Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-11-23
Il0CAL HAPPENINGS.
u,npenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
r,rsmants Of our Citizens Chroniclad
by the Herald.

Il n r. Garrison has been appointed
aororv receiver for the Pullman
,LrcbantiIe Co. by Judge Sullivan. This
Nan was made necessary from the fact
@,t the company was disappointed in
evacuation ofmaking collections this
IN and so coulo not meet its obliga-
1 s,no to its creditors. With any kind of
/ .ooson the firm could have collected
na amount which was necessary this
I N Int with IS cent wheat the farmers
I .,nId make no payments whatever.
I The store is now closed, an inventory OF
I stock being taken.
4 g. NJ. Gooch, a farmer who lives
,o.r PaIouse, has been experimenting
1 Nth varieties OF forage grasses, and is
| brbly pleased with the Russian for
/ ,gop which gives an excellent crop in
1 he PaIouse country. Samples OF the
GRASS which Mr.. Gooch brought to Pull
( man showed it to be Of 1ine quality and
Good length OF growth. 1t is a most
promising grass.
IA. Wilkinson had his household
J Goods all loaded on three wagons ready
1 todepart for Denver, Idaho, this morn
4 Dg but the snow stolm put a stop to
the move, as it is probable that the road
over Craig's mountain would be deep in
the beautiful. Mr.. Wilkinson will not
now move his goods before spring, al
though he may 90 himself.
The Collax Gazette is authority for
the statement that Ed. WilIoughby, OF
this city, is to be one OF County Treas
urer Manring's deputies, and that Wal
ter Rube will be head deputy under
Clerk Ross. They will make good dep
uties.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
/ by burglars to rob the vault of the Ro-
saia bank last Wednesday night. The
burglars tunneled under the building,
! and up through the cement floor, but
were unable to blow the safe open.
Sealed bids for the stock of the Pull
man Hardware Co. were opened Thurs
4 day, bat on account OF some hitch in
proceedings no sale has yet been made.
It IS probable, however, that sale will
shortly be contaminated.
Grant Smith and Chris Martin had
little dispute the first OF the week over
a@ttemenI, and as a consequence the
former was brought berore Justice Mer-
81 Hmon on a charge of assault, and the 81
Fl ane, with costs added, amounted to $26.
Peter Brown the bright young re-
publican who was defeated by Charlie
Ross Tor the office of county clerk, will
attend college here this winter. Peters
daleat was great benefit to the college.
Six inches OF snow fell last night,
out drilling rain today is fast convert
lns 1t INTO water, and the ground is con-
se4uently in very disagreeable con-
dition.
"A couple Of cases OF shoes, contain
ustWenty pairs, were stolen from Black
man Bros. & Co.'S store Wednesday
\ night, No clue.
Editor L. W. Lanning, of the Cakes
uaie Sun, was married to Miss Rose
Snlder, also OF Oakesdale, last Monday,
in Coliax.
The price OF wheat is slowly advance
ug The ruling price of the past week
IL FuIlman has been 2615 cents.
VIM. Vedder has sold the furniture
s'Ofe to 5 A. Garrison, but MIR. V. will
remain IN charge this winter.
football, Pullman vs.. Spokane, at
rpoRane on Thanksgiving day. Here's
luck to the pink and blue.
The Baptist young people are maxi
~s great Preparations for their puzzle
social Look out for it.
1he entertainment at the church
usAt Wednesday evening will be well
worth going to see.
Il, VIII Taylor and Miss Glenna
Sunday last. -
ON =: Hopkins, late foreman of the
'0''ax Advocate, is in town.
% w. l.. Taylor made business trip
" tennessee Wednesday.
p w. V. Windus was in Colfax Tues