Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-03-17
NEWS OF The CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Conventions and Meetings of Various
Societies.

-EtllIl IIlllS 10 H0lc lIOlll NlDECON.
Go to Blaclman's for shoes.
W. F. Hull was in Colfax Monday.
Go to Blackman's for hats.
-Renwick w. Taylor, of Johnson, was
here yesterday.
Go to Blackman's for furnishinggoods.
E. X. Hanna, of Colfax, was here
Wednesday.
Blackman's for quality and low pricss.
Alba Haywood will be great treat
for Pullman.
One price for all and that the lowest at
BlaCkman's.
A. G. Mcdonald was over from Col
fax yesterday.
VIM. Buckley was in Coiax on court
business Wednesday.
-Thos. Neill made business trip to
Colfax Wednesday.
II you want shoes don't fail to see
Blackman s.
H. NJ Brainard, of the Johnson News
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. p. McGregor is visiting rel
atives at Pampa, this county.
Blackman's goods are right and Black
mans prices are right.
S. G. Kitchen is now employed at
the n. p. depot in this city.
j. r. johnson has retired from the
management of the Artesian saloon.
Money talks-If you don't believe it
call on Blackman's.
Born, on Wednesday last, to Mr..
and Mrs. 7. A. Brown, OF Clinton, girl.
Blackmans' have a full line OF mems
working pants and overals.
County Attorney J. n. Piclrell was
in the city yesterday EN- route to Palouse
City.
You will find Blackman's in the new
l. q. Q. F. building. Call on them.
Ward Doagas expects to go to Port
land tomorrow to be gone a couple OF
months.
Governor Mcconnell, of Idaho, was
looking after his business interests here
yesterday.
Send your children to Blackman's for
anything you need. They will be treat
ed nicely.
The new pump at the city water
works has been in use this week for the
first time.
r. &. Hargrave, OF Coliax, was try
ing city life yesterday. His visit to Pull
man was very brief.
Elder S. B. Letson, OF the Christian
church, returned from a two weeks visit
to Spokane Wednesday.
e. A. Peterson, the mill man OF Voil-
mer, was looking after business in Pull
man the first OF the week.
Don't forget Alba Haywood the
world-famed comedian, at Reaney's hall,
Saturday evening, March %.
Ed. F. Osborne, the real estate man,
was in Portland, Seattle and Tacoma
last week. He returned home Thursday.
Arc lights are now operated frem the
agricultural college electric plant. They
make brilliant appearance on the hill.
Harry Neighbor has purchased a
nna- lalf inf ~, tho nitxr
the firm now being Gabbert & Neighbor.
We wish Harry unlimited success in his
new business venture.
The contract for the construction OF
the foundation OF the new opera house
was let to Terleting Bros, of Lewiston,
for 81 $50. OF the contract price, the
firm is to take $3.50 in stock.
1t will be of interest to church-going
people to hear that the Bishop OF Spo-
kane will preach in st. Katherine's, on
Sunday, March 10, at the evening SER
vice, commencing at O'Clock.
The governors veto OF $4,000 OF the
college appropriation leaves the amount
from the state $97 900, while that from
the national government is 100000 for
the same period. A good lot OF money
yet.
In our write-up OF the A. O. Z. W.
entertainment last week, we failed to
mention the speeches made by Messrs.
Walker and Mobbs. The two speeches,
however, added much to the enjoyment
OF the occasion.
Pullman has never yet been visited
by an actor OF such prominence as Alba
Haywood, and large audience should
greet him Saturday night, March 2oth'
on his appearance in this city. SHOW
that Pullman can appreciate good show.