Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-02-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
Movements of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

l4lEbl uObbNC lOOtuASo DCiOlS viz Ae'i iAAS1G
school this week. The doctor says that
when he came down to Pullman he ex-
pected to find possibly % or 80 farmers
attending the winter school, and that he
was completely surprised Tuesday
when 110 were present to hear his ad-
dresses, and that it has been a continu-
al surprise since to see the steady growth
in attendance. DR.. Nelson is a member
of the Woodmen lodge, and while here
attended a meeting of the local lodge,
and incidentally made many friends both
in and out of the lodge.
About twenty-five couple from Pull
man attended a select ball at Moscow,
Friday evening, Feb. 1st, given by the
Komos Club OF that place, at which
music was furnished by Greenwood's
orchestra, of Pullman, All expressed
themselves as having had very enjoy
able time. A return ball will be given
bv our young people in the near future,
of which due notice will be given.
Attorney Neill left Thursday morn
ing for jamestown, n. Y, where he Will
form partnership with d. d. Dorm, an
established and successful attorney IN
that city. for the practice OF law. James
town is handsome, thriving manutac-
turing city OF 10000 inhabitants, and is
near Chautauqua lake. Mr. NeilPs fam
lily will follow him in April.
Prof. Blackstone will give music les
sons on piano and organ In Pullman,
and can furnish best CT references, ana
name pupils who nave become expert IN
Nnlavinp under his tuition. Particular
attention given to the study of harmony
and thorough bass. Address Pullman,
Wash Q6)
T. f. Bramel is suffering with SER
ious attack of brain fever, superinduced
by the tronbIe and worry OF the past few
weeks. He is in a very precarious con-
dition, and his physician says that only
complete rest and quiet will restore him
to health.
W. V. Windus is at Olympia. I'm
doubtedly he wants finger in the PIE
when the governor sends the names OF
the college regents to the senate Tor con-
firmation. He might just as well drop
that oyster as far as his influence is con-
cerned.
H. A. Russell was here rom Ken
drick the first of the week. He drove
over in sleigh, and was surprised tC
find no snow around Pullman, as sleigh
ing is excellent between Moscow anc
Kendrick.
The weather of the past week ha'
been remarkably spring like, the air be-
inc warm and balmy. The snow has
about disappeared, and every indication
points to spring.
Ground squirrels are out in grea
numbers, and buttercups are blossome'
on favorable slopes. Things certainl.
have the appearance OF spring.
Sunday evening at the Congrega
tional church the temperance work
our city will be the theme. Several
our citizens will speak.
Yesterday was ladies day at tn
school for farmers, Mrs. NanD rem al
4 dressing large number of the fair sex
While the east is buried under a.
avalanche OF snow storms Washington
is taking on its dress of flowers.
B. G. Looney returned from Oregol
q last Sunday, and reports H. J. Mason q
much improved in health.
The P. NJ. Co. stock was sold Tues
day to San Francisco parties, at 80 cent
on the invoice valuatio n.
W. G.. Chapman, OF Waterville, VIII
is in attendance at the farmers school
was caller yesterday.
E. II. Letterman made bushes
trip to Spokane the early part of tn
week.
Prof. Walters lecture on ''The Boy
will be delivered at the college tonight
"A daughter was born to Mr.. AM
Mrs. R. L. Hall, in this city, last Friday
VIM. Chambers left Thursday TO
the sound country on business.
Pres. Bryan is expected home iron
the sound to-day.