Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-01-05
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

The State Teachers association held
;ts annual convention at North Yakima
lost week. An interesting session was.
held, Everett was selected as the next
rlace of meeting. The following officers
were elected: R. @. Kerr, president; o.
T.. Waller, Miss Keys, F. 0. Chamber
lain. vice-presidents; G. A. Taylor, treas
urer; Miss G. S. Hyatt, secretary; j. W.
Roberts, r. B. Bryan, j. M. Shepherd,
executive committee; Q, W. Bean, D.
Beemis, ]. G. Lawrence, F. j. Barnard,
H.R. Cox, legislative committee; j. NJ.
Shepherd, educational council. Those
attending from Whitman county were
Supt. NJ. A. Corner, President E. A.
BRYAN and Prof. O. L. Waller of Pull
man.
1t cost the members of the A. o. U.
w. order in the Washington jurisdiction
$l4.O0 each last year for $4,000 life insur-
ance. There is no need OF man going
without protection for his family in case
of his death when he can secure it as is
given by this prosperous organization.
When it is considered that the member
ship in Washington is 5000, and the
death rate only 13 to the thousand for
the past two years. it can be easily seen
that the care taken by the order in ad-
mitting members of good health and
GOOD moral character is the secret of
small assessments.
I The electric light company has de-
creed that the street lights shall refuse
to give Of their light till city matters are
Strengthened out. We hope the supreme
court will get move on it 80 that the
town may know whether it is or is not
I'm short order. No one can blame the
light company, as it can not afford to
run its arc plant gratis, but these dark
nights will be anything but enjoyable.
Only the street lights are shut off, all
others being operated as .efore.
Read the new ads. in the HERALD
this week. The business men OF Pull
man are reaching out for your trade, and
are meeting you more than half way in
the matter of prices. Goods OF every
class we're never lower than at present,
and every purchaser is looking for bar
eains-you will find them advertised in
the HERALD.
In this day of sharp competition the
firm that makes its bar aims known is
the one to catch the trade. Mcguire d
Browne know how to reach the peoples
eve and ear, and are out with a good ad.
in to-day's HERALD. Read it and profit
ther ,by.
"A masque ball is to be given at
johnson next Wednesday evening. The
johnson hall is one of the finest in the
Palouse country for dancing in, and
many young people of Pullman will at
tend the ball next week. NJ
Mrs. W. II. Harvey has received
word from her husband that his brother
died three days before he could reach
his bedside, in Cincinnati. Mr.. Har-
vey is expected home next week.
j. R. Ruply wants the people to
know that he is still in the market with
the best meats, fresh or cured, at the
lowest rates. His ad. in the HERALD
will put you on the right track.
"A marriage license has been issued
to Walter Orion and Miss Minnie Myrtle
Hayden, both OF Pennington. Mr..
fprp,oriYt oil D,,ll nd
was leader Of the kid band.
The HERALD has two readers for
every one for any othe paper circulated
In the vicinity OF Pullman. Advertisers
recognize this fact, as comparison will
show.
Geo. Ford, W. G. Bragg, Thos.
Nell, I. E. Bramel, Vic Bull, d. F
Staley, and others made business trips
10 the county seat last Saturday.
Miss Birdie Blatchly, formerly ol
tnis city, died at her home near Colfax
last saturday, aged 81 years, OF consump
ton.
M. Townsend is no longer connected
WIN the firm of Reider & Townsend, bu
Mr. Neider continues the business.
-ihe jury will convene in the super
.V' court on Monday, January 18th, fo
the trial Of civil cases.
-Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hanna visite,
MN mr. H's. parents, near this city
New Years day.
noas L. Taylor accompanied Chas. H
0ua TO oOlfax last Saturday.
urd." W. SWAN was in Oolfax last Sat
ufuay on business matters
,o,- ~, NJ. Brown was over from Mos
COW Monday. ''''