Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.


room for all who desired to attend.
Elder Dunlap is clear reasoner, ana
through his presentation number OF
persons have accepted the faith during
the meetings, and baptism by immersion
in the church baptistry has been admin
istered. The singing by Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. Webb is aweet and touching, their
DUETS being especially beautiful. To-
night they will sing two DUETS which all
should hear.
HAIRY NJ. Walker, who cut quite
dash in Pullman during the WINTER
irving his confidence powers on our citl-
zens to whom he unfolded tales OF great
wealth and placer mines of never talllng
supply. is now in Walla Walla's city jail,
he having obtained money on false pre-
lenses. besides several other shortcom-
ings being laid at his door. lie Will be
remembered as the young man who I'M
personated monk at masquerade oall
in the Odd Fellows hall about the holl-
days.
Ernest Ruhle, the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. N. G. Looney, died Monday
morning after an illness prolonged over
nearly the entire span OF his short llle'
The little fellow was but little more than
six months old when the sorrowlng par
ents were called upon to follow his
earthly remains to the grave. Inc
funeral services were held Wednesday
morning, Rev. Dunlap speaking words
of comfort and hope to the bereaved rel
atives and friends.
Persons who are informed on the
legality of certain of the old town ordl-
nances say that neither the herd ordln-
ance or the dog ordinance are valid at
at this time. 1t would be good policy
for the council to be sure in these mat
ters before it lays itself liable to big
suit for damages. If these ordinances
are defective no time should be lost IN
making them good.
"A break occurred in the water main
where it crosses the South Palouse, last
reservoir has been shut off the greater
portion of the week. Workmen have
been busy repairing it, and it is again
able to hold water.
Miss Blanche Layman entertained a
number of her young friends Wednesday
afternoon, and of course all had very
merry time. The young people were
treated to an elegant dinner by their
young hostess.
j. R. Ruply will leave about April
1st for his old home in Connecticut, bus
mess and pleasure being the attractions.
He will be gone about six weeks.
D. b. Garrison, who will shortly
take a position as deputy county auditor,
was in Colfax the early part OF the week.
"A number of Pullmanites are max
ing arrangements to prospect in the
mountains this summer.
Geo. w. Eastman has had the in
terror of his barber shop tastefully dec
grated with fresh paint.
Mrs. O. L. Kennedy, of Cotton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. II. Olmsted,
in this city.
Mrs. H. NJ. Haywood is visiting hel
daughter Mrs. j. G. Farr, at Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. True were in
Moscow Thursday.
The country roads are now in very
good condition.
Rev. Lotz was in town from Moscow
yesterday,
Councilman Stearns was in Cofax
Thursday.
-Palouse City is now after a sugar
factory.
Mrs. I. Dysart is visiting Spokane
friends.
-Shoup has been elected senator OF
Idano.
%. E. Young was in Moscow Thurs
day.
Farm work has commenced in ear
nest