Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-12-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements Of our Citizens Chroniclad
by the Herald,

| -NoI2 OF the Pullman Times comes
| N this office, and the HERALD exchanges
With pleasure. The Times is edited by
/ Geo. Stitt, a bright lad, and we wish
him success in what is to him now, now,
| pastime, hoping that it may in time
crow into a lucrative business. The
Times has on it's staff an artist of consid
erable ability in Willie Hardwick, who
makes an engraving for each issue The
/ cnt of Napoleon in the last is a credit
liable piece OF work for boy with only
4 pen knife to engrave with.
The Union Pacific railroad officials
visited Lewiston this week. There is a
strong rumor that they contemplate
] huilding branch line from Pullman to
] lewiston within the next year. The
line was surveyed several years ago, and
/ the route is in every way practicable.
NThe proposed route is through Cotton.
A -Boulon & Gonne's musical combina-
ton, that appeared in Odd Fellows hall
/ Friday and Saturday evenings, should
! have been greeted with larger audiences.
7, The entertainment was excellent, some
I of the numbers on the program being
simply immense.
| DIR. Powell Sunday amputated fin
| ger from the right hand of Morven Fro
| man. The lad had the finger mashed in
feed cutter couple of weeks ago, and
] an attempt was made to save it, but
/ complications set in and amputation was
necessary.
I Captain Sweeney, I. S. A., San Diego,
4 CAL. says "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Is
the first medicine have ever found that
/ would do Inc any good. Price QUO.
| Sold by H. J. Jackson. 2
DIR. Pittwood has decided to remove
| to Great Falls, Montana, where he Will
establish himself in his profession. He
4 will remove some time next month.
/ B. f. Manring, county treasurer
elect, has decided upon G. E, Willough-
/ by, OF Pullman, and j. n. Janeway, OF
| 0akesdale, as his deputies.
| SHmoH's CURE, the great Cough and
| Group cure, is III great demand. Pocket
l size contains twenty-five doses only 25c.
Children love it. Sold by H. J: Jack
l son.
| Geo. W. Ford is doing business at
| Walla WaIla this week. II George
wash democrat we would think he
4 was after that wardenship.
= Pres. Bryan says that large num-
4 Der of new students will attend college
after the holidays. The enrolment will
probably exceed 200.
/ For one week you can get the finest
l cabinet photographs for $40 per dozen
4 at the new gallery, opposite the star
{ libery stable.
4 Manager Buell. Of Blackman Bros,
went to Walla Walla the first of the
/ week on business connected with the
house.
\ The changes in the new college
building will be ompleted next week,
ready to be turned over to the regents.
y W. S. Reider and Claude Eastman
4 left yesterday for Lewiston, Idaho,
where they will establish barber shop.
Quite number Of Pullman young
people will take in the masquerade at
Guy Christmas night.
L. NJ. Ringer attended the "ireight
rate meeting" at Spokane the first OF
the week.
\ Mrs. Thos. Neill, with her two little
sons, is visiting friends at Cotton this
week.
4 Mrs. E. f. Alton, OF Cotton, was
trading in town the early part of the
week.
n The Woodmen OF the World are ar
ranging for an entertainment on Janu-
ary I'd.
Oscar Russell is quite sick at the Ar
tesian hotel. DR.. Webb is in attendance.
The college and public schools have
IHacation till after the holidays.
3 Glenn Sargent, the young electrician,
twas in Moscow yesterday.
Sheriff Lathrum was in town Tues
day evening.
" j. johnson was here yesterday.
w. E. Baird il in tho city.