Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-21

| an" poduCllulj ana patriotism was dis
played in many flags. In front of the
Palace hotel a halt was made, and the
entire crowd was photographed by sloan.
In the grove the forenoon was well filed
with a literary programme, and in the
afternoon came the games and sports.
Ice cream and lemonade were plentiful
and the children INDUCED in the lux
uries to their hearts content. The only
accident OF the day was to Lille Peter
son, who fell while running in the girls
foot race, and dislocated her shoulder
DR.. johnson attended and the little girl
is fast recovering.
Seven or eight teams are now at
work on the Windus property, east OF
town, putting it in shape for base ball
ground. 1t is taking lots OF hard labor
to level the ground, but it will make
first class diamond. 1t will also be
great field for bicyclists. The rustlng
for teams, men, etc, is being done by
a. B. Baker, and he has got, by far, the
hard end OF the row. But he is perse-
vering, and will bring the enterprise
through in good shape. The ground
will be of great benefit to every citizen
OF Pullman, and each one should lend
his aid in the matter. So far, the town
has had no good place for sports of any
kind. Mr.. Windus will allow the town
the use OF the land for two yearg, gratis.
Martin Gender, of Pullman. Wash,
and Henry Gender, OF Austin Mimi,
were visiting relatives and friends in
Hokah and vicinity the past week.
Martin was one OF Hokahs business
IN II in the '70s when she was the bIsin-
ess place of Southren Minnesota, He
says the hum of machinery is not so
loud nor strong as then but she is still
the same beautiful, picturesque Hokah.
-Hokah Herald.
The committe of arrangements for
the union picnic request tat all having
bills for work done for the picnic will
hand such bill to A. A. Holden, that it
be acted npon at the committee meeting
at the residence OF w. d. Hardwick next
Tuesday evening.
Services Sunday, July 23rd, at the
Christian church are as follows; Sun
day school at 10 a. M: preaching at ii
a. m. and p. m. by Elder S. B. Let
son; Endeavor meeting at p. m. The
people are cordially invited to all OF
these meetings.
Hill Norton and Jack Eagan have
been in the city this week from Denver,
Idaho. They left this morning for that
booming little city, taking with them
barber's chair which is to be placed in
Mr.. Eagan's shop. The entire trip is
made by team.
Donald Ryrie has pure lased bicy-
Gle, and is nov contemplating trip to
Chicago on the machine. DIR. White Is
also in the scheme. Here's luck to you
bows. When you are through with this
trip you had better try one into darkest
Africa.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
serve ice cream and cake at the Grand
Hotel, each Saturday afternoon, COM
mencing at two o'clock, at fifteen cents.
All are cordially invited.
Geo. Layman is giving his attention
to the public school lawn this week, and
is again getting it in good shape. The
trees set on last spring are all alive and
doing we'll.
W. H. Harvey and wife, who are
living at Almota this summer, came to
Pullman Sunday and visited friends for
couple OF days.
Married couple wanted to live in farm
house at Pullman, provided willing to
hoard farmer. Address Barghoorn,
PniImon. pUII (39tI)
M. F. Jones and sons and Prof. Read
entertained the city with delightful mu-
sic from the Palace hotel veranda last
night.
w. d. Hardwick and wife and Mrs.
n NJ Sanders returned from their visit
te Denver, Idaho, last Friday.
L. J. Birdseye has made arrange
ments to remove, with his attorney-a'-
law shingle, to Spokane.
Mrs. Minnie Sargent is IN attend
ance at the l. o. &. T., grand LODGE on
yashon Island, this week.
Will Tay lor, book-keeper Tor Maguire
& Browne, has gone to Portland ior
two weeks visit.
J. $. Keeney and wife visited rela-
tives at Uniontown last Sunday.
Miss Mae Sweetnam is visiting III
Palouse City this week.
Miss Kate Driscoll visited IN oakes-
dale last Sunday.
Roslvn coal, at IS per ton, OF " liliamS