Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-12-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

] Before adjourning last Friday, the
lmunty commissioners made an order re-
hducing the salaries of all clerks and dep
lutes of county officers, to $75 per month
Hulary, with the exception of the riding
ldaputy of the sheriff who will receive
huOO. The bonds of county officers were
H.lso increased as follows: Sheriff, from
IsOO0 to $4,000; auditor, $4,000 to
AtsO,OOO; clerk, SIS, 900 to $15, 900 assessor,
IeOOO to $4,000; superintendent of
Irhools 81 500 to $1,000.
| During the past week the young
women of the college have effected an
Hrcanizarion OF the Young Womans'
AChristian Association. This is = pro-
HvessiYe movement on the part of the
Aoung women, as through this organi"
.t;o~ they are linked by christian fell
2owsbip, and by the use of the same
Hmetbods of christian work and OF Bible
,lstudy with college and state and national
". NJ. G. A. workers from the Atlantic
70 the Pacific coast.
Il. B. Miller, who was drawn on the
1 jury for this term, reported at Colfax
Monday, but was excused and came
home the same night. VIM. Swain kept
THE clocks in the jewelry store running
while Mr.. Miller was absent.
| e. E. Ellsworth, the Spokane drug
gst, was looking over things in Pullman
the early part of the week. Ed. formerly
lived in Pullman, and has many friends
who welcome him on his periodical Wis
Tits.
[ Judge Dillon, OF Colfax, was in the
Acity Sunday. 1t is said that he has a
fase at court in this city which demands
Iattention every Sunday. He always
Igives it his personal attention.
| Lew Harris has gone to Portland to
enter medical college, where he will
take four years course, after which he
Twill return to Pullman a full-fedged
IND.
| "A. J, Shaw, OF Spokane, was in town
Iashort time yesterday. Mr.. Shaw is
| the jockey who will ride the Wilson
horse in the senatorial race.
| Mrs. w. G. Emery has had quite a
FERROUS attack of hemorrhage of the
flngs this week, but is now much i'm
IFoyed.
| Oscar Larsen, of the Vollmer Mill
Ting & Mercantile Co., was looking after
Ahis business interests in town last Satur-
1ay.
I Oscar Boehnert, of Kendrick, was
ERying "hello" to his Pullman friends
"wednesday.
/ j. T. Bibb, the Tacoma grain mer-
chant, was in town the early part OF the
Eweek.
| From present indications the jingle
iof the sleigh bell will be heard in a short
fime.
I ID. B. Garrison has been appointed
permanent receiver for the Mercantile
ICO.
j. r. Standley, the young Cotton
Business man, was in the city Monday.
\ The Odd Fellows are arranging for
hhasque ball on New Years night.
The Pullman attorneys are all in
Colfax attending court this week.
E "A. D. Burnett, the Spokesman-Re-
Fiew man, was here yesterday.
1 Miss Jennie Mcconnell, of Moscow,
MAS in town last Saturday.
Jim Landess WAS in town on his reg
Rlar weekly visit Sunday.
e. Fl. Letterman made q business
rip to Colfax this week.
Il Geo. W. Ford was in Colfax Tues
lay and Wednesday.
A'-Dr. J. A. Coffey was over from Mos
Pow lost Saturday.
Wv. M. Chambers mas been in Port
hnd this week.
N ID. F. Staley has been at the county
at this week.
WIN. Codd, of Colfax, was in town
Wednesday.