Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-29
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movaments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

". E. Bull, attorney for the city, and
Tbos. Neill, attorney for j. A. Hungate,
IN the case OF the City OF Pullman VS..
uungate, were in ColfaX, Wednesday, |
tol,ino final action in regard to bringing |
.ho case before the supreme court. The |
necessary papers have been forwarded,
and in a short time the matter Will be
cleared ND by decision. The supreme
udges will certainly not be worried by
LONG briefs in this case, as the brleI OF
each attorney was only four pages III
lonoth. The documents, neatly printed, |
,ere turned out from the HERALD job
office, Tuesday evening.
At the Tea company next Tuesday
evening the principal scenes OF julius
Cspsar will be read by ten members OF
the company. The leading parts are
ASSIGNED as follows; Caesar, Elmer Lo-
baugh; Antony, Frank Richardson;
Brutus, J. A. Hungate; Cassins,
Miss Jessie Hungate. The Tea
company meets in the Congregational
church parlorat 80. All finding pleas
ure in Shakesperean readings are invited
to be present
Officers Reider and Murray last
night arrested Frank Vickery i'll one oL
the houses OF ill-fame near the depot,
and today he was tried on the charge OF
living in the house in which he was ar
rested. Justice Ruble has taken the
matter under advisement, and will rem
der decision in the morning. Proof
against Vickery is pretty strong. The
officers should be aided in ridding the
the town OF notorious characters.
H. A. Moo e, of Snohomish, WASH
ington, was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Moore represents L. Wilbur the whole
sale druggist, and made arrangements
with A. White, the popular druggist, for
the sale OF Wilbur's Puget Sound reme-
dies in Pullman. He also placed an ad-
vertising contract with the HERALD.
The incorporation test case is now
before the supreme court. The first
action in this case was taken December
10th, since which date it has run its
course in the superior court to the su-
preme court. Pretty lively work, that.
Henry NIras, one of Colton's well
known citizens, was a caller at this office
y. sterday. Mr.. Mras reports his town
as fast recovering from the effects OF hard
times
All the dancers in the city are pre-
pairing costumes for the masquerade
dance next Monday evening. large
number OF spectators will also attend.
The Calhoun Comic Opera company is
the strongest opera company now tour
ing the country. They are singing with
great success all the latest operas.
Prof O. l.. Waller went to Farming
ton, last Saturday, and in the evening
delivered his worlds fair lecture to a
good sized and appreciabe audience.
WANTED, to rent, farm with horses
and implement furnished, by prac-
tical farmer. Good reference. Address,
box l25, Pullman, Wash. ,lOW3")
Prank Morse has rendered his resig-
nation as postmaster at ColfaX. One OF
the faithful will now get a job.
Miss Lois Halsey visited in Moscow
the latter part OF last week, returning
home Monday afternoon.
The dance last Monday 'yenlng,
which was the first hop OF the season,
was well attended.
Prof. Harvey was called suddenly to
Ohio Wednesday, by the serious illness
OF his brother.
Many novel costumes are being pre-
pared for the mask ball next Monday
night.
Someone asks why Muldoon went t.
the picnic last Saturday night without
his hat?
Have you tried the Model restaurant
$4.50 lOtf
Cashier DePledge, of the First Ma
tional bank, was in Colfax Wednesday
L. c. Richardson, is in the city from
his Snake river farm for few days.
A. B. Baker an Wm. Cham bers are
in Portland this week.
j. V. O'Dell was in town from Cor
fax Wednesday.
-Wm. Vedder was at the county seat
Wednesday.
Oysters in any style at the Model lode, res
taurant. lotl
Puget Sound Liver Pills. Try theh''
j. j. Murray is in Genesee today
Puget Sound Bl cd Purifier cures
Oil of Gladness never fails. (lOtp