Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-02-02
NEWS OF THE CITY,
pappenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movaments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

y. Z. BalIaine came home from
Tacoma the other day where he is at
.n.oant engaged on the Daily Ledger and
4 was reported that he was on this side
- hoom the inter state fair project.
Nov well he fulfilled his duty is shown
IN the following announcement
tolen from the Colfax Gazette Born
70 Mr., and Mrs j. E. Ballain, on January
SOth, daughter
-George Riley, a lad living in this
o;tv had one Of his legs broken while
coastng last Saturday. He was pulling
his sled up the hill and was walking di-
rectlv in the coasters road, when a
loaded sled struck him, and the bone OF
his left leg was badly shattered. 1t is
fesred that amputation may be necessary.
Elder D. E. Scholes, OF Walla Walla,
isl ,lding meetings in the Baptist church,
in this city. Mr.. Scholes represents the
belief of the Seventh Day Adventists,
and is said to be a pleasing and forclble
speaker. He will speak on the subject
Of capital and labor from the christian
standpoint Sunday night.
"A large double cutter loaded down
with boys was making streak in the
air as came down the West Main street
hill last Friday night. The boys We're
having great time coasting in the
vehicle but they loaded it too heavily,
and al last it came to grief. 1t made a
sorry looking wreck.
j. f. Ailshire, OF Grangeville, and
G. W. Shaft, OF Lewiston, were III town
Monday on their way home from Boise
City, Idaho, where they had been at
tending a meeting OF the board OF regents
OF the Idaho state university.
The public will be glad to learn that
the Golden Rule society is making ar
rangements ior another ten cent enter
tainment in the near future. The inter-
esting program will be published soon.
-Thirty-two couple Of Moscowites vis-
Ted this ci.y ~ s'oishir- expeditions
last Saturday night. They filled four
large sleighs, and before returning to
their home took supper at the Palace.
Proprietor Blatchley. OF the steam
laundry, has an addition to his force at
the laundry, in the shape OF a bright
little girl that appeared on the stage OF
life Wednesday.
Henry Copley, OF ColiaX, was here
between trains Monday. He was going
to the Sound country, and came to Pull
man to take the Northern Pacific.
This is 'ground hog day" As he
can see his shadow he vii. doubtless not
prove false to the old adage, but will hie
himself to his hole again.
Geo. f. Lairany, OF the Spokane I'm
plement Co., was looking after business
interests here Wednesday.
-Thos. Pickle will be tried before the
superior court on the 10Th inst. on the
charge Of grand larceny.
-Ul Ettinger, the Palouse City law
yer, was in town Sunday, en- route to the
county seat.
C. O. Morrell has been confined to
the house for the past few weeks with
erysipelas.
Tony Esser, OF Palouse City, was
looking after old acuuaintances in town
Monday.
Victor G. Bellinger, legal light OF
genesee, was in the Artesian City We'd
nesday.
Rev. W. \. Semple, Of the Presby-
terean church, OF Moscow was here We'd
nesday.
Born, Wednesday, January 3lst, to
the wife OF Ralph Bull daughter.
Mrs, Sargent visited Miss Mae Sweet
nam, at Moscow, last Sunday.
W. d. Woodruff, citizen OF Asotin
City, was in town Wednesday.
r. D. Richardson was at Spokane
the early part OF the week.
"A daughter appeared in the house
hold Of Prof. Waller Tuesday.
Hon. L. II. Letterman has been in
Spokane this week.
Ii you enjoyed ''M'L Liss" you will
like "The Danites."
Levi Ankeny was up from Walla
Walla last Monday.
"A. Coolidge was over from Coliax
this week.
Henry Mras was over from Cotton
yesterday.
W. II. Renfro, OF Cotton, was here