Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-29

the agricultural college, lett Tor Phlladel-
phia Thursday morning, and on July 9th
will lead to the altar one OF the quaker
city's fair young daughters. The lieu
tenant and his bride will leave for Pull
man Immediately after the wedding,
and will 90 to housekeeping in the Will
kinson residence, on Sunnyside.
The auditorium dramatic company
played to small audience in Moscow
last Saturday evening, presenting IN
most pleasing manner That Husband
OF Nine" The Moscow people appar-
emily forgot that when company from
that town appeared it Pullman it was
greeted with large audience, but as yet
Pullman company has never been ac-
corded consideration in Moscow.
Tuesday few honey b es discov-
cred a knot hole in the side of '. Il.
Bulls residence, and they Immediately
took possession of the place. Wednes-
day the advance guard was further aug
mented by a full-sized swarm, which
quite made itself at home, beng as COM
fortably located as though in an I'M
proved hive.
Miss Lois Halsey, who returned
from her visit to Camas prairie Wednes-
day, left today, in company with Mrs.
Ora Alton and children, for Michigan,
where she will visit during the summer,
returning to Pullman in the fall to re-
sumo her place in the public schools.
Mrs. Alton will 90 to Jackson, Mich, to
reside.
AT the NJ. E. church, Sunday, June
3Oth, the morning subject will be "God
with u.s." The Junior League will meet
at D. m, and the senior league at 7
y. m. No services in the evening.
Prayer and praise service at p. m.
Wednesday instead OF Thursday evening
as has been customary.
Last Tuesday evening look at the
western horizon revealed beautiful
planetary exhibition, the crescent moon
being at that time in conjunction with
Venus, the evening star. At about ~
O'Clock the star was apparently within
the bow OF the shell OF the moon.
Mrs. Alfred Windus and cniIuren
drove over from their home near Noll-
mer the early part OF the week, return
inc this morning accompanied by Misses
Fave Allen and Elma Spaulding, who
will visit Miss Iva Windus for few
days.
DR.. T. B. McBryde, dentist, OF Mos
COW. soicits the patronage OF the people
of Pullman. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Consultation free, and charges reason
able. No inferior work or material
leaves his office. Office in room 10, Ho-
rel Moscow building. (36w2)
M. N. Strattan, first assistant in the
public schools of The Dalles, Ore, is VS.
iting his friend, Mrs. II. M. Haywood,
in this city. Mr.. Strattan has been
greatly interested this week in the exer-
cises at the college.
Will Kitzmiller left the early part OF
the week for his mining claim in the
mountains. being accompanied by q. l..
Moys and Tom Hardwick, who will rus
ticate during the summer.
D. B. Garrison and family drove
over from Colfax Wednesday, and at
tended the commencement exercises,
Miss Marie being one OF the "sweet girl
graduates"
Married, at the M. E. parsonage,
Friday, June 28th, by Rev. W. II. Bast,
Mr.. R. B. Barr, of Almota. to Miss Eva
J. Manchester, Of near Colfax.
Senator McCroskey AMI wife, of Gar
field, warm friends of tue agricultural
college, attended the dedication exercises
and banquet Wednesday.
Hon. L. NJ. Ringer and wife were
up from Almota this week, and attended
the various entertainments at the coll
ege.
The brick work on the block on Main
street, between the Webb and l. o. o.
F, blocks, is nearly completed.
This is good weather for ice cream
dealers, but 1t would be better for wheat
if few degrees cooler.
Pres. Gault, president OF Idaho uni
versity, was here during the various COLI
ege exercises this week.
Tom Hunt and Bert Baum have re-
turned from the mountains, where they
put in the entire winter.