Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-05-12
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| the excitement Northern Pacific train
passed, and the horses in plunging
around, broke the doubletrees. Ed.
hlng got out OF the carriage and held
the horses by the heads, but in doing so
was covered to remarkable degree with
mud. The gentlemen unhitched the
horses and rode them into town, leaving
the carriage in the mud hole. 1t will
probably be extracted when dry weather
| comes.-Oakesdale Sun.
+. L. Gibbs, bookkeeper at the Agri-
cultural college, has been absent for
about month and returned to Pullman
and his duties last Saturday. While
away, he, in company with his wife, at
tended the golden wedding OF his parents
at Lamars, Iowa. Four generations
were represented at the anniversary.
The celebrated shot gun case in which
Jayberg figures as plaintiff and DR.. H. J.
Webb as defendant, had hearing We'd
nesday in the court over which Justice
Merriman presides. The defendant car
ried off the winning card and Attorney
Stearns carried off the gun in lieu OF his
fees.
The bath house will not open this
season, it is an amusement of the past so
says DIR Morton. 1t will cost more to get
it in shape for business than that gentle
man cares to furnish and the citizens do
not come up with pledges for it, so it will
be turned into an athletic club resort
j. II. Hawley, assistant manager OF
the Washington National Building Loan
and Investment Association, and resi-
dent OF Seattle, is in our city organizing a
local board and perfecting several loans.
| Geo. Holland has been made local agent
Billy Spaulding is out with new
| city express and is ready for business in
his line. His headgear is embelished
with the regulation sign worn by ex-
pressmen, and promptness and dispatch
is his watchword.
The residence property on Sunny
side known as the Taylor property has
been purchased recently by j. R. john
son, for $1,000, he taking immediate pos
session.
The year old child OF Robert Turner,
living near Whelan, died last week from
some difficulty OF the nature OF tumor.
| We did not learn the particulars.
This is Baby day at the S. S. S.
studio. From 8 a. III. to 4p. m. Mr..
Sloan takes the babies pictures free and
he is being kept busy.
Miss. Mary Mcconnell, one OF Col
tons iairest daughters, was in the city
Tuesday, en- route for Moscow.
The trial OF the Champ Payne case
suspended hearing Thursday on account
of illness OF one OF the jurors.
J. J. Stanley, OF Spokane, was here
the first OF the week visiting his brother
and the l. o. G. 7. lodge.
Among the visitors in town this
week we noted the familiar face OF X. ID.
Mcconnell, OF Cotton.
Attorney Stearns absented himself
Thursday. to look after legal business al
the county seat.
Paul Castor was among the many
who caugh glimpse OF our thriving
city this week.
Strawberries have made their ap
pearance at our fruit stands at 40 cents
apie---aboX.
Harry Chevalier came over IRON
Colfax Thursday to purchase supplis To-
his restraint.
Miss. Fannie Bragg, OF Colfax, wa
in attendance upon the Allen-Richard
son wedding.
H. NJ. Stearns, attorney and coun
: seller at law has had a tin roof put on hi
house.
r B. D Beecher has been looking atte
affairs at his ranch near Rock lake TIN
week.
: The Kid band disbanded Thursda
a night. and citizens band was organ
lied.
8 John W. Mathews, attorney, boarde
$ the 8 p. IN. train for Coltax THURSDAY
Mrs. Kitchen will start for St. Lou
sn the 22d for a prolonged visit.
= Rev. Walters came in this mornln
on the early train from Coliax.
u w. D. Hardwick went to the teacn
ers, examination at Colfax.
Mrs. Alex. Mckenzie did buslnes
at Colfax Thursday.
Spaulding and his little express wage
will lust fill the bill for you. I
spaulding is the man to see When -
. want any hauling done.