Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-15


Dave Sasenbery has been laid up
this week with an attack of quinsy.
Several new students have arrived
at the college during the past week.
Ed. Hill will be tried before Judge
Sturdeyant, at Dayton, on March 18th.
For a useful present at Christmas in
teryiew Nedder & Windus. ,Sw2l
C. NJ. Stearns made trip to Colfax
the early part OF the week on legal busi-
ness.
a, B. Drinkwater is building an adj
dition to Lis residence on Mechanics
hill.
Miss Bertha Landess is boarding at
Thos. Allphin's and attending the pub
lie school.
The Baptist people are making ar
rangements for Christmas tree and en-
tertanment.
Cashier DePledge, of the First Ma
tional Bank, was at the county seat last
Saturday on business.
The Zittel househould was made
happy last Monday by the appearance OF
a daughter. All concerned doing well.
DR.. Johnson's condition is not i'm
proving, but on the other hand is be-
coming more serious each day.
The holiday festivities will be ush
cred in by "Muldoon's Picnic" at the
auditorium, on the 22d inst. Don't miss
it.
You can get valuable and practical
Xmas presents at the furniture store, OF
Vedder & Windus, at great reduction
in price. (oW2)
Rev. NJ. II. Marvin is in Colfax to-
day to meet his wife, who has been in
California for several weeks.
Prof. Wilson. from near Palouse
City, has been engaged to teach the
Young idea Of one department OF the pub
lie school how to shoot.
j. T. Brown, well-known lawyer
OF Colfax, is suing gambler for 5000,
lost by Brown at the green table. The
case is an interesting one.
-"Blatchly & Willoughby" will be
the firm in charge OF the steam laundry
after next week. The new member OF
the firm is c. +. Willoughby.
Walter Orion was visiting his old
friends in this city during the past week.
Mr.. Orion was formerly resident OF
Pullman, but now resides at Pennington.
g. NJ. Stearns has been appointed
receiver OF the Pullman Hardware Co..
bv Judge Sullivan, and heis now straigh-
tening out the affairs OF the company.
The subject for the evening service
at the Methodist church next Sunday
will he IS me Reasons why Christianity
will finally triumph" All are cordially
invited. ,,,.,,
las. Beals, the cook at the "Bltter5
house" near the N. P. depot, Is down
with scarlet fever, but the house has
been ouarantined, and the disease Will
doubtless be confined to the one locality.
1t was reported from Lewiston last
Sunday that a couple OF miners hau
fornd Geo. Colgate, the cook deserted by
the Carlin party, and that he was ali'e
and nearly we'll, but as the report mas
NOT been corroberated it is not gwen
much credence.
Mcguire & Browne have purchaseo
the Mcconnell stock oil goous "'
Moscow and are now contemplating the
ramoval 'of their stock from this city
where it will be consolidated with thelr
recent purchase. They have not lu"y
decided to do this, however.
The auditorium orchestra will give a
,or;es of club dances in Odd Fellows nan
Inrinp the winter. The proceeds oi
those dances will go toward paying Tor
now music, instruction, etc. as SO lar Ile
instruction has been gratitious on the
,ort Of Prof. St. Lawrence.
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Rav. NJ. H. Marvin wi address an
open meeting Of the A. o. U. w. W. l0aSe g,,
op " Thursday evening, OF next week. on
fine subject "a comparison ol the soci"1
conditiong OF England and America
Wives and families of members are eA-
pected to be present.
M. H. Leitch passed through town
wednesday, enroute to Boise CITY,
91eLn where he was being taken to
lorre ont his sentence of "two years at
I g"rJ labor in the state penitentlary'
I,,' ,m . effort is already being made to secure
a., Ila nordon and petition to that elect
is being circulated. 1t is SAID ina. ..5 sn5
Judge and jury that tried him 3I ana n.r5nn lopn"
Linn Ii guilty are requesting his parton,