Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-07-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During th'
Past Week.
Movements of cur Citizens ohroniclat
by the Herald.

Lieut.. Governor Luce and wife are
in town this week, guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Reaney. Mr.. Luce is interested,
together with G. @. May, of Davenport,
and Mr.. Reaney, OF this city, in the Rea-
ney opal mines, located between Pull
man and Moscow, and is now making
arrangements to operate the mines.
Three men are now at work at the mine
stripping the soil from the gem bearing
rock. and will commence next week to
hunt for the treasures.
Oscar Russell met with very pain
full accident last Wednesday morning
while at work on the new dormitory be-
ing erected on the college grounds. An
arcIi over one of the windows fell and
struck him a powerful blow on the top
of his head, cutting an ugly cash, and
rendering him insensible for time.
Oscar now carries his head in sling,
but continues at work.
The advance agent OF the Tor6ett
Concert Co. was in town Thursday maxi
ING arrangements for the appearance OF
his company at the auditorium on Aug
ust 7th. This company consists OF a
number of artists, both vocal and instru-
mental. and is said to be first-class.
Miss Torbett, as violin soloist, is uneX-
celled. We hope a good house may
greet them.
Bill Peek was brought to Pullman
Monday, for preliminary examination
before Merriman, but on waiving exam
ination was committed to jail for trial
under $1,000 bonds, which he could not
produce, consequently he is now board
ING at the county Jail. Peek's trial will
come up at the next term OF the super
ior court.
F. d. Richardson came over from
Grangeville Tuesday, and Thursday had
his household goods taken to that point,
where he and his family will take up
their residence, having engaged IN the
mercantile business there. Mr.. Rich
ardsop is now visiting at Almota, but
will go to Grangeville the first OF next
week.
At the M. E. church, on Sunday
morning. the subject will be "What are
we here for?" In the evening, "The
moral purity of the sterner SEX" talk
to Young men on what constitutes true
citizenship. Congregational singing led
by twenty voices and cornet. All are
invited to these services.
Wesley Moore, who has been work
ing Tor J. f. Thayer, was arrested Satur'
dav on complaint of his employer
CHARGED with assault. The hearing was
held before Justice Merriman Monday,
but was dismissed on account OF lack OF
evidence.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
VIM. Chambers, to the young people oi
Pullman, requesting them to be present
at a partv at her residence, tonight, in
honor of Miss Tillie Peterman, who is
soon to leave for California.
Lieut.. Stockle returned from Phils'
delphia, Thursday, accompanied by his
bride. Thursday evening the Pullman
band serenaded the happy couple
playing several pretty selections.
4 twenty-five OF the local Woodmen q
II the World went to Uniontown Wednes'
Ndav evening and assisted in the institu'
tion Of a lodge in that city.
The Pullman Milling Co. is now me-
gotiating for the old flour mill site, and
!. eif they can obtain it will erect the new
q 15O-barrel mill there.
C. B. Horren has returned from his
trip to the sound, having taken in the
coast from Tacoma to Victoria during
his absence.
"A young coyote was a curiosity on
the street Wednesday evening. The an
imal was captured on the Stewart -~----,
%. E. Young, of the Young & De-
II Pledge grain company, went to kendrick
!. and Juliaetta on business yesterday.
Prof. Waller leaves today for Olym-
pia where he will take part in the meet
ing of the teachers association.
Mrs. Wilbur Fisher Brock, of Walla
Walla, came to Pullman last Saturday to
visit friends and relatives.