Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-06-23
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Ohronicled
by the Herald.

one train day each way. The me con-
timed will be the one that reaches
pullman at 10 a. M. and p. M, which
train will lay over in Moscow all night.
We hone the train will be returned to
the run in short time, as it was great
accommodation.
As we 60 to press, we learn that W..
p Mccain, OF the firm of Blackman
Bros. & Co., has just returned from a
successful fishing excursion in Northern
Idaho, with dead loads of fish for all his
friends and neighbors, who will be sup
p,ied by calling at Blackman Bros store.
Ii there are any fish not disposed of, put
them in brine, that's salt and water.
Services at the Christian church
Sunday, June 25th, are as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a. M, conducted by d.
B. Garrison; preaching at II a. m. and
SD. m. by the pastor, S. B. Letson;
morning subject, "Gifts from Heaven"
evening subject, "The Reign of the Holy
Spirit" At p. m. Endeavor praise
and conservation service.
The city council decided at its last
meeting to purchase fine street sprink-
ling wagon. The bid accepted was that
OF Chas. Dodd & Co., of this city, at
about $500. 1t is a wagon OF good capac-
ity and will be greatly appreciated as
the dust commences to fly.
The Agricultural college was repre-
sented at Moscow last Saturday by j. W.
Stearns and wife, Prof. and Mrs. Saun-
ders; Mrs. Van Doren; and Regents
Ingraham, Connor and Blandford. While
in the city they took a drive around to
see the sights.
Al. Reaney has returned from the
Alberta country. He says he is now
again ready to transact salee in Pullman
real estate, having more faith than ever
in the city OF flowing wells, and espec-
tally in Reaneys addition thereto.
-Neill x Stearns have commenced
five cases in the superior court OF Whit
man county, and are in the district court
curt at Moscow, Idaho, this week. The
firm is getting a large share of the
patronage these days.
J. f. Thayer, who has been east for
several weeks taking in the worlds fair,
writes the HERALD that he will be at
home in few days and that he will re-
turn to the Palouse country W tn great
pleasure.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
serve ice cream and cake at the church
next Wednesday evening, commencing
al i've o'clock. Price. Is cents. All are
cordially invited to call and take dish.
There will be a union picnic, in
dnlged in by the Sunday schools of the
city, on July 10Th. The committee on
arrangements consists OF Messrs. Buck
ley, Garrison, Baymiller and Hardwick.
The stock OF jewelry, watches, silver
ware, ETC., OF Shawler & Miller, is being
Sold at auction, to sc tie over
que accounts. You can get it at any
price you have a mind to offer.
Miss Emma Hardwick's school, near
Wawawai, will close ior the summer va
cation to-day. Miss Hardwick will re-
turn to Pullman for the vacation.
-Messrs. Moys, Philbrick and Wallis
returned from Camas Prairie last night.
Ihey speak in high terms of some por-
tons OF the prairie.
II you will ever need iewelry or silver
ware now is the time and Shawler 4
MlIler's is tn place tobny it. Goods at
ohe-lourth the original price.
Dell Lashier, of Spokane, has pur-
chased the "Ofice" saloon, and has en-
gagged W. II. Rice to act as manager OF
the institution.
-Ihos. Neill was in Walla Walla
Wednesday attending to legal business
lor the law firm of Neill & Stearns.
Miss Mae Sweetnam, of Moscow, is
Working in Neil & Stearns' law office,
uolng the firms type writing.
The city council has abolished the
olhee OF street commissioner, the marshal
hereafter to do double duty.
,,At Vests Variety Store for bargains
more more than $50 articles to select from
rrlces the lowest.
Major W. S. Walker and family are
o''ll atCoeur d'Allene where they are
'1loying summers outing.
Born to Prof. and Mrs. E. V. Clay
pool' at Tacoma, last Saturday morning,
" seven-pound boy.
Stihey are selling at Vests Variety
nrS,e nr;ne what every family needs, at cut