Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-11-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
u,rnenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
v,roments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

Rev Z. A. Todd, of Colfax, was in
citv Thursday and Friday, the guest
4 ,pov and Mrs. Marvin. Rev. Todd,
has had close contact for years With
1ncotioral institutions, visited the coll
- IN company with Rev. Marvin, gave
. pleasing address to the students at
Aanel looked in at several OF the de-
Sa.tments. and expressed himself highly
I1oosad with what he saw and heard.
Miss Grace Nichols, assistant prin-
,inal of the public schools, has been IN
ra1fox the past Weex as a member OF the
county examining board, there being
ouite a number of applicants for teach
ars certih Gates. During Miss Nichols
absence Andrew Hardwick filled her
place in the school.
The usual services next Sunday in
the Methodist church. Subject for the
evening. Chow shall we save the boys
and girls OF: Putnam" The PASTORS
object is to have a plain, serious talk
with the parents of the city, who are
earnestly invited to be present. Services
to commence at 80 prompt.
Rev. Z. A. Todd will deliver ster-
ionticon lecture in the Methodist church
next Monday evening, Nov. l9. Sub
iect, "a trip around the world" The
reverend gentleman, who is recently
from Boston, is an able and entertaining
lecturer, Admission, 10 cents each.
Exercises to commence at 80.
-J.H. St. Lawrenc and other Pop
ulistic lights went to ColfaX Wednesday
to aid in "jollifcation" meeting. The
pops. thought their Whitman county
success sufficient cause to hold a jubilee.
The main body of the popuhst party Is
in better shape for an inquest.
The college football team will meet
the Idaho university team at Moscow
Saturday. On Thanksgiving day our
boys will go to Spokane and meet the
High school team OF that city. The col
ors OF the Pullman boys are pink. and
blue.
j. A. Wilkinson has been in Spokane
on business this week He has changed
his mind about going to Montana, and
Denver, Idaho, is now prospective point,
in which town Mr.. W. will doubtless
install a stock OF general merchandise.
They do say that little Charlie Ross
has been discovered by his loving friends.
He will be lost again, however, as soon
as he tackles the county clerks office.
Take along your whtewash brush Char
lie. and paint all Colfax red.
At the meeting of the Whitman
county teachers association to be held
in Coliax Saturday, December lst, Pres.
Bryan, of the agricultural college, will
deliver an address.
W. P. Mexican, of Blackman Bros.
& Co., is in the east making purchases OF
goods for the Pullman and WalIa Walla
stores. The large lines of new goods will
arrive shortly.
Miss Cleo Busbey has been quite
sick during the week, DR.. Powell being
called in Thursday evening. Her friends
will be glad to hear that she is recover
ing
Mrs. Lyman Burnam, daughter OF
Mrtand Mrs. w. L. Ritchey, OF this city
died at the home of Frank Burnam, at
Cottonwood, Cal, on October 9th.
Mr.. A. b. Drindwater and bride, nee
Miss Mamie Chew, returned from Cali
fornia last Sunday.
W. H. and Mrs. Harvey were here
from Almota the early part OF the week.
Attorneys Stearns and Bull have
been attending Court at Colfax.
-Representative-elect Moses Bull vis-
tied the county seat this week.
Prof. Elton Fulmer made a trip to
Spokane this week.
Mayor Neill was in Moscow, Tues
day, on business.
L. NJ. Ringer made business trip
to Colfax Monday.
Jim Landess is here from Colfax
again.
M. @. True was in Colfax Monday.
Puget Sound remedies at A. Whites
Oil Of Gladness never fails. (10tf)