Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-08


agreed to the proposition except Farss
Bros 4 Co., who refused to close, and
that knocked the whole thing in the head
for time, but later the other firms con-
cIuded to close anyway, therefore every
body will take in the exercises at the
college grounds regardless of the action
Of Fariss Bros.
Mrs. Dell G: Il. Coz, OF Ellensburg,
state president of east Washington w.
@. T. T., and State Treasurer Mrs. Lucy
r. Berry, of Walla Walla, are making a
tour of eastern Washington from Walla
Walla to the British line. In order to
reach the rural districts they are max
ing this tour with team. They will
lecture in Pullman Saturday and Sunday
evenings June 18th and 10th. Further
notice will be given next week as to
places of lectures,
The case Of Floyd Moore, who was
arrested last week at the instance of John
Saddler on a charge of adultery, has
been dismissed at the motion OF the
county prosecuting attorney, he finding
that there was no law to cover the charge.
Saturday, last, Moore was bound over to
the superior court by Justice Merrman,
but the case is now ended as stated
above.
J. r. Ruply bought and shipped
$500 worth OF hogs last week. The
swine were purchased of 40 different
farmers. The pork income is becoming
quite an important factor in Palouse
farming.
Mrs. J. S. Keeney and children are
visiting Mrs. Keeney' parents at Halton,
adams county. Mr., Keeney will join
them next wee6, when after few days
visit they will return to Pullman.
The grand council T. P. S. F., will
meet at Pomeroy next week. The Pull
man company will be represented by
Messrs. st. Lawrence, Bull, Preston,
Eastman, Buhmann and Wright.
A number Of the members of the G..
A. r. post will attend the state encamp-
ment at Spokane next week. The rail
roads will give reduced rates for the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Layman have
returned from Occur d Alene lake,
where they were quite successful in lur-
ing the festive trout from his cool re-
treat.
Monday evening the Junior Endeay-
orers will give a ten-cent social at the
Congregational church. A program has
been arranged, and refreshments will be
served.
H. v. Bird has returned from his
prospecting trip to the Clearwater coun-
try. Three horses strayed from his
party, none of which were recovered.
The Wizard Oil company has been
drawing good houses at the auditorium
this week. The entertainment furnished
was good.
L. w. Lanning, OF Oakesdale, rode
over from his home town this morning
on bicycle to witness the field day
sports.
M. G. Hopkins, of Lewiston, is in
town, en- route to the G. A. r, encamp-
ment at Spokane.
J. R. Ruply has had his Palace meat
market repainted and otherwise i'm
proved.
-Hobos broke into Palouse residences
Thursday night, and made quite haul.
Before ordering your binding twine
see Q. E. Young, agent for August Post.
Mrs. Thos. Neill has been visiting
Mrs. Alton, at Cotton, this week.
Frank Kelly and NJ. f. Jones were
in town from Spokane Monday.
d. G. Hogaboam, of Oakesdale, was
III Pullman yesterday.
W. j. Davenport was over from Mos
COW last Saturday.
&C. E. Maynard, the Coltonite, was
in town Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Eacho was over from
Colfax yesterday.
L. P. Bradbury, of Palouse, was in
town yesterday.
L. G. Skeels was here from Palouse
Monday.
F. d. Richardson is up from May
view.
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