Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-01-26
NEWS OF THE CITY.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald,

from beneath the arc light, at the Church
street crossing, and the sleds gain such
headway that they go to the First Ma
tonal Bank block before stopping. Some
of the more venturesome coasters go to
the top OF the hill on Wawawai street,
and so get what they term glorious
ride. Among the boys noticed out
coosting last night was noticed Uncle
John Layman, and he enjoyed the sport
as well as any Of them.
The Pullman Land & Investment
Co. has opened an office in room No. %,
Great Eastern block, Spokane, where
W. G. Bragg, as manager, is located.
The company is listing many fine farms,
and deslable town property, and antici-
pates an active real estate market this
summer. Many eastern people are ar
irving at Spokane, from where they will
look about for location, and this COM
pany being on the ground with the right
article to offer, will bring many new res
idents to the Palouse country.
"A. w. Mott has purchased his part
ners share of the stock OF "a. W. Mott
& Co.," and will in the future conduct
the business individually. Mr.. Mott
started the first exclusively cash store in
town, and by fair dealings and strict at
tention to business has built up an eX-
cellent trade, and his many patrons will
be pleased to learn that he will remain
at the old stand, The stock will be re-
plenished in all its lines, and the sale OF
bargains will continue.
The usual large crowd greeted the
Auditorium Dramatic Club Saturday
night, when it presented "The Arctic
Sea-" The success was repetition OF
former efforts, and the audience was
more than pleased. Several persons were
present from Colfax, Moscow, Cotton,
and other towns. The topical songs by
members Of the company were enthusi-
astically received by the auditors.
"A bob-sled carrying 5. Barghoorn
and Fred True down the hill last night
colided with horse hitched to cutter
Just as it was crossing the walk near the
Artesian hotel. The horse was thrown
upon its knees, and the boys were some
what shaken up, but not so seriously but
that they were coasting again in a few
minutes.
The snow strom was the cause OF a
small attendance at the entertainment
given by the Junior Endeayorers last
Tuesday evening, but those present were
more than repaid for the trouble in go
ing by the excellence OF the program.
The Pullman meat market has been
sold by Neal Stewart to Rayburn x Muir
ray, late OF Moscow, who now have pos
session OF the institution.
David Garrett is quite sick, and his
daughter, Mrs. Clara Jeffries, is with
him. Mrs. Jeffries' home is at Paola,
this state.
j. f. Pickrell, prosecuting attorney
for Whitman county and mayor OF Pa
louse, was in town yesterday enroute TO
Cotton.
Ethan Allen came up from Snake
river yesterday. Eth is 'wintering" at
the ranch with L. G. Richardson and
family.
Mark Townsend, now a resident OF
Moscow, was here Saturday night to at
tend the performance OF "The Arctic
Sea-"
w. f. Shaw has purchased the Pal
ace livery stable OF DIR. H. j. Webb, and
has installed Marion Spawr as manager
"A loot OF snow now covers the Pa
louise country, and sleighing is excellent
Sol Kitchens making arrangements
to 20 to st. Louis to finish schooling.
-Chas. Underwood will return to Ta'
coma after he first OF the month.
The Chas. II. Dodd stock Of machin
cry is being shipped to Portland.
%. NJ. Browne was in town iron
Moscow yesterday.
Jack Bowman, of Cotton, was il
Pullman Monday.
H. f. Merriman was at the count.
seat Monday.
j. P. Hull was in town yesterda!
from Whelan.
X. S. Browne was oyer from Moscow
Monday.
E. E. Alton was over from Coltol
Saturday.
j. B. Kerr was at Colfax last Tues
day,