Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-07-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week
Movements of our Citizens Jhronicled
by the Herald.

John Lathrum, sheriff, was in town
Monday.
e. S. Rice was in Pullman from Guy
Thursday.
M. P. McCroskey was here from Col
fax Wednesday.
David Frew was in Pullman from
Colfax Thursday.
DIR. w. H. Ehlen, of Uniontown,
was here Thursday.
j. B. Watson and wife were in town
from Cotton Thursday.
Miss Faye Allen is visiting Miss
Grace Watson, at Cotton.
Deputy Sheriff Eacho, was in the
city OF flowing wells Thursday.
-Robt. Kennedy, OF Walla Walla, was
registered at the Palace Thursday.
-Chas. Clary, National bank exam
iner, was in the city last Tuesday.
Mrs. WI. Spillman left Sunday for
Oregon, where she will visit friends.
Miss Carrie Crum, OF Genesee, has
been visiting friends in town this week.
I. D. Watson, insurance special, was
doing business with the local agents this
week.
Miss Kate Driscoll OF Moscow, was
in the city Thursday, having come over
on her wheel.
%. L. Kennedy and A. B. Baker,
with their wives are fishing in Bear
creek this week.
The farmers are busy getting their
binders and headers in condition to be-
gin operations.
Rue Newlin is here nom Lewiston,
and will remove his family to that point
the first of the week.
"A. w. Mott drove over % ColfaX to-
day to do business at the court house.
He was accom- panied by his family.
"A. D. Baum now carries his neck
with great tenderness for fear of disturb
ing friendly boil that has located there.
Fifteen members of the Colfax cycle
club took supper in town last Sunday,
having been out for spin through the
Palouse country.
j. d. Layman, George Palmerton,
and Mrs. Jaberg with her daughter,
Audrey, left Thursday for Medical Lake
on camping trip.
"A. d. Baum has now joined forces
with Geo. W. rord, and hereafter the
business of the latter will be conducted
at the old stand By Ford & Baum.
PROF. and Mrs. Fulmer left Tuesday
for the Sound country, where Mrs. Full
mer will visit friends while the professor
makes "sugar beet trip" to California
The Rev. j. Nelson Barry, OF Colfax
will hold services in the Episcopal
church at II a. m, and s in the evening
Sunday, July 2lst. All are cordially in
vited.
The Dairy Maids Convention to be
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Congregational church, is represented by
"a young ladies in dairy maids costumes,
each having milk stools. 1t
Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs, j.
w. Mathews, Miss Millie Wallis, the
Misses Busbey, and Messrs. Hanna and
Smith left for months outing, going
overland to Lake Chelan.
&C. S. Mason and family and J. M.
Price will leave Monday for st. Maries,
on the St. Joe river, where they will
leave theirte and go up to swift water
in a skilf, and the trout that escape will
| be in luck.
j. w. West will, some time before
August 1st, remove his stock of goods
from the Webb block to the room in the
First National Bank building formerly
occupied by the Mercantile Co. Mr..
Vests increasing business demanding
larger quarters.
-Miss Royal, of Spokane, Baptist
missionary, will speak at the Baptist
church in this city, next Sunday, both
morning and evening, her subject being
"On the Congo" Miss Royal also re-
quests the ladies of Pullman to meet her
at the church at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
noon.