Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-07-06

Mrs. w. II. Lacy, have passed to the
Great Beyond. Mrs, Lyman died during
The night, an Mrs. pierson at about ten
o'clock today. The hairs OF both ladies
had become silvered with aye. The obit-
uaries will be printed next week. Mrs.
! Lyman's funeral will be held at two
o'clock Sunday, and that of Mrs. Pier
sou at four o'clock, the latter to be held
at the Methodist church,
jas. Jolly, one of the proprietors OF
the Moscow Mirror, and Walter Goode,
also OF Moscow, have been arrested for
killing fish with dynamite. The penalty
for this offense is from $500 to $1,000 fine,
or Imprisonment for from one to three
years, or both. Killing fish with dyna-
mite is reprehensible practice, and it
is hoped it can be stopped.
A. G. True, director OF L, S. agri-
cultural experiment stations, visited the
station here this week, and inspected
the work done and heing done. Mr..
True expressed himself as highly pleased
with the management OF tue Pullman
station, finding everything run in a thor
ough, business-liko manner.
Mrs. Jane Cbenowith died at her
home on College Hill Friday n .orning,
blood-poisonitIg, being the ailr lont. Mrs.
ChenowiS .egt ~husbar d and four
children q mourn her los &. The funeral
viii be held tomorrow, and the inter
ment will be at Colon, where a child is
hds9ed.
DR., T. B. McBryde, dentist, OF Mos
COW, solic,ts the patronage OF the people
ii Pullman. Satisfaction guaranteed
Consultation free, and charges reason
able. No inferior work or materla
leaves his office Office in room TO- Ho
tel Moscow building. (3bW2)
, On Thursday, the 18th inst, the
populists will hold basket picnic in the
grove just east OF town. Oratorica
= lights OF the party, ipcluding L. G. Grow
will do the speaking. Everyone is IN
: vited to be present.
Good pastuTage with plenty of watel
, about Chree-f urths of a mile south o
town. Rates ST. .25 per month per heaC
for stock delivered, and $l.00 per heaI
for stock not delivered. Inquire OF Ben
jamin S. f. Ashpaugh, High street, Pull
, man. (2w#)
J The hard times were illustrated by
t the diminished quantity Of gun powde
/ exploded by young America on the
t Fourth. Dealers report a light sale o
= fire crackers.
= Prof. Piper left this morning for tht
Sound country, and will not return til
r September, when, rumor says, Mrs
e Piper viii be in the party.
- County Clerk Ross and family cele
- brated in Pullman, and in company Will
- his brother occupied a box at the audi
! torium Thursday night.
e These cool days with frequent show
ers are a great hep to the grain, as las
Il weeks hot weather WAS commencing t.
e tell on early grain.
u The new furniture for the colleg
arrived tins week, and is being placed il
> position. The chapel is being seateo
y with opera chairs.
The quail recently turned loose il
v Latah county are said to be doing well
One nest containing eighteen eggs ha
been seen.
The society OF Kings Daughters hel,
a pleasant social meeting at the home o
Mrs. Chambers last Saturday afternoon
L. Vinson, G. w. Horner and L.
. Chambers returned this week from
5 three-weeks' outing in the mountains.
: LosT-A green malachite watch charm
! i'll gold setting. Finder will be rewarded
on returning it to this office.
Ivan Chase and ]. S. Beall, OF Col
fax, drove over to Pullman Wednesda.
= afternoon.
. Milk shake, lemonade, orange eide
- and soda pop, five cents glass at }. II
{ st. Lawrence's. 30m1
Elder Letson has recently been hold
. ing successful meeting in Baker City
Oregon.
Before ordering your binding twin,
see O. +. Young, agent for August Post
Miss Geda Watson, of Cotton, wa
I in Pullman on the Fourth.
w. V. Garrett, of the Spokesman
Review, is in town.
4 Prof. fulmer is in Dayton this week
A. W. Mott sells cheapest for cash.