Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-19
The NEWS OF The CITY.
Record of Happenings of Week
in Pullman.
What People are Doing and how
They are Doing it.

terday.
j. Fl. Fcrncy was over from Moscow
Sunday.
M. c. True visited Spokane the early
part of the week.
A. f. Barker, of Grangeville, idaho,
was in Pullman Sunday,
r. B. Bragg is having barn built
on his premises on Sunnyside.
Geo. Guesnier will visit his timber
claim east OF Vollmer next week.
Walter Bramel and Geo. Wagner ex-
pect to go trouting in Elk creek next
week.
E. e. Davis, proprietor of the Palace
hotel, made business trip to Pendle-
ton, Oregon, this week.
A horse belonging to w. II. Kincaid
was killed ny getting mixed up with "
harbed wire fence last week.
Miss Fannie Bragg came up from
felfax Yesterday to attend commence
ment exercises AT ;ne cellege.
-Thele V i'll be no service at the M.
r.. church sunday evening, on account
of the anri. 4rsary OF the Christian as
Sociations Ut the college.
Moscow mountain loomcd up cold
and white, yesterday, under coat /of
freshly fallen snow, the rain of the bower
itc t,1A1
ing height.
Miss Emma Hardwick went to Spo-
kane this week to tYke the civil service
examination, she being an applicant for
:, position in the agricultural department
ts clerk.
DR.. A. p. Cool, Of First M, F. church,
Spokane. who conc. 10 preach the bac-
calaureate serrol, will preach at the
Pullman NJ q. c14arch, Sunday, June
10, at IL s'rl@ak.
w. d. Hardwlck came up from the
farm on the reservation, yesterday, to he
present ut commencement exercises.
Mr. HamS,rk'e E daughter, Miss Emma,
is one OF thr graduates.
tile annual competitive drill for the
tlag and medal OF the college cadets
will be held ~ aay afternoon, on the
college calnpus> eginning at 80 p, m.
All citizens OF ! altman and vicinity are
invited TO be present.
The Grand Guardian of Pacific Circle,
Woodmen of tie World, will be in Pull
man next Wednesday evening, and the
9ocal WooGnly-n and their wives will
make the occasion one to be remem-
bcred, $ tally, all Woodmen, with their
better halves, being invited to be pres
ent. The place is in Odd Fellows hall
Richard McGahey, of the Walla
Walla county auditors office, was mar
ricd to Miss Amelia Klemgard, at the
home OF the brides mother, on Union
Flat, on Sunday, June 18th, nfany
friends OF the contracting parties being
present The ceremony was performed
hv Rev. T., Smith, of Pullman. Mr.. and
Mrs. McGahey will make their home ut
Walla Wa(la. ID
The Rev. Z. w. Farquhar will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Congregational
church for the last time tomorrow. His
farewell sermon will be preached at ii
o'clock, and there will be no evening
service on account OF the exercises at the
college. Mr.. Farquhar expects to leave
Pullman on Thursday for Portland, and
will preach there on the 27th,' having
been invited by the Hassalo st. Congre-
gational church to supply for that day
at the school election last Satur-
I dav, III ballots We're cast, an even hun
dred of them being. by men, only eleven
of the gentler sex, accepting. the oppor-
tunity to exercise their right. For
director, twocandidates were i'll the field,
]. Fl. Mckenzie winning an easy victory
with &C votes, to Al for n. L. j. Gentry.
For clerk, Mrs. Morrell, who has served
40 efficiently the past year, was reelected
without opposition. Free text books
did not meet with much favor in Pull
man, only II votes being cast in favor OF
the proposition, So being recorded against
il Thirty-seven were in favor OF dis
nosinp of the old school building at pub
lie auction, the proposition meeting with
}eseat. .h3 soting against 1t,