will be on
the market in Il few days, SO reports
Chung" the Almota fruit magnate.
-Farss Bros. contemplate removing
their stock of goods to Main street, ana
enlarging in all departments.
h. B. Bragg sells for cash, but his
prices are the lowest. Fourteen POUNDS
OF rice for 81 90.
Sol Kitchen has decided to spend ms
vacation in the wilds of Idaho instead OF
at st. Louis.
Did you know that you could get tour
pounds of Arbuckle's coffee for $l,OO oi
Bragg
C. w. Richardson and W. II. Ken
fro have Deen in town from Cotton TINS
week.
Life is more bearable in town since
the advent of the new street sprinkler
little cash goes long way at Bragg =
His prices are the lowest.
Mayor Neill die business at the
county seat Tuesday.
Go to Bragg and get II pounds OF sug-
ar for s 90.
W. V. Windus was in Colfax Tues
day.