Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-12-07
|lOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of cur Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald,

| AT the complaint of threshing
arew Miss Julia Oswalt, OF near Staley,
Hvs brought before Justice Merriman
ATbursday on a charge OF threatening the
Lives OF certain Of the crew. 1t seems
That there was dispute over certain
4 crain to be threshed, and Miss Oswalt
laid not want the crew to go at the work.
ITo keep them from this she is said to
have made some remark about shooting
0beir hearts out. The case was contin-
iued till January 4th, and Miss Oswalt
I ave bonds for her appearance at that
| time, and also to keep the peace.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilkinson and
Dave Sasenbery left yesterday for Dem
/ yer, Idaho. Mr.. Wilkinson will es1ab-
ish a general merchandise store at that
! point. They will not remove their
Hhousehold ! goods till spring. Mr.. and
Mrs Wilkinson and Mr.. Sasenbery will
be greatly missed in Pullman society
this winter, but the best wishes of all
follow them to their new home.
--"The Electric Spark" will be the
subject OF tall, given by Prof G. II.
AWAIT, in the chapel of college hail. Sat
| urday evening. December 8. The lee
ture will be illustrated by very interest
Ing experiments, and win be OF special
interest to all who are interested in the
subject OF electricity. All are cordially
invited to attend.
4 WIN. Swain and L. b. Miller hunted
the festiue grouse all one day the first Of
/ the week, and finally, in order that they
might smell burnt powder, perforated
an inoffensiye oyster can. The grouse
need not have been so shy; it is cur
4 renty reported that they were in no
Danger.
J -Messrs. Kitzmiler and Ashbaugh
will leave Monday for the placer fields in
the Clearwater country where they will
hunt for the yellow metal. They will be
oined in a week by a. d. Baum, and
the three will work the placers for all
there is in them for the next few months.
The final transfer OF the Pullman
Hardware stock occurred this week, Re-
ceiver Stearns turning it over to the rep
resentative of Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk 4
Co., the Successful bidders. Frank Hill
will be the manager for the new firm.
The Post-Intelligencer is outftting
sSan expedition, headed by Major Ingra-
4 ham, regent OF the agricultural college,
to explore Mount Rainier, or Tacoma,
and ascertain the extent of the recent
eruption, if eruption there was.
4 -Strayed, from the HERALD pencil
, n pusher, prospective Christmas dinner
IN the shape of one turkey gobbler. II
you hear his musical gobble in your
neighborhood, please bring the glad It'd
1 ings to this office.
Fay Bachus, young gentleman OF
Guy, is in town to-day. Messrs. Bachus
and Morrison are making arrangements
Tor -rand masquerade ball in the city
J hall, a. Guy, on Christmas night.
"A large number OF people are anx-
lous for good troupe to appear in the
auditorium during the holiday season.
The right company would fill the house.
Some hungry mortal broke into DR..
Powell's cellar one night this week, and
as consequence the doctor mourns the
loss OF dozen cans of fruit.
Wheat is still on the upward move,
being now 12 cents per bushel higher
than on November 1st. 1t is quoted to-
day at 80 cents per bushel.
&c. M. Eastman, late OF Portland
has opened a photograph gallery in the
building on Grand street formerly occu-
pied by the Pullman hotel.
B. F. Metsker and ]. Hodges left for
Lawrence, Kansas, the latter part of last
week, taking their household effects and
stock in a car.
f-John Hunt will leave Monday morn
ing for Denver, Idaho, with a load ot
merchandise for J. A. wilkinson.
-Representative-elect Moses Bull Wis
ited the county seat the early part of the
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Hen
shaw, last Monday, son.