Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-10-09
DIR. S. B. Nelson went to Spo-
kane yesterday.

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Miss Sade Snodgrass has re-
turned to the w. A G.
w. H. Stufilebeam was over
from Moscow Monday.
Miss Elva Lanning lett this a.
m. for visit to Spokane.
X. P. Allen visited the falls
city and the fruit fair Wednesday.
: Mrs. E. H. Letterman has been
at Spokane and the fruit fair this
week.
- For SALE:-Very cheap. Work
team, harness and wagon. Inquire
at this office. 5lw3*
Farmers will do we'll to consult
Hiestand. Warner & Co. before pur-
chasing their grain sacks. Aft
Bedsteads, bureaus, dressers,
commodes single and in sets, springs
mattresses, ETC., at Vests. 5ltf
L. J. LindIey has received large
stock of Lisk's antitrust tinware.
Every piece guaranteed not to rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Burnam
left last Tuesday morning for Min
.nesota, to be absent about month.
Murray Henry has re-opened his
bakery and can furnish the public
with fresh bakery goods every day.
The Golden Rule society Of the
Congregational church will give the
Ladies Home Journal art exhibition
in the near future.
IT. T. Davis, of the Palace, is
taking in the fruit fair, and NJ. c.
True is looking after hotel affairs
during his absence.
Mrs. Thos. Neill and two sons
came up from Colfax last Saturday,
and remained with Mrs. Ms par
ents till Wednesday.
&C. III. Morton, abrothsr Of Mrs.
Arthie, White, has removed to Pull
man and will accept a position in
the Pullman Touring mill.
Rev. II. C. Mason and family
will arrive from Victoria, B. c., to-
day, and Mr., Mason will preach his
opening sermon in the Congrega-
tional church to morrow morning.
w. w. Doty, formerly w. A.
c. student, has been visiting Pull
man friends this week. Mr.. Deity
is now located at Rossland, B. c.,
where be is running the pumps in
the LIE Roi mine.
The contract for building an
addition to the Congregational
parsonage has been let. The par
sonage was net built for a family,
and is not large enough to accom-
modate Rev. Mason and his house
hold.
Have your eyes tested by A. E.
Sever, M. O., graduate of Chicago
Opthalinic College of Optics. Will
be in Pullman Friday and Satur-
day, October % and %. All errors
of refraction and muscular insuf-
ficiency properly corrected by es-
pecially ground glasses. Eyes
tested free. Children q specialty.
--Messrs. Moys, Gelwick, Richie
and Madigan have returned from a
two weeks prospecting trip to Elk
creek. They report the weather as
very disagreeable in the mountains,
being continuous rain and fog.
They made no locations of gold but
discovered a two foot vein of plum
bago which may prove as valuable
as gold mine.
Right here within the corpor-
ate limits of the city of Pullman we
have many examples of the won
derful fertility of the Palouse soil.
Every year the Hon. E. H. Letter
man grows fruits and vegetables on
his grounds that would certainly
be marvels almost anywhere else
in the world, and he grows them,
too, in almost endless variety. His
young orchard, just coming into
bearing, has this season produced
fruit Of mammoth proportions and
excellent favor. Mrs. Letterman
has taken some beautiful apples to
the fruit fair, and one left at this
office tips the scales at one and one
half pounds, and it is smaller than
any she took to the fair. With
proper tillage there seems 10 he no
limit to the size and qusntity of