Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-05-26
NEWS OF THE CITY.
u,DOsnings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
u,vsments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

rho lawn at the public school has
moved this week, quite crop OF
ss beipg removed therefrom. Prof.
uarrav gained considerable exercise
Liza acting as motive power behind the
,,nn mower. There is fine sod on the
.nnds although it was seeded only
one year ago.
The new officers OF the l. 0. G. T..
,.,,o were installed last Tuesday even
,ar Wilford Allen, and Mesdames
S,rgent and Riley were elected to repre-
mnt the Pullman lodge at the annual
meeting Of the grand lodge, in Walla
WaTa, next month.
Services at the Christian church
Sunday. May 27, as follows: Sunday
school at 9:3O a. m, followed by COM
,nnnion service; Endeavor meeting at
seven p. m. preaching at eight p. m,
subject. "The Commander-in-chief."
VIII. Renfro, the well-known Col
tonte. was here Monday. He says that
tbq Cotton Mercantile company has
soain opened up for business under the
r,nagement of Mr.. Burgunder, of Col
lax, the companys assignee.
R. D. Mcconnell was over from
Cotton the early part OF the week.
Dave contemplates moving his family to
Pullman; he wants to give his children
tbe benefit of Pullman schools.
There will be large attendance at
the Congregational church, Sunday
morning to hear the sermon preached
Il BY Rev. NJ. Marvin, in memory OF the
/ BOYS who wore the blue.
The roller mill company has been
L allowed little more than $4,000 insur-
mce on its plant recently burned. The
work OF rebuilding the property will
commence at once.
Mrs. Dir. Webb departed for Mis-
sour, and other eastern points, last Tues
E day morning. She was accompanied by
E da.0n, Willie and will remain east for
E five Or six weeks.
4 Should the day be warm and pleas
ant the ladies OF the NJ. E. church will
serve ice cream and cake, at the l. o. o.
1 f. building, on Tuesday May 30th, De-
caation day.
/ The arguments in the Champ Payne
murder case are now being heard before
The superior court at Colfax. The case
was opened by Attorney Brown, for the
| state.
Hereafter all births, deaths, and
MarTlges must be reported to the county
'allor. In case OF failure to report a
Dfth or death physician is liable to
fine.
Moscow streets are still as muddy as
'ef' 10 turn rig around it has to be
0Fen on to the sidewalk. Pullman
'tels are now used as bicycle track.
Mrs NJ. f. Kitchen and son, James,
TN lor st. Louis, Missouri, Tuesday,
'Arfe they will visit relatives and friends
Dufihg the next year.
~ NJ Sanders was at the county
'' 'le hrst OF the week attending the
|T stealing case, in which he was
aintif.
placKmans received by mistake 50
o,o S.ls mosquito bar which they will
Tse oEI at cost. Eight yards in piece !;
'''ehts yard. Don't miss it.
1T would be difficult to find more
c'uyl'lnodating VI railroad agent than f.
'nuliman, OF the Union Pacific.
A'uef 5. B. Letson returned from
pyN'ne where he has been holding a
'es OF meeting, last Monday.
9''l Ellis, formerly clerk at the
,Il'e hotel in this city, was over from
l0'cow yesterday.
Aul'or Brainard, of the johnson
lnsa a' was In Pullman Monday, en- route
ueo' Lilley, ex-president of the ag-
mural college, has been in Moscow
H., architect Swain was awarded the
'0f The ward school house at Colfax.
M, :, =, Berry, Of Ceur'd Alene City,
~ friends In Pullman last Sunday.
nG1, Editor Murray wore out shoe leather
Vollaz o. sidewalks Tuesday.
p.v Shorty" Brown, the Colfax attor-
was here last Saturday.
na 'gnvick en- W. Taylor was in the city
johnson yesterday.
~ r. W. Downen took in the sights at
''tFeviee Tuesday. - viz ''S'' ''
IoNoa r and Mrs, Chas. Ruff drove over
nOsc0w yesterday.
tbronle nae !, college regents are talking
"'ash their hats. s