Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-05-15
Vegetation is making very rapid


: "A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Zerr last Tuesday.
Z The weather warmed suddenly We'd
nesday, touching the ga above mark
Thursday.
-Asotin is now on the telephone ex-
change, and you can say hello to your
Asotin friends.
a. W. Mott is having his Main
street property painted and otherwise
repaired, greatly improving the appear
ance of the street.
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell, president OF
the W. C. T. L. of Idaho, will preach in
the Baptist church, Sunday morning and
evening, May 18th.
M. C. True visited the Cyprus mine
this week. He is of the opinion the
property will turn out we'll, the prospect
being very promising one.
1.-THE male population of Whitman
county was increased by one Friday OF
ldSl NcCh, WIlCn MI AACIAlS ACuAlS P'N
sented uer husband with boy.
Lark Vinson will start the early part
of the week for his mining property
north of Spokane. He will go by means
of his horse and buggy, camping out Ell
route.
Rev. s. w. Gage, Baptist pastor at
Palouse, will preach in the Baptist
church, Pullman, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, May 20, 2l and %.
Also Sunday morning and evening, May
23rd.
The Golden Rule society will give
Scotch evening, Friday, the 2lst OF May.
The program will consist of select read
ings from Ian MacLaren and Burns, in
terspersed with singing and recitations.
Admission 10 cents.
The usual services will be held to-
morrow at the Congregational church.
Sunday school at 10; morning worship
at ll-theme, GA Hero in Babylon"
Y. P. s. C. E. at7 Evening service at
S-subject, Living Dogs and Dead
Lions"
The observance OF Memorial day has
/ been changed this year from May 2Sth
to May 3lst, Monday. The governor
has ordered the national guards to par
ade on the day, and has also ordered all
schools to close, and that the day be OBJ
served as legal holiday.
The Chinese population has fallen
victims to the mining fever. All Jim
says "me catchee 1900 shares Clyplus;
buy him OF Stlaley,-you sayey Stlaley?
for $50. Clyplus velly good, lnebbe
get heap liche. Mining stock allie same
gamble, mebbe lose him all"
New lines received today by Black
man Bros. in ladies silk mitts, from zoe
! to 6Oc per pair. and in infants long cash
mere cloaks, richly embroidered, at SIPS
/ $l.50 and $l.76 each, also infants silk
and muslin bonnets from zoe to 75c each,
add latest designs III tecks, bows and
! fonr-in- hand ties for ladies shirt waists.
There will be divine service in St.
Katherine's Episcopal church on Sun
/ day next, the 10th inst, at II O'Clock in
the morning, followed by celebration
of the holy communion, and inIthe even
ing ct o'clock Sermons will be
preached by the Rev. w. j. Wright.
w. T. Galbraith and ]. H. Lewis, of
Albany, Oregon, arrived in the city
Wednesday looking over the country for
q good location where they can establish
themselves in their business as dentists.
They have about decided to locate in
Lewiston. Mr.. Galbraith is a brother
of Mrs. w. L. Lyon, of this city.
The college cadets will go into camp
at Whelan on Wednesday, May 18th,
and will continue life under canvas till
Sunday afternoon. Saturday Captain
Richards, of Fort Sherman, will make
the annual inspection of the companies.
The people of Pullman are invited to
visit the camp at any time and see the
boys on guard duty.
The following from the Eaton Rap
ids, (Mich.) Journal, is innreference to
Miss Lois Halsey, formerly one of Pull
mans popular young ladies' "Miss
Lois Halsey went to Muskegon on We'd
nesday, where she has the position of
goyerness to the 5-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Wisewell. In about a month they
expect to go to Boston for n short visit
and from there to the sea shore to spend
the summer months. Mrs. Wisewell is
agreat traveller, having been to Europe
eight times, and it is An excellent chance