Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-05-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements Of cur Citizens Chroniclea
by the Herald.


Merrimau last Monday On a charge OF
being drunkand disorderly. The oifense
occurred last Saturday. The case was
tried by jury, but after the SIX men had
put in all night and half the next day
trving to agree on a verdict, and having
failed therein, they were discharged, and
the case will come up again on the 18th
inst. Mr.. Hatley was represented 10y
Attorney Brown, Of Moscow, and the
prosecution by V. E. Bull The jury
men were Messrs. Farr, Bragg, Shaffer,
Rasor. Chambers and Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilkinson came
over from Grangeville, Idaho, this week,
arriving in Pullman Monday evening,
and left Wednesday again for their home,
taking three wagon loads of their house
hold goods with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkinson are we'll pleased with Grange
Vile, especially from business stand
point, their store being we'll patronized.
They were two days on the road from
Grangeville to Pullman. Lee Farr and
A. @. Coston returned with them, to
take two of the loads Of goods.
The F. 2. S. F. held an open meet
ing in Odd Fellows hall last Monday
evening, large number OF voters being
present on invitation of members OF the
federation. The evening was passed in
lively discussion, and every speaker OF
whatever political party, earnestly ad-
vocated the free coinage of American
silver. A lunch was served by the fed
Grafton to it's friends.
Frank Young and W. @. Hatley were
arrested last Saturday on "drunk and
disorderly" charge, and each pleaded
guilty thereto. The formers fine and
costs amounted to $ll, and Hatley's to
$3.50. The arrest of these two men oc-
Cured at the same time as that of N. 2.
Hatey, who was tried Monday.
-Jno. G. Gibson, of Johnson, passed
through town one day this week headed
in the direction of Rock Lake. His hack
was loaded down with tents, fishing
tackle and frying pans, so we conjecture
he was looking for a job killing squirrels
or working on the railroad,
The Ministerial Association and Ep-
worth League convention of the Spokane
district, NJ. E. church, will meet in this
city Tuesday, May 4th, continuing over
Sunday. Quite number of quests and
delegates are expected to be present.
The programs will be furnished next
week.
AT the Christian church Sunday the
morning service will be conducted by ID.
B. Garrison subject, 81 Shall be Salts
fed" The subject for the evening will
be 'Hell, when, where and what. The
young people are expressly invited.
--Rev. A. NJ. Ailya, Of Spokane, will
preach Sunday, at II a. M, and p. M,
in the Baptist church. Sunday school
at 10 a. M, G. G. Fletcher, superintend-
ent. The B. Y. p. U. will meet at p.
IN.
AT the NJ. L. church the subject for
Sunday morning will be "Fellowship
with God" Subject for evening service
"The Relation of the Holy Ghost to the
Scientific, Social and Eternal Problem" "
Peter Jacobs, whose serious illness
is spoken of elsewhere in this paper,
died at his home in Uniontown Thursday
evening. His death resulted from too
much "anti-fat remedy"
Coming, Pullman OF era house one
week, the celebrated Kickapoo Medicine
and Novelty Co. Grand free concert
Monday, May 9Th. 1t
Miss Jessie Farnsworth returned
from Cotton, where she has been visit
ing friends, Thursday.
Don't forget the Kickapoo Concert Co.
will give one OF their free entertainments
at the opera house May 9th.
Read the calls for bids for erecting
new college buildings, published in the
Herald this week.
"A. A. Miller is now clerking in
Whites grocery store, in place OF Harry
Chevalier.
Will Taylor is visiting Portland