Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-04-07
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Jim Hill has his Eye on the Great
Palouse Country.
DIR. G. 6. Johnson is in Spokane.

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f. E. Russell is in Colfax this week.
DIR. w. A. Egbert is in the city from
Tacoma.
Miss Laura Howe left Sunday for
California.
-J.H. Mcguire has been elected mayor
of Moscow.
DR.. Egbert will be in Pullman again
next Sunday.
Geo. Meister. was over from Union
town Monday.
DIR. R. NJ. Davis was here from Sc
attic yesterday.
H. J. Garrison visited in Moscow,
Idaho, this week.
R. S. Marks and family will return
TO Texas next week.
Mark F. Jones was in Kendrick a
part of the past week.
H. H. Cheatham was over from Ia
coma again this week.
james S. Klemgard was at the
county seat Wednesday,.
-Thos. Amos, a well-known Colfaxite,
WAS in Pullman yesterday.
Mrs. c. S. Mason and Mrs. A. A.
Miller are visiting in Spokane.
D. Ryrie was in Cotton and Union
town the early part OF the week.
A. A. Miller has been in Portland
this week, returning home to-day.
Miss Lille Manns, of Spokane, is
visiting Miss Coral Mason this week.
-J.R. Ruplv, OF the Palace market,
is daddy to boy, born Saturday last.
james Riley, late of Palouse City, is
now in the management of the Artesian
hotel.
Henry Broxon has returned from
Oregon, where he visited during the
winter.
The Georgia Minstrels viii appear
in Reaney's hall on Friday evening,
April 2l.
WHY is Blackman's trade increasing?
The best goods for the least money eA-
plains it.
Contractor William Buckley made
business trip to Vollmer the early part
OF the week.
You will find Blackmans' in the Odd
Fellows building. Call on them. lhey
will do you good.
W. A. Lauder has returned from
Moscow, having nearly recovered from
his recent illness.
Rev. L. O. Baird has returned from
Dayton, where he has been assisting IN
series OF meetings.
Blackmans' will open line OF hosiery
in few days, from the cheapest to the
finest, for ladies, misses, and boys extra
stout.
The farmers are making prepara-
tions for sowing large acreage OF flax
this season. The high price is the IN
Centive.
-Griffitt & Nuzum, Spokane lawyers,
will defend Ed. Hill when he is brought
before the courts to answer to the charge
of murder.
Miss Claibel Glove, sister OF Mrs. l..
G. Richardson, arrived in Pullman We'd
nesday noon from Boston, and Will III
the future reside with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Price and daugh-
ter, Miss Dolly, left Tuesday for their
home in Pierre, South Dakota. They
have visited in eastern Washington for
the past year and half.
-Thos. Neill is in Oakesdale this week,
where he is looking after matters per-
tanning to the Sun, the newspaper, at
that place, the stock of which publication
is owned by Pullman parties.
-Reaneys opal mines are turning out
some rare specimens this spring. one
large one mined and sent to Tacoma was
pronounced exceptionally fine, and Mr.
Reaney was offered $500 for the beauty.
Mrs. A. J. Shanks returned from an
extended eastern visit last Sunday. Like
all loyal Pullmanites the lady was only
too glad to cut her visit in the slow-golng
east short and return to the city OF flow
ing wells.
AT the election held by the city hre
department on Monday last, D. G. Burns
was elected chief, and Henry Williamson
assistant chief. W. V. Windus ana
Clarence Haywood were also in the Held
for the positions.
Owing to ill health and increased
office duties, DIR. White announces that
hereafter he will be unable to attend 10
calls in the country. Those in the city,
however, who desire his services, can
find him at Whites drug store.