Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-12
Miss Minnie Hill is visiting at Wa

Enforce the dog ordinance, ana en-
force it we'll.
%. L. Kennedy visited at Palouse
the past week.
w. H. Winfree was over from Col
fax Saturday.
j. NJ. Price and wife drove over from
Moscow last Sunday.
Clyde Vsssar has gone to Pemeroy
for couple of weeks.
H. w. Baird has been over from
Nezperce this week.
A C. Routhe was here from the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. C. G. Raby is visiting relatives
at Marengo, this state.
M. C. True waS at Lewiston the
early part of the week.
"A light shower fell last night, but
more is badly needed.
H. H. Spaulding, the Almota fruit
grower, was up Monday.
"A. Coolidge and B. w. McPhee, of
Colfax, were here Monday.
Harry Mckenzie is the candidate of
the people for school director.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hill, of Colfax,
are visiting Pullman friends.
Miss Marico Buell. llreturned from her
years visit in the east, last night.
Harry Anderson drew road cart, in
the Examiner drawing, last week.
of the l56 voters registered in the
Pullman precincts, 81 are women.
j. ]. Browne, of Spokane, was in
Pullman the early part OF the week.
w. G. Emery, and wife, of Moscow,
visited Pullman friends last Sunday.
Mrs. Morrell, school clerk, has in
voiced the school children the past week.
The marshal is hunting up the vot-
ers who have not paid their $500 poll
tax.
Tho special on the q. r. & n. yes
terday killed COW, the property of NJ.
D. Henry.
ID. S. Henry has made hay of the
luxuriant growth of grass on the public
school dawn this week.
The w. A. C. base ball team will go
to Colfax next Friday to play game with
u picked team from that city.
Two young men who were thought
to be responsible for the dynamite ex-
plosion have been suspended from coll
ege.
The McGregor band of sheep passed
through town this week, being driven to
the summer range in the Idaho noun
tains.
-Messrs. J. N. Klemgard, J. L. Nets
ker, Eph Allen and Williams left Mon
day on ten days fishing trip on the St.
Mares river.
L. J. Lindley is now opening up the
largest and most complete line of stoves
and ranges that has been in Pullman for
years, at prices very low.
Geo. A. Riley and Miss Alice Corell
were married, Monday evening, at the
residence OF Fred Hull, in this city, JUS
tice Fl. T.. Merriman officiating.
"A. Walk, who was badly burned by
an explosion of paint couple of weeks
ago, is on the streets today, although
looking considerably the worse Sor his
experience.
Henry Schultz, of Spokane, late of
Hopes orchestra, came to Pullman yes
terday, and rs now engaged in drilling
the college band in the music for COM
mencement week.
The usual services will be held to-
morrow at the Congregational church.
Sunday school at 10; morning worship
at 11-theme, Drifting From Christ"
Y. 7. S. G. E. at p. m. evening SER
vice at S-subject, Happy Marriages"
Mr. Farquhar offers all his household
goods for sale cheaply, consisting of two
enamelled brass and iron bedsteads,
chiffonier, bookcases, Office desk and
chair and all other furniture. Call at
the Congregational parsonage. Bowl
The Whitman Investment Go, with
headquarters at Pullman, has been in
oorporated, the incorporators being John
Prentice, A. A. Miher and G. G.. Raby.
The objectot the company is to carry on
aeeneral real estate and loan business,
and to buy and sell stock, notes, secnr-
itiea. etc,