Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-10-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

i w. Armstrong, Missionary of the
American Sunday School Union, made a
call at this Office Wednesday. He has
heen organizing Sunday schools in the
northern portion OF Whitman county
dnriug the summer months, and is now
visiting his schools and workers in the
south portion of the county, prior to go
inc to Walla Walla country, where he
will spend the winter months IN the
Sunday school interests, and will hold
his last religious services in Whitman
county next Sunday at Penawawa.
That was large and interested au-
dience that listened to Messrs. Ellsworth
and Hargraye, of Colfax, who expounded
renublican doctrine in the X. ?. hall
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Ellsworth
smoke to considerable length on the sill
yer and prosection questions, while Mr..
Hargrave showed up the economy OF
republican county officials, backing his
assertions with the records.
On Tuesday evening, the 23rd inst,
WI. Doolittle, republican candidate
for congress, will address the people OF
Pullman, and Friday evening, Novem-
her End, John B. Allen will discuss the
nolitical issues. Both Doolittle and
Allen are brilliant speakers, and will be
greeted with large audiences.
Miss Coral Mason will open an art
studio in room 2 of Odd Fellows build
ing. Miss Mason is an artist OF great
ability and some OF her paintings are
nronounced by persons qualified to
criticise, as we'll nigh perfect. Miss
Mason is sure to attain success IN her
chosen calling.
D. G. Monroe has taken number OF
vehicles of Pullman Hardware Go. stock
to Camas Prairie, where he will endeav-
or to dispose OF them. He left with his
string of buggies, spring wagons etc.,
yesterday morning, going via Lewiston.
Mrs. Sargent will haye in about a
week fine line OF fall and winter mill
inery and would be pleased to have her
friends inspect the same when they ar
rive. She will be found at
Fariss Bro. Wait till you see her new
goods before buying.
Eggs are at a premium these days, a
dozen being worth about the same as
bushel OF wheat. The labor expended on
bushel OF wheat would produce two or
three dozen eggs; do you see the moral1
Geo. W. Case, the republican who
will serve the county as assessor alter
the coming election, was getting ac-
auainted with our citizens Wednesday.
For the Interstate Fair at Tacoma the
Northern Pacific is selling round trip
tickets, which includes five admission
caupons, for $19.40. Tickets on sale
Tuesdays and Fridays of each week, un-
til October 30th.
The Fortnightly dancing clnb post
poned it's initial dance till Friday eve
ming, of next week. This was done on
account OF the Jones speech this evening
The "Shingle' social has been post
poned from Friday to Saturday evening
OF his week. The program as PUBLISH
ed last week will be rendered.
N. q. Looney has moved to Pull
man for the winter, and now occupies
house on West Main street.
Attorney Neill and Stearns were
attending to legal affairs at the crevice
Monday.
Peter Brown, the next county clerk,
was in town a couple OF days this week.
j. w. Mathews returned from his
visit to Indiana last Saturday.
e. E. Alton and family OF Cotton,
visited Pullman friends Monday.
W. E. McCroskey, young attorney
OF Palouse, is in the city.
Len @. Richardson came up from
Mayview Wednesday.
Editor Windus, OF the Tribune, was
at Colfax Monday.
Try Wilbur's Cough Cure. (1otf)
Puget Sound Liver Pills. Try them
Puget Sound remedies at A. Whites
Oil of Gladness never fails. (10tf)