Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-14
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.
prof +. R. Lake of the agricultural

,o,eae left Tuesday for
Chicaoo and southern Michigan. He
will ioin his wife at Al
bion. Michigan, and both will return
10 Pullman in time for the opening OF
the fall term at the college. Those who
make the professors acquaintance
drought the shipping tag on his bag
oage will take him for genuine west
ern boomer. The tags bear all manner
of "boom" bunch grass inscriptions, and
t,ere is certainly no danger OF the bag
gage getting lost.
Yesterday, the 18th inst, Miss Edith
Nawlin celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary, and in commemoration OF
4,o event entertained the following little
orls at her home OF her parents on
State street: Edna Munroe, Nellie Hol-
dan Edith Mills, Faye Allen, Della Al
len Lorena Ruble, Hattie HattruP, and
Rutb Brown. Games, ice cream and
cake were the order of the evening, and
q most enjoyable time was had.
los. Neiderstadt, of Moscow, was in
Pullman last Tuesday. He was here
looking after his beer and ice customers.
Mr.. Neiderstadt is proprietor OF the Mos
COW artificial ice company, and ships Il
laroe amount of tie product to this city,
it being OF very high grade, clear and
beautiful.
Considerable of the fall sown wheat
is now in the blossom. Harvest will be
along in very short time, when the
financial condition of the country will
ease up to large extent. Until the
crop is on the market there will be moth
inv to bring mech money into the coun-
try.
Sam MCGOWAN, who was tried for
murder at Colfax and convicted OF as
sault and battery, was fined $500. The
costs in the case will amount to about
$1,000, and as these will be added to the
fine, he will doubtless not get free for
some time yet.
There will be special meeting OF
Hose Company. Mol, Saturday night,
for the purpose Of Strengthening out fnan-
cial affairs OF the company. Consider
able other business will also come before
the meeting, and full attendance is
requested.
The hose companie; We're out throw
ing water for practice Wednesday even
ing. They had four streams making mud
OF the Main street dust. 1t would be
well to repeat the operation every lew
days.
1t is said that fall sown wheat never
looked better than it does this season.
Spring wheat looks well, although some
what backward. In the middle states
crops are about ruined.
Archibald McGregor, member OF
the Pullman Hardware company, was
on last Wednesday granted a license to
marry Miss Ellen A. Thomas, OF Pampa,
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dinsdale, OF
Spokane, are visiting relatives in the
city. Mr.. Dinsdale was at one time en-
ployed in the Pullman bottling works.
Marshal Lanning is having the
crosswalks repaired, and the low places
in the street grade filled in. The I'M
proyement is immense.
The lumber dealers are now having
sort OF Il rate war. Now is the time
to buy your building material ii you
want a bargain.
A number OF "noble (?) red men OF
the forest" have been in town this week.
Some OF the "gentler sex" were also here
with them.
The brick work on the city hall is
completed, and the roof OF the tower Is
now being put on. The building Is Il
beauty.
Henry Oliver and wife were regis
tered at the Washington state building
On the worlds fair grounds, last Tues
day.
The old bath house is being remod-
elled for gymnasium. d. b. Morton
is the power behind the scheme.
The Genesee and Moscow base ball
mines are getting blooded. They are
now going to play for $500 a side.
!. Jaberg left the first OF the week
for Chicago and the worlds fair. Tic
will be gone about four weeks.
&c. G. Brown, late OF this city, is now
at Salem, Oregon, where he is employed
by the Oregon Hedge Company.
j. W. Thompson and wife have
moved into their new residence IN falr'
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