Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-08-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

Mrs. Della G. Cox, national lecturer
and organizer OF the W. G. T. u, will
lecture at the Congregational church
saturday evening at eight O'Clock, and at
,be Methodist church Sunday morning
at II o'clock. Mrs. Cox is one of the
most successful lecturers sent out by the
VIC. T. U. These lectures are free;
everybody come.
"A. H. Smith, late treasurer of the
AGRICULTURAL college regents, has satisfied
the Judgment against him by turning
over to Assistant Attorney General
Haight $lS,695 which he refused to turn
over before on the ground that his sue
cessor WAS not confirmed by the senate.
From today's Review we learn that
Prince Almont took first honors and a
500 purse at Butte yesterday. Best
time made, 2-1614. He also won second
money at Anaconda few days ago.
Prince Almont is the property OF Thos.
Savage.
Services next Sunday, morning and
evening, in the Methodist church. Mrs.
Della G. Cox, the W. Q. T. U. lecturer,
will preach in the morning. Rev. Mar
vim will speak on "The choice of the
men of Nazareth" All are cordially in
yited.
The temperance lecture given last
Friday evening by the Gu ker lecturer,
Rev. David Tatum, was well attended.
The lecture was well delivered, and the
reverend gentleman wss heartily ap-
plauded during the course of his talk.
Services in St. Katherine's Episco-
pal church Sunday, August II, as fol-
lows: Morning prayer at IL O'Clock,
bllowed by sermon by Rev. W. B. Gill
pin; evening prayer at eight o'clock, fol-
lowed by sermon by Rev. Gilpin.
President Bryan left for the coas:
this morning. He will be gone for a
week or ten days. He expects to deliver
lectures before the teachers institutes at
Port Angeles, Port Townsend and Ellens-
burg.
Snake river fruit growers will make
an exhibit at the state fair to be held at
North YAKIMA beginning September "a.
Two hundred and fifty jars have been or
dered for the Whitman county exhibit.
e. G. Murphy, a Spokane man who
has recently invested in Pullman realty
through the agency OF the Pullman Land
& Investment Co., was looking after
property interests here Saturday.
The adjusters that have been here
fixing the loss on Mcguire & Browne s
STOCK OF goods have finished their work
and left. The loss was fixed at about
$4,000.
The real estate office of John Squires
has been treated to a new coat of paint
and wall paper this week. 1t lis now one
OF the neatest offices in Pullman.
-G. W. Eastman accompanied by Mr.
Pope and nephew left Monday for the
south fork of the Clearwater where they
will prospect for gold.
The Uniontown Journal has lived Its
life OF usefulness. The Triesch broth
ers, proprietors of the paper, will move
the plant to Kenerick.
The young ladies of the W. f. M. 5.
OF the Methodist church will give lawn
social one evening next week at the home
OF Mr.. Busbey.
This week is the regular quarterly
examination Of teachers, and a large
number of candidates are being exam
ined at Colfax.
Alex Rowe's artesian well is now
so feet deep and good flow OF water has
been secured. 1t will be drilled about
10 feet deeper.
Mcguire & Browne have had large
force strengthening up the store this
week, and next week they will resume
business.
-Wm. Chambers has rented office
room with John Squires, and will do
business at his new quarters after this
week.
Several from Pullman are in attend
ance at the teachers examination at
Colfax.