Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-06-30
NEWS OF THE CITY.
happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
uovements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

.hoir trim to the worlds fair last
.;no Mr.. Mott says that the fair
:so far more magnificent spectacle than
,' avnacted to see, and that Chicago
~ and hoard rates are not high as the
aoonle had been led to believe. He has
,opv words of praise for Washington's
exhibit
Tho bachelors and benedicts played
.tber game Of base ball Monday, the
score standing 10 to q in favor OF the
,sn,or The benedicts are playing bet
~ hall as they receive practice, and the
~ ,ome will doubtless be close and
interesting one.
Samuel McCowen has been found
.,;ltv Of assault and battery this morn
ing Judge Sullivan would not admit
tbe testimony of McDaniels, thereby
throwing out the strongest part Of the
prosecution
Miss Minnie Sheriden, who has been
in the telephone office here for the past
,.oor will leave next week for her home
near Moscow. Willie Hardwick will be
in charge Of the telephone office in the
future.
The Northern Pacific will sell ex-
cnrsion tickets, for the Fourth OF July,
to anv point within 300 miles, at one fare
COR fine round trip. Tickets will be on
sale on the third and fourth, good till
the seventh.
The new directors of the Farmers
warehouse are j. H. Malone, d. NJ.
Sanders James Klemgard, w. l. Clark,
Mark Whitlow, G. o. Morrell and W.
Fl. Brabva. Officers will be elected Sat
urday.
w. G. Bragg and Chas. Ruff, with
their wives, left Thursday morning for
Denver, Idaho, where they will proceed
to hew out a home,' and boom Denver
realty
The Pullman base ball nine viii
play the Genesee club, at Genesee, on
tte Fourth. The home club will be ac-
CoHpanied by a large number OF citizens.
A long felt want! Something to light
en- the work OF the housewife is Anti
iermentine. Call and get box at the
P. NJ. Co. We are the exclusive agent
2w.
H. Preusse is in the city looking al
ter his interests. He says that the OPP
era house is progressing satisfactorily,
and that good work is being done.
Excursion trains will run to Moscow,
over the Union, and to &c esee, over
the Northern on the Fourth OF July,
One fare pays for the round trip.
Ii you would save yourself warm, hard
work, and preserve the fresh delicate
flavor OF your fruit, use Anti-fermentine.
Kept by the p. NJ. Co. 2w.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Windus, and
Messrs. +. r. Windus and Geo. Horner
went to Almota last Saturday, returning
Sunday evening.
Mrs, L. T. Bragg and daughter,
Mrs. Robt. McCroskey, OF Colfax, visited
friends in the city Monday and Tuesday
OF this week.
F. d. Richardson, OF the Mercantile
Company, with his family, has been Wis
lting at his old home, in Almota, this
week.
Get Anti-fermentine to preserve your
irult and We standing over the hot
stove for hours. Pullman Mercantile
Company. 2w.
Will the person signing himself "Y, y
to an advertisement in the HERALD,
please call at this office for replies2
Prof. j. o. Snyder, principal OF the
public school, arrived in town to-day
from California.
D. B. Garrison will fill the pulpit at
the Christian church Sunday morning
and evening.
}. W. Armstrong, Sunday school
missionary, has been in Dayton for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Violet Ford has returned from
Portland where she has been attending
school.
C. A. White is in the city from Pa
louise City, where he is running a drug
store.
Contractor Buckley has the Thomp-
son house, in Fairview nearly completed.
The Agricultural college regents will
meet again about the 18th OF July.
i. NJ. Ringer has been in Almota
the most OF the past week.
W. &. Bragg was in Colfax the early
part of the week.
u. II. Dodd is in the city from Port
land.