Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-10-30
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nier than ever, that his work iSSail
new, and his company strbpg and
well balanced. Il is with d keen
anticipation of pleasure we await
the appearance of this company. for
with Heywood's name there always
( goes a guarantee of something good.
4 He will be seen here on the even
ing Of Saturday, Nov. 9th, at the
! auditorium.
Subject of Lords Day morn
| ing sermop by Mrs. Barrowy: "The
/ Offence of the Cross" In the ev-
ening the societies of Christian En-
deavor, Junior and Senior, will oc.
cupy the hour of service in giving
an account of the Lewiston {. Il,
convention. Much enthusiasm was
manifest at this convention, and
the young people have come back
with new inspiration far g. Z. work.
Twelve delegates represented the
society, which was the largest del
egation present Come and hear
thGln tell about it.
II "Wednesday evening an at
Tempt was made to charivari ID.
House, but as he had not returned
from Moscow the attempt was OF
course premature. The following
night they found him at home,
however. and after diecoursing
1 sweet strains from tin pans and
cow bells, invaded the home of Mr..
, land Mrs. House, where they pre-.
sented that worthy couple with a
A2ndsome lounge.
Mrs. R. l.. McCracken, living
ON Spring Flat, about six miles
from town, is suffering with diph-
iberia, this being the neaaest ap-
{ proach of the disease to Pullman.
! n number of new eases are reported
al Guy. livery effort must be made
III Keep tl4r. terrible disease from
entering Pullman, and u quaran-
tine should be established against
! tie infected districts.
J. Z. Holt, Of Wawawai, has
rented the two rooms in the Mer,
camille company building on Alder
street, and will establish general
produce business therein. He will
remove his family here from Wa
wawai the early part Of next month.
His produce business will be in
running shape in about three weeks.
and he will buy and sell all kinds
Of country produce.
\zThe Pullman roller mill is run
ming to its fullest capacity. and
still it is unable to supply the de-
mand An order was received from
Colfax for a carload Of flour this
week, but local demand was such
that this order was refused. The
-four is giving excellent satisfaction.
Instead of the ordinary public
worship at the NJ, T. church next
Sunday evening, the Epworth
League will give missionary CON
cert, consisting of songs, addresses
and rectations. The morning ser,
vice will be as usual. All are cor
daily invited.
DIR. Nelson has free clinics ev-
cry Friday afternoon at the college
armory. If there is anything the
matter with your horse notify the
doctor beforehand, in person or bY
letter, and then be there with your
subject promptly at one O'Clock on
Friday.
The Washington Commercial Co.
have had a great run the past
week closing out their stock. You
should call and see them for bar
gains. 2tf
Katie Putnam will be at the
auditorium next month. Katie is
a favorite here, and she will be
greeted by full house.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. L. Baker will
entertain this eveniAg in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Clifford.
\ A good all round man wants a
job. t'or particulars enquire at
this office.
MIR. and Mrs. David Clifford
will leave for California next Mon
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