Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-02-16
-Tekoa will re-incorporate at once.
Walter Coffman is in ColfaX to-day,


Wednesday night.
II. G. DePiedge was at the county
seat Wednesday.
W. G. Bragg is moving his household
goods to Spokane.
County Prosecutor Pickrell was in
town Wednesday.
F. d. Richardson returned from
Spokane Wednesday.
W. S. Reider made a business trip
to ColiaX yesterday.
Miss Emma Mras, Of Col ton, is
visiting in the city.
B, j. Taylor has been over from
Kendricll this week.
Representative f. II. Letterman
was at Colfax Wednesday,
Don't forget that the minstrel show
will be on Tuesday evening February 20
R. Newlin has disposed OF his saloon
property both in this city and at Cotton.
Quite a number from Pullman took
in the mask ball at Guy Wednesday
night.
Henry Mras was caller at this Of
flee today. Henry is well-known Col
tonite.
}. H. st. Lawrence was billed to
crate on the financial question at Oakes
dale last night. !
The Messrs. Bowman were in town
from Cotton this week, and OF course
looked in on the HERALD.
The Palace meat market purchased
the big hog OF the season this week. 1t
weighed 755 pounds dressed.
Take in the minstrel show Tuesday
night. 1t will take the shine off all past
performances in the auditorium.
The subject Tor next Sunday evening
at the Methodist church, will be "The
Supernaturalsm Of the Bible"
-Rev. D. G. Ellis, of Palouse, will
occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sunday
morning and evening. All are invited.
-Chas. Underwood, who has been con-
nected with the First National bank for
a year past, has returned to his home at
Tacoma.
-Rev. II. P. James, OF Colfax, eX-
changes with Mr.. Baird lor Sunday. He
will occupy the pulpit OF the Congrega-
tonal church morning and evening.
To prevent the hardening OF the sub
cutuneous tissues OF the scalp and the
obiteration OF the hair iollicles, which
cause badness, use Hall is Hair Remover.
Go to the minstrel how Tuesday
night; the school entertainment Wednes-
dav night and to the |. 0. 0. F. enter
tainment or the college celebration
Thursday night.
That little notice that l had in the
HERALD last week found my lost horses
in short ORDER remarked Ed johnson
last Wednesday. He further remarked
that it paid to advertise in the HERALD.
Eds go' level head.
The partnership of Nedder & Windus
| having been dissolved all notes and
accounts not already provided tor must
be Immediately settled by cash or note.
l7w2 NM. NEDDER,
W. j. WNDUs.
W. D. Milgard and Miss Laura
Priyett, both OF ColiaX, were married at
the home OF the bride, in that city, las
monday evening. Roth bride and groom
have many friends in Pullman. Miss
Maude Hungate, OF this city, acted as
brides maid.
L. W. Lanning and 0. f, Anderson
were down from Oakesdale this week.
They were in attendance at meeting OF
the ''Sun Publishing Co." Mr.. Lanning
is editor of that luminary, and favored
this office with his presence for few
moments.
A large number of he farmers have
taken advantage OF the offer OF the agrl-
cultural college to test seed wheat, and a
LARGE number of samples OF wheat have
been left with the HERALD for delivery
to the college this week. Every farmer
should have his wheat tested. The
samples may be left at this office.
The Andrews Bridge Company, OF
Spokane, which has the contract ior
building the bridge on Grand street, near
the Union Hotel, has sent gang oil men
here to commence work on the new
structure. The gang is in charge OF fore
man Wilcox, and the bridge will be
handsome piece OF work.
Charlie White is now the genial and
oooonmodating manager OF that popular