Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-02-03
ABOUT The CITY,
Gladys Miller, the Stolen Child, not YET
Recovered.
Little Items Concerning the Movements
of Your Friends.


of Your Friends
Scarlet fever is reported in Colfax.
Harry Chevalier is in Mos, ow this
week.
W. A. White was over from Colfax
Monday.
A. Nelson was in Palouse City last
Tuesday.
A bar has been added to the Arte-
slan hotel.
Judge E. X. Hanna is in the city
FROM Colfax.
-Bayard T. Byrns, of ColfaI, was in
town Tues 'ay'
DR.. Ault, of Colfax, was in town
last Wednesday.
W S. Barnett was over from Col
ton last Saturday.
Hon. j. NJ. Hill was in COliax on
buSlleSS jLlh "CVn'
V Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Joyce, Of Cotton,
were in Pullman last Saturday.
Mayor Neill was in Colfax on court
business a portion of the week.
The Artesian hotel is now under
the management Of Carpenter & Car
penter
F. McReynolds and Rubs Hull are
:, Moscow taking in the teachers ex-
animation.
Pres and Mrs. Heston, OF the agrl
cultural college, arrived from Seattle
! last Sunday.
The A. 0. U. W order, in this city,
has received AZ new members during
the past week.
Will Mcconnell is now behind the
clothing counter in the Mcdonnell
Chambers saPfe.
-Coar4y Commissioners Gibson is in
axsssAav The commissioners will meet
NJ 'C0leax next week.
On The main travelled roads sleigh
ing Is now good, but on others the DRIFTS
are not vet we'll broken.
1. 5. Watson, special al ent OF the
Home Mutual Insurance, was in town
the early partof the week.
C. II Warner was in the city We'd
resday. C. H. is one of the chiefest OF
the dwelers in the Crevice.
Tie evangelist meetings at the
Christian church are very successful
and are now well attended each eve
uing.
r Murray Henry has disposed Ct the
\ CITY restaurant, and Geo. Gabbert Is
again at The helm of that popular eat
ing house.
j. I. McNichols, who has been
clerk the Artesian for some time past.
Is nov serving in the same capacity for
the Palace.
d. b. Morton, secretary OF the Pull
mau Auditorium company, has his office
with Attorney Birdseye, in the First
N4tioral bank block.
Prof. Reed well-known and ac-
compished musician, late OF Yakima,
has come to Pullman, and will doubtless
locate and organize an orchestra.
A. X. Olds and wife, OF McMinn-
vile, Ore, left for their home last Thurs
day, via the Union Pacific. They have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ford
for several weeks,
j. II. Jones, of Mount Sterling,
Kentucky, arrived in Pullman last Sun
day. Mr.. Jones is a nephew OF ID. b.
Garrison, snd will locate in the west II
opportunity presents itself.
Tile Pullman Mercantile Co, Nc
Oonueil Chambe,s Co., and The Hard
ware Co. adopted the coupon system
with the first of the month. They now
d business "for cash or coupons
The HERALD received letter from
man in Nolmer this week asking
where it was that Regent Smith shonld
be sent TO learn methods Of ideal gov
'ernmeut The Vollmerite is doubtless
Interested in the Spokesman prize puz'
zle-eoGtegt.
/. w II. Hanna, who lives sOnth ol
toVp' had both ears badly frozen iast
tuesday while coming to town. lie
now carries his head tied up in red
handkerchief. and always looks at The
thermometer before starting out on