Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-11

Mr.. G. Z. Cole, the gentlemanly
manager OF the Mcguire & Browne house,
has moved his family to Pullman from
Moscow, and now occupies the True resi-
dence on east Main street. Wednesday
evening, previous to their removal to
| Pullman, the worthy couple was ten
dered reception by the l. O. O. f. and
Rebecce lodges, of Moscow, and the even
ing was most pleasa tly passed, and
many regrets were expressed at the loss
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cole to Moscow society.
Pullman extends its welcome toward the
addition to its society and citizenship.
R. d. Mcconnell is in the city, to-
day, giving test trial OF the Erickson
Squirrel Bomb. The bomb has been
tried in different parts OF the country,
and is said to be sure death to squirrels.
1t is manufactured by the M. j. Shields
Co., OF Moscow, and Henry Chambers &
Go. have received the agency for Pul-
man. Notice the ad. of the bomb on
page four.
Geo. Eastman and his son, Claude,
are keeping bachelors hall in the Buc&-
ley residence. Oh! that the marringe-
able young ladies of the Northwest should
allow this 1t is burning shame, re-
Election on the good sense OF the fair sex.
M. j. Chapman, assistant cashier OF
the First National bank, was suddenly
stricken down with heart trouble last
Wednesday afternoon, and for a time
was seriously i'll, but he is now much bet
ter.
The COW and the dog ordinances are
to be enforced AS a result the lawns
will be better protected, and the num-
Der OF dogs will probably decrease. The
"curfew" ordinance should also be en-
forced.
Elmer Lobaugh and his bride have
returned to Pullman, after quite an ex-
tended trip, the past week having been
passed with Mrs. Lobaugh' S relatives at
Hatton, this state.
Claude Starbuck, formerly connec-
ted with Ruble's store in this city, but
now resident of Salem, Oregon, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in town.
Neglect of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it to
fall out. Before it is too late apply Halls
Hair Remover, a sure remedy.
We have received the Ledger, &. E..
EShawier's new paper published at Foll-
mer. 1t is a very readable sheet.
Who represents the sentiment OF
Pullman; Lilley and his four-in-hand, or
the signers OF that petition2
E. G. Huffman, who has been quite
sick with neuralgia for the past two
weeks, is out again.
Rev. Lemuel II. Wells will occupy
the pulpit OF the Episcopal church next
Sunday evening.
Oscar Thayer, representing Palmer
& Rey, Portland type founders, has been
in town today.
-Slxty-one applicants for teachers
certificates are being examined at Col
fax this week.
J. II. St. Lawrence went to Colfax
to address the silver federation last
night.
Geo. w. Ford made a business trip
to Walla Walla the later part OF last
week.
Miss Clara Glove returned to her
home at Mayview, via Almota, Wednes-
day.
Several OF our citizens are talking OF
making fishing trip to the st. Joseph.
"A girl was born to the wife of N. P.
Section Foreman Keith last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Ford visited Cofax friends
during the past week.
Complete stock of groceries at the p.
NJ. Co. to trade for cash.
g. M. Stearns was at Vollmer the
early part OF the week.
Attorney Neill made trip to Col
fax Tuesday.
k. p. Aliens valuable COW died yes
terday.
Communicated.