Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald

Rev. l.. .. Baird departed tuesday
for his old home in Chicago, where he
will enter upon his duties. Mr.. Baird
has been in Pullman about five years,
and has labored faithfully for the up
building of his church, and he has many
friends who were sorry that duty called
him elsewhere. The best wishes of his
Pullman friends follow him.
J. Jayberg, Claude Eastman, Harry
True, w. S. Reider and Jack and Fred
Bowman returned from the st. Joe fish
ing grounds today, after an outing OF
about two weeks. Ask Reider how his
team likes hay.
Alex Rowe is having an artesian
well bored just west OF his hotel. 1t is
now 80 feet down, and a small stream is
flowing from it. 1t will probably be as
strong a flowing we'll as there is in the
city.
Pres. Bryan will fill the pulpit of the
Congregational church at II a. m, Sun
dav. August 5, and Rev. James, OF Col
fax, at s in the evening. Sunday school
as usual at 10 a. m., and the Endeavor
at p. m.
The Wilkinson-Pittwood party re-
turned from camp on Occur d Alene
lake last Tuesday. OF course they had
an elegant time, with lots OF fish, and
brought back a good, healthy complexion.
"A. G. Routhe, who has been out
with Prof. Snyder this season, returned
today, the professor having gone on to
the northern part OF Idaho with }. W.
Mathews and Robt. Hanna.
AT meeting of the directors OF the
Farmers & Traders bank, held Wednes-
day, Walter Bramel was elected cashier,
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of Frank Bramel.
&C. f. Cole, Ralph Bull, Geo. Ford
and Hill Norton, who are now fishing
above the head of navigation on the ST..
Joe, will return the early part of next
week.
-Twenty-eght Woodmen from Col
fax and l8 from Palouse assisted in
initiating forty members in the local
lodge last Saturday evening.
Mrs. f. f. Alton and little daugh-
ters, OF Cotton, visited friends in town
yesterday. f. E. took in the republican
convention at Colfax.
Mrs. f. w. Downen, OF this city,
was elected treasurer OF the Whitman
county W. G. T. u, at its session in Col
fax, last week.
Sol Kitchen is at Uniontown this
week, acting as station agent while the
regular agent is taking a short vacation.
R. Lanning and family, accompan-
led by Miss Minnie Hill, are enjoying a
few days outing in the mountains.
The adiusters are hard at work adj
justing the loss on the Mcguire Browne
fire. They are taking stock.
Dave Sasenbery has disposed OF his
interest in the Pullman meat market to
H. P. Cromwell.
The Baird party has returned from
pt' JOe. y CtJCu Vi lSttllg wv VAONV q"
reported.
Mrs. Webb and family and Lee Farr
returned from CoeuI d Alene last Sat-
urday.
II. L. Munroe wears the marshaPs
star during the absence OF Mr.. Lanning.
Mayor Neill has gone to Lake Chelan
to spend couple OF weeks fishing.
The democrats will put up a ticket,
to be slaughtered, next Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Kitchen and son, James,
returned from Mayview Tuesday.
L. G. Richardson was up from May
view the early part OF the week.
-Wm. Buckley and family are out on
trip throu4h the mountains.
The hosts OF campers are returning
IRON the mountains and lakes.
"A. A. Miller is referee in the Mcguire
Browne stock taking.
Mrs VIM. Chambers is visiting
friends at Colfax.
The regents have been in session
this week.