Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-01-12
NEWS OF THE CITY.
uanuenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
wovaments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

--.Judge W. ii. OlaggeIC, ol Ospu'n'
,,.ho in response to an invitation eX-
tondod to him by the citizens OF Pull
mnn ro spoke on the Financial question to
= crowded house in the auditorium OF the
Lilo school building last Monday
piabt The Judge held that the present
aanrassion was caused wholly by the
fnoncial legislation OF the past, and that
tho tariff had nothing to do with it. The
sneech was in the main a good one, and
would doubtless haye won many to
"oilver' had not all present been on that
,;do nj the fence in the start. 1t IS hard
to find any but "silver men" in the west
these days. The judge allowed his poIlt-
;oo1 affiliations to ade his remarks IN
.or,a instances, but as he was only hu-
man this was overlooked by the majority.
The following Pullmanites attended
.,o pasoue ball at johnson last We'd
resdav evening, all of whom had an ele-
oart time, both at the dance and on the
Sleoh ride to and from that town: Mr..
and Mrs. Will White, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Newlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsdale, Messrs.
Huffman, Chevalier, Underwood, Long
Towson. Landess, McNichols, White,
Proud, Jones, Lund, Harris, Reider,
Allen, Hill, True, Hardwick and Gam
mon, and Misses Rose Landess, Bertha
Landess, Pittwood Robinson, Watson,
Scbreck, Benner, Muncy, Grimes, Bu'
chanan Harris and Towner.
Harry Hodges, barber formerly To-
Gated in Pullman, had dispute with
Geo. Libbey, at Johnson, over business
matters last Friday, when Hodges is said
to have assaulted Libbey with a deadly
weapon. Libbey had his assailant ar
rested, and Monday at the preliminary
trial before Judge Flowers, at Cotton,
Hodges was bound over to the superior
court in the sum OF $500. Constable
Reider took Hodges to Colfax to await
trial.
C. f. Manning came up from Pull
man on Sunday and loaded the big iron
wheat pans that were taken from the
ruins Of the Pacific Coast Elevator which
was destroyed by fire at this place a year
ago, and shipped them to the Pacific
Coast Elevator company at Guy. lie
left for Pullman Wednesday.-Falrtield
Progress.
"A series of meetings will be COM
menced in the Christian church next
Saturday evening, by Rev. Jos. Bartlett,
who will speak on Spiritualism, Prophecy
and kindred subjects. The meetings
will continue indefinitely.
Hon. r. 0. Porak, accompanied by
his oldest son Rudolph, left on yester-
days train for Pullman where Mr.. Porak
will leave the young man to enter upon
a thorough course in tie agricultural
college. e.-Sprague Herald.
The Hardware company has consol-
idated its two departments, and removed
the vehicles and machinery across the
street to the main establishment, there
by yacating the building on the north
side OF the street.
Moscow had 5000 fire last Mon
day morning. The Mammoth saloon,
owned by Mat Weber, was burned, the
loss on which is said to have been $lO,-
600.
C. NJ. Stearns and d. B. Garrison
have formed a co-partnership for the
practice Of law, and cooperating collec-
ton agency.
M. G. True has sold his Palace livery
stable to DR.. H. J. Webb, who will in
the future conduct that business.
Freight Agent A. B. jackson, OF
Spokane, is visiting his brother, H. j.,
in this city this week.
Money to loan, on easy terms, on i'm
proved farms. q. w. Ford, Pullman.
(1lw2)
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Win
dus, ON Tuesday, January 9th a daugh-
ter.
Reserved seats from % to 80 cents
lor the drama next Wednesday evening.
Miss Emery, OF Oregon, is visiting
MRS. ). Chambers, in this city.
THE Arctic Sea" next Wednesday
evening at the auditorium.
Make trip to ''The Arctic Sea"
next Wednesday evening.
n 5. Browne was here from Mos
cow the first OF the week.
!. -Nm. Chambers has returned from
MS Portland trip.
:. u M. Garrison, OF Moscow, was in
'ne city yesterday.
ill., Mrs. h. X. Hanna, OF Co fax is Wis
''ing in the city.