Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-31
Neal HAPPENINGS.
...,onings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
,,..ments of our Citizens Chronioled
by the Herald

z The first services OF the new confer
roar will be held in the Methodist
,,cb next Sunday. Sunday school at
M conducted by the superintend-
Prof. Fulmer; preaching by the
,,.,or NJ. II. Marvin, at | o'clock, fol-
IA by class meeting. The Junior
lame will meet at p. m. for re-or-
sriration. Epworth League meets at 7
n followed by preaching promptly
,s All are cordially invited to the
ksyices.
W. Mott is one OF the most sue
..cnl merchants in the city, and his
r,cess is due to the fact that he sells the
M oualty of goods at the lowest prices,
/ ,,a thai he lets the people know that he
,,nts their trade. Ii you want to know
rbat he is doing for the people now,
,,d his large ad. on the last page OF the
HERALD.
L. G. Gibson, OF Johnson, says that
wheat is not yielding quite up to antici-
mtions, the wet, colo weather OF the
nung having cut down the average
M.Snewhat His crop. he thinks, will
mrage about 50 bushels per acre,
4 whereas last season it was about 40. The
heads this year are not so long as usual.
Miss Daisy Barbee left Tuesday
morning for st. Louis, where she will
study for admission to the bar. Miss
Barbee is very intelligent young lady,
and will doubtless make a success in her
chosen profession.
-Prof W. II. Harvey, formerly OF our
public schools, has been offered the
psfn OF superintendent of the ColfaX
srAns, which he will probably accept.
q Ede does, Coliax may well congratulate
L nell.
y At the Methodist conference Rev.
IM. H. Marvin was returned to Pullman
3 br another year. This is highly pleas
8 Ing to his congregation, as Mr.. Marvin
gives the best OF satisfaction.
Rev. D. B. Oviatt, OF Laramie, Wy
omng, will occupy the Baptist pulpit in
this city on next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Anew steel cable has been put in at
the Almota ferry, and the ferry is again
running in good shape, after being quiet
all winter.
W H. Lacy and wife will remove to
I Moscow next week, where Mr.. Lacy has
ia position in the flour mill as night
miller.
The advance agent OF "Blind Tom, "
the pianist, is in the city trying to make
arrahgements for an engagement next
week.
The Palouse country is now right in
the midst of its harvest, and threshing
has already commenced in a few local
tiles.
John Saddler has gone to Spokane
Where he has work for several months.
His family still remains in Pullman.
Forest fires in the mountains east OF
hecity ae responsible for the smoky
condition OF the air this week.
The Baker-Madge grain company
ls showed into its new office in the Farr
Vullding, on Main street.
The school ma ANS and masters are
aaat Palouse this week in attendance at
he institute.
Miss Elva Lanning is spending a
lev days at Wawawai, the guest OF
Mabel Shaw.
r. B. Bragg and son went to Spo-
zane Tuesday, returning home Thurs
day.
Banks will close next Monday, as it
y Labor day, legal holiday.
county Commissioner Gibson was in
'0Tn yesterday.
Mrs. f. d. Richardson is visiting
inends at Colfax.
donald Ryrie was in town yesterday
Nm Moscow.
"A light shower last night freshened
The air nicely.
j. j. Murray is in Spokane this
week.
= born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hall,
thursday evening, girl.