Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-11-10
NEWS OF THE CITY.
HaDuenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

.linc wheat was not made much
,s;rbter during the past week, but rather
arerv ~ day has added to the dark condl-
san Of things. Rain has fallen each
w. ,sa and much of the grain, St nding
G sI IN stack, is total loss. Threshing
any ho resumed again if the bright
' thor of to-day continues. 1t is i'm
'ossible as vet to estimate the loss the
pps1onso country has sustained by the
lomn cloudy weather of the whole fall,
prvant Bros were hanling thirty-tive
-. ,rbeat to town yesterday, making
tbo trip with six horses and tralled Wag-
At the railroad crossing the lead
Ors ~ became frightened, and turned sharp
" around, bringing the coupled wagons
.orotber. smashing three wheels, and
't6orwise demoralizing them. They
wore heavily loaded with wheat, and
,.ors nrettv well buried in the mud.
A union meeting is being contem-
,,loted by the city churches for Sunday
ayepipg, November 10Th, in the Metho-
1;s+ church, at which ways and means
of looking after and caring for any needy
norsons who may be in the city this WIN
tor will be considered and discussed.
F,u announcement of this meeting WILL
be given next week.
One of our Palouse harvesters had
I. Il
had luck in trying to collect his bills, ana
suddenly concluded to give up the Jo"'
ond left for parts unknown. HIS EN-
nloves are an iously awaiting his return
a, that they may see some OF the silver
dollars they have been 'rying to earn
during wet harvest.
President Eaton, OF Whitman coll
eye, Walla Walla, is expected to occupy
the Congregational pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening. Mr.. Baird and Mr.
Rpble are at Lewiston attending the
semi-annual convention of the Falouse
uniop of Christian Endeavor.
It has always been said that wet
autumn meant a bountiful yield OF wheat
tbe following season. If this be true,
then several more railroad companies
will be needed to haul away next season
crop from the Palouse country. ut s an
i'll wind, etc"
The Andrews Bridge Co., of Spokane
has been awarded the contract, by the
county commissioners for building a
steel span bridge across the south "a
louise in this city, to take the place oil the
old wooden bridge, The contract prlce
is $3,694.84.
john Kerr has pair of natural Gu
riosities in the shape of couple OF chlck-
ems that are entirely devoid OF the lelt
wing. The right wing of each is OF nor
NAL size, but on the left side there Is not
the semblance OF a sprout.
"A glove contest of forty rounds Is
billed for Reaney's hall Saturday even
ing. The parties who will present their
countenances to the opponents hsts are
81 Green and w. M. Gustin.
-Thos. Allphin fell while attempting
to alight from moving Union faclnc
train near the Pacific Coast elevator last
Friday, the fall fracturing his shoulder
blade,
A. R. Schoomaker, head clerk IN the
dry goods department OF the Magulre ="
Browne store, was married to Miss Ella
Adams, at Moscow, last Wednesday,
The Misses Moore and Louis Halsey'
teachers in the public school, are at
tending the teachers examination al
Colfax this week.
B. F. Taylor & Co. will open meat
market in the room south OF the fuli'
man Mercantile Co., on Alder street Oh
December first.
Mrs. H. M. Clark, an old lady ~
years of age who lives on Paradise stree'
fell and broke her left arm last FRIDAY
DIR. Pittwood will go to Davenport
on the 10Th inst, where he will be EN-
gagged till about December first.
November oath is the last DAY lo'
regist alton of voters before the num-
cipal election on December 9th.
Mrs. Geo. F. Holland and little sor
returned from Sprague the latter par'
OF last week.
-Thos. Neill has been in Walla WallS
on legal business this week.
1.-THE Story OF Kiss" next TUESDAY
evening at the auditorium.
H. Z. Merriman has been at the
county seat this week.
Mrs. R. H. Duff, of Cotton, was II
town yesterday.
-Chas. Olmsted is clerking for X. b