Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-11

a class in elOCutlOn and physical culture
at the college next Monday morning. 1t
will prove great acquisition to the col
lege if Mrs. Hancock is engaged to take
charge of this department in the insti-
tuition,
AT the council meeting last Tuesday
evening members OF the Pullman W @ 7
Z presented petition, signed by "a vot-
ers, praying that no further liquor licen-
ses be granted in the city, and that those
already in force be revoked. No action
was taken on the matter at that meet
ing, and the petition was laid over till
the next session.
Willis Sweet, the well-known orator
and statesman, of Moscow, will deliver
the address in Pullman on Decoration
day. Our friends of the G. A. r. are
making every effort to appropriately OBJ
serve the day, and every citizen should
cooperate with them.
Monday large number OF Palouse
Indians passed through town en- route
for Lewiston, where they will take IN
the races. They had large number OF
horses with them, and doubtless the
majority OF the Indians will return
"broke."
Lee Farr returned Wednesday even
ing from Grangeville, Idaho, where he
had been with load of goods for j. A.
Wilkinson. He reported hard, disa-
greeable trip. as rain fell during the
whole time, and the roads were in bad
shape.
L. NJ. Ringer was up from Almota
the early part of the week. Mr.. Ringer
says that he has never seen a more prom
ising fruit outlook than at present. The
trees are all sufficiently full of bloom to
make all the fruit they can bear.
The change of time contemplated on
the Palouse branch of the n. p. will
make the time of leaving of the morning
Spokane train one hour earlier, and re-
turning, will reach Pullman two hours
later than at present.
Mrs. w. G. Emery departed Monday
for Cmur d Alene, where Mr.. Emery
has established a photograph gallery.
They will remain in that city about six
weeks.
--Blackman Bros. & Co. have just re-
ceived handsome line of summer ties,
in numerous patterns, which are selling
rapidly at Is, 20 and 25 cents.
Mrs. B. H. Hattrup has been in
Uniontown this week to witness the mar
riage of Frank Hattrup to one of Union
towns fair ones.
Will Kitzmiller, j. II. Diebel, and
possibly one or two others, will depart
Monday by pack train, their destination
being "pay dirt
The ladies of the Golden Rule Soci-
ETY. will serve ice cream and strawberries
on Decoration day. The place will be
noted later.
The college regents will meet again
one week from next Monday, when the
contracts for erecting the new buildings
will be let.
j. W. Thompson will open an ice
cream parlor in the city, and will serve
the frozen fantasy during the warm
weather.
Henry and Will Baird are among
the latest to leave for the mountains,
gold" explaining it all.
Pullman has plenty of entertain
ment with two patent medicine shows
running.
S. B. Letson has gone to Oregon on
business trip, to be absent several
weeks.
Uncle John Layman and wife took
in the beauties of Snake river this week.
VIM. Vedder has this week moved
to the Morgan farm west of town.
Crops of all kinds have made a good
growth during the past week.
WIN. Buckley has removed to his
new residence west of town.
Strawberries are blossoming and
give promise of good crop.
Make your arrangements to spend
Decoration day in Pullman.
Charlie Underwood drove over from
Cotton this morning.
The spring term OF school will close
OH the oath inst.