Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-03-03
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
An Interesting Budget of News from
the Town of Guy.

Thursday.
Geo. Anderson, of Rosalia, was in
town Tuesday.
w. r. Norway was here from Walla
Walla Tuesday.
Judge Hanna was over from CoItaX
last Wednesday.
N. r. Stone was over from Moscow
the first OF the week.
Il, S. Clark is now sole proprietor Of
Z the Star livery stable.
Miss Lille Moody visited friends in
the city over Sunday.
Audrey Kaylor will attend the Cath
o,ic school at Uniontown.
Geo. Hazard was looking after his
sheep (black) in Pullman this week.
Sam Ellis, OF Moscow, was down
keeping track of Pullman's growth yes
terday.
R. II. Mcmillan, contractor and
builder, late OF San Francisco, has located
in Pullman.
S. S. Russell, OF the Pomeroy nur-
series, is in the city. His ads. in the
HERALD explain his business.
Councilman Taylor has son and
heir to occupy his attention these days.
The event occurred Tuesday.
The local A. O. Z. W. lodge will give
an entertainment, next Thursday even
ing, in the Odd Fellows hall.
All who,expect to enter the new pri-
mary class at the public school are re-
ouested to be present next Monday morn
ing.
Plans for the new city hall are now
in the hands OF contractors, who are fig
uring on competitive bids. The plans
ac by Sw
Dan. Grouse was in Pullman the
early part OF the week en- route ior San
Francisco, where he will doubtless take
nd his residence.
Five head OF horses, near Oakesdale,
were condemned this week by DR.. Mum,
Of the agricultural college, he pronounced
them as suffering with glanders.
Mrs. Geo CARROTS died at her home
four miles southeast OF town last Mon-
day, the funeral being held from the
Baptist church Tuesday at II a. IN.
&c. F. Reed has given exhibitions at
the college and school house, this week,
Of glass blowing. The articles made he
presented to the teachers and pupils.
Rev. II. NJ. Mobbs will preach at
the Christian church Sunday night on
the most important theme in the world
the central truth OF Christian growth.
Come out and hear him.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Peterson, OF Staley, died last Tuesday,
and was buried in the Pullman cemetery
Wednesday at 2 o'clock, the services be-
lag conducted by Rev. Marvin.
M. D. Neely and G. w. Richardson,
~S''NAi1 hNiC III lpNIl uNShlN llilh'iiS
arrangements for the production OF the
Ancient Order of Hercules" at the
opera house next Tuesday evening.
"A company from Cotton will appear
IN Reaney's hall, next Tuesday evening,
IN the "Ancient Order OF Hercules"
tickets are now on sale at Whites. The
snow was given to large house at Col
Ton, and the best of satisfaction WAS
given.
M. c. Merrifeld, OF Kent, who has
oeen in town for few days past, became
10 well impressed with the Palouse coun-
Try that he will return after the weather
becomes settled, and will doubtless To-
t1te IN Pullman. He is member of a
nig Hour mill company, and may estab-
hsh mill here.
Presiding Elder w. w. VanDusen
VIII preach in the Methodist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
ms is the quarterly meeting occasion
"No pleasant and profitable time is an
,"'pated. All are cordially invited to
~ present The business conference
"n' De he held Monday evening, March
Sat 1880.
services at the Christian church
eA' sunday; Sunday School at 9:30,
Neryoody expected; Lay Sermon by
D'e Oh the lay members, at II o'clock.
o' neE' D. NJ. Mobbs will preach at 80;
uoiect And l, if be lifted up, will
araw all men unto me-" Come out and
'"r TINS great theme discussed. Chris
an "sn Endeavor society at 6 80; strangers
WI DC made to feel at home.