Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-12-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

The largest crowd of the season
turned out to the +, & A. NJ. entertain
ment last evening. The installation Of
the lodge officers was followed by lit
erary and musical program that was well
filed with bright and enjoyable things,
and everyone did full duty by the supper
that followed. Alter the crumbs had
been cleaned away the orchestra COM
menced its Intoxicating strains, and till
nearly morning the light fantastic was
stripped, and the success OF the occasion
4 was complete.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kitchen entertained her
. relatives in this city at dinner on Christ
/ mas day, and in the center of the we'll
| filed table was dish containing pyr-
/ amid of oranges, the top fruit of the
/ pyramid being an orange of Washington
growth. 1t was grown on small tree
l which Mrs. Kitchen cultivates as house
Nplant. There is no danger, however, of
the Palouse country ever becoming a
dangerous rival of California in the pro-
duction of oranges.
"A AT the entertainment given by the
FPS in Odd Fellows hall, last
I Wednesday evening, an interesting pro-
gram followed by social dance was the
order of the evening. Considerable ex-
element was aroused over voting cake
to the most popular lady, and as the
supporters of Mrs. DR.. Pittwood seemed
/ to have the longest purse, that lady won
the contest, the cake netting $26.60, at
/ ten cent? per vote.
The pleasure loving public has had
| aill of good things this week. First
there were the various Christmas enter
tainments, followed by socials by the
different secret lodges. Monday night
the Odd Fellows masquerade ball will
claim the attention of the dancing pop
ulation.
Rev. Mcdonald and Will Buckley
] left Yesterday for Garfield to attend the
district meeting of the Young Peoples
| Society of Christian Endeavor, now being
held at Garfield.
Will Kitzmiler, who is with party
prospecting in the Clearwater country,
killed two deer the first day out, one Of
which he shipped home to his brother,
Ed.
Prof. Balmer and Book-keeper Folks,
OF the agricultural college, are with
( party hunting deer near Craig's noun
tain in Idaho, during the holiday vaca-
ton.
\ Miss May Morrison, of ColfaX, is in
town the guest of Miss Coral Mason.
Z Miss Morrison is one of the teachers in
the Colfax public school.
II you wish to subscribe for any
magazine or other publication call at
this office, We can get any periodical
Tor you at reduced rates.
For one week you can get the finest
cabinet photographs for $l.75 per dozen
at the new gallery, opposite the Star
livery stable.
The Christmas entertainments at
the churches were all well attended and
Of course were thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Gene Ringer and friend killed
twenty-nine grouse near Almota one day
the early part OF last week.
"A. Robinson LETT yesterday for Lew
iston where he viii establish q confec-
etionery store and restaurant.
Pres. Bryan is in attendance at, the
meeting OF the state teachers association
at Everett this week.
"A large number Of college students
are spending their holiday vacation at
Etheir homes.
Rue Newlin and Chas. Jones have
gone to Lewiston where they will open
up saloon.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
nj. j. Chapman is quite sick with rheu-
Dnatic fever.
Miss Grace Nichols attended the
teachers' association at Moscow this
week.
M. O. Hopkins has gone to Lewiston
p take case on the Tribune of that
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