Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-06-01


The \. T., and Ed. Windus wcnt--en
fishing excursion to BearereeIl last Sat
urday evening, and when they returned
Monday each had wonderful tales to tell
in which the plot centered about great
strings of8trout. Sol reports his catch at
81, and the others were proportionately
large, and the figures are named without
even a shadow OF a blush. The catch
would have been larger had the creeks
not been so high, or had the boys con-
sciences been more elastic.
1t has been decided to postpone Rev.
Maryin's lecture on Gladstone" for a
week or ten days. Rev. Henry Rasmus,
the popular pastor of First Methodist
church, Spokane, will deliver lecture
in the Methodist church next Friday
evening, June 8th. Admission 25 cents.
Rev. Rasmus is foremost among the or
ators of the state of Washington, and is
too well known to Pullman people to
need much commendation. We trust
large audience will greet the popular
preacher and lecturer.
Next Sunday morning in the Meth
odist church the pastor will speak OF
''The constraining love OF Christ" In
the evening the address will be espec-
tally to young ladies, subject "Two Sis
ters.' The Epworth League service, to
commence at 7 o'clock, will be under the
leadership of Miss Annie Miller. Young
people with no other church connections
cordially invited.
Something for nothing" with spec
ial reference to our duty as to lotteries,
will be presented Sunday morning at the
Congregational church. The men OF the
city are specially invited to be present.
The subject for the evening service at
eight o'clock will be "a man at his best.
H. Preusse & Co., architects,
through the Pullman manager, Julius
Zittel, have been awarded the job OF plan
ming and uperintending the new nor
NAL school bulldog to be erected at Lew
iston. This insures a handsome, con.
venient and well built structure.
For the Christian Endeavorer meeting
and the 4th OF July celebration and races
which will be held at Spokane July 4th
the Union Pacific railway will sell excur
sion tickets at one fare for the rount
trip. Tickets on sale July I'd, Sd ant
4th, good returning until July Sth inclu
sive.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Bragg came
down from Spokane Wednesday, anC
Thursday MIR. Bragg started for Pierce
City, Idaho, where he is interested in {
mine. Mrs. b. will visit relatives il
this city during w. G.'s absence.
ut st. Katherines church, the ser
vices for Sunday, June Sd, will be morn
ing prayer and holy communion, at II a
m. sermon by Rev. A. L. Ziltman. Al
are cordially invited.
Al. Reaney returned yesterday iron
ten days trip through the Big Benz
country. He says that the Palous'
has a much better prospect for cropi
than the Big Bend.
The house OF V. Bartel, near John
son, was struck by lightning last Satur
day night, and the chimney was shaker
down and the shingles torn off corner
OF the roof.
Forty OF the boys from the agricul
tural college are camping out on Unior
Flat. They were visited today by the
college girls who went down in the he
tel buses.
The Pullman base ball nine went tc
Juhnson Sunday, and defeated the bal
tossers of that burg in a well played
game, the score standing to 6.
The Palouse country has been Wis
tied by couple of thunder showers this
week. Thunder and lightning seldom
accompanies rain in this state.
The boys are arranging for a game
of base ball the first OF the week, the
battle for supremacy to be contested by
the bachelors and benedicts.
-Messrs. Barghoorn and Staley
wheeled out to Union Flat last evening
and took supper with the college stu
dents who are encamped there.
We understand that Rev. L. 0.
Baird has rendered his resignation as
pastor OF the Congregational church in
this city.
Miss Marie Garrison is visiting Miss
Mable Shaw amidst the flowers and
strawberries at Wawawai this week.
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