Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-06-16
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald

convene IN Iulllildl oh '""o -0'i' az
,,.bicb time business pertaining to the
order will be transacted. The delegates
tro,, Pullman lodge are Mesdames Riley,
cnstin and DePartee; Misses Mckay and
Custin. and Messrs. Buckley, Sargent
ond DeParice. A reception will be ten
d,red visiting delegates by the home
lodge Tuesday evening.
The Right Reverend LemueI H..
Wells, bishop OF the jurisdiction OF
snollane, will visit Pullman on Sunday
tbe 2nd of July. All friends OF the
churcb mission work are cordially invi-
tod to attend divine service on that oc-
casion, and these desirous OF receiving
the APOSTOLIC rite OF confirmation will
,,lease send their names to Rev. j. n. T..
Goss, at ColiaX.
Services at the Christian church Sun
dav are as follows Sunday school at 10
q. M: preaching by Rev. 5. b. Letson
at1l a. m. and p. m, and meeting OF
tbe society OF Christian Endeayor at p.
m. cordial invitation is extended to
all to be present at these meetings. r.
Rev. L. L. Smith, Of Genesee, will
occupy the pulpit Of the CongregationdI
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. Baird will occupy Mr.. Smiths pull
pit Sunday. The Sunday school meets
at ten, and the y. p. 5. G. f. at seven;
VIII Buckley, leader.
/ The foot ball team OF the university
{of Idaho game to Pullman last Saturday
and won game from the agricultural
college team, by a score OF u to 0. The
college team can't seem to play foot ball.
Charles Olmsted and wife, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. JAS TeWalt, and Mr..
and Mrs. Q. l.. Kennedy, OF Coltor, left
Tuesday for Waha lake, on Camas
paririe for weeks outing.
ia Wilkinson and wife returned
from Camas prairie last Tuesday, both
deeply in love with the prairie, and es-
peciallv with the new town OF Denver.
Rev. ". H. Euster, OF CoItaX, will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal
church, Sunday next, Juna 18th, morn
ing and evening.
We are oyer stocked on beds and
woven springs. You can get them at
your own price for cash. NEDDER " WIN
DUs.
J. W. Thompson is about to erect Il
residence just west OF town, where he
has purchased five acres OF land.
Word received from Roy. NJ. H.
Marvin, yesterday, announced his safe
arrival at Manchester, England.
We still have a surplus OF furniture
for sale at prices unheard OF before.
VEDDER x WINDrs.
Jack Cameron and j. W. Matthews
attended the pioneer picnic, east OF Mos
COW, last Wednesday.
The kid base ball nine, OF ColiaX, will
meet the Pullman nine today on the
home grounds.
Charles Underwood will leave sun
day for two weeks visit with his par
ents in Oregon.
-Proi. J. O. AIattoon, OF the Cotton
city schools, was looking over Pullman
Tuesday.
Geo. Meister, well-known Union
townite, was registered at the Palace
Tuesday.
C. NJ. Carpenter is again in the Ar
tesian hotel, Landlord Riley having re-
tired.
DR.. II. ]. Webb has sold his ranch,
out Dry Fork, to Nathan McGee for Sl0,-
600.
"A. T. Spottswood, the NJ scow real
estate man, was in Pullman Wednesday
Fifty desirable articles OF furniture at
NEDDER 4 WGNDUs at ctual cost.
Eight OF the city bicyclists rode to
Granite Point last Sunday.
The grade at the east end OF Main
street is being fixed.
Prot. j. o. Lansing, OF Moscow, was
in town Saturday.
H. Preusse was down from Spokane
during the week.
&C. II. Dolson was over from Mos
COW Monday.
W. a. Lauder was over from Mos
COW Thursday
j. G. White, OF Cpur'd Alene, Idaho
is in town.
T. W. Walters was in the city Mon
day.
&C. F. Walker is over from Palouse
Geo. W. Ford is in Colfax today