Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-09-14
local HAPPENINGS.
happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
s.vaments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

Harry Chevalier started out on his
.hoal for a little ride last Wednesday
.roning. but at about ten O'Clock he
r.lted home again. Harry usually
,dos his wheel out OF town without dif-
scalty but somehow he has never been
,he to ride it in again. How it happened
iii probably never be known, but Har-
;, saws "the handle bar broke, and SO of
y .onrse had to pack the machine home"
This is the third smash-up OF this i'll
bted wheel, and it will doubtless now be
nut in a glass case and preserved, relic
I d past greatness.
Ira Allen, of the HERALD, left yes
erlay morning for Dawson, n. Oak, on
well earned vacation, and will put in
+ he next few weeks slaughtering ducks,
1 geese and prairie chickens. Ira is a good
shot, and game stands a fair show Of
being exterminated. Travel between
Pullman and Palouse will be light du-
ring his absence.
= Blackman Bros line of mems and
! ladies' macintosh coats and stock OF
4 twilled cotton and gloria silk umbrellas
L Il exciting many favorable remarks
I from those who have examined them,
1 which is due to their fine quality.
Better supply yourself now while as
sortment OF sizes is complete.
-Thusday was a damp, rainy day, a
gently reminder Of what visited the
Palouse csuntry last fall. Today the
weather is threatening, but the sun
manages to shine occasionally. Mud
hasaken the place OF dust.
The young ladies OF the l. 0. G. T.
81 hge surprised the other members
last Tuesday evening, the surprise being
Il brought in baskets, and consisting OF all
= manner of eatables. Next Monday
evening the lodge will visit the lodge at
Moscow.
g. A. Perrin and Mrs. Olive Lindley
will be married tomorrow, Saturday,
and in the evening will be rendered a
reception at the residence of @. f. Cole.
w. P. Murray and wife left the first
Of the week for Portland, where they
will remain for six months, after which
they will return to Pullman.
4 Mrs. Minnie Sargent will leave Mon
day for Spokane, where she has a situ-
y alton with Dunston, the dry goods
dealer.
81 Work has has commenced on the
Grand street extension from the bridge
to the Letterman elevator.
III Quite a number of our local wheel
men witnessed the races at Collax last
y Wednesday.
& Mrs Lindley will discontinue run
ming the Model restaurant after tomor-
row.
Frank Mathewson's barn, mile east
Of otown, was burned last Friday eve
ming.
y Harvesting and threshing operation
nave been temporarily stopped by the
rain.
I Mrs. Minnie Sargent and Mrs. VIM.
Uhambers were in Moscow last Satur-
day.
+ Sol Kitchen and Ira Allen attended
services at Palouse last Sunday.
F. D. Richards on went to Spokane
'he front end OF the week.
L. @. Wheeler, the hardware man
oPalouse, is in town.
Z Miss Laura Williams was here from
Moscow last Sunday.
4 j. ]. Murray made a business trip to
oOllax Wednesday.
clarence Bruno was in the city from
MOSCOW yesterday.
e. O. shoefeldt was in Moscow last
faturday night.
PROF. Saunders has returned from
the Sound.
The street sprinkler is taking
Vacation.
Puget Sound remedies at A. Whites