Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-05-22
THE NEVIS OF TIE CITY.

Record of Happenings of Week
in Pullman.
What People are Doing and how
They are Doing it.
"A test was conducted during the
past week by the city to find out the
quantity OF water being used by the ag-
riculturaI college, the rate to be charged
The college for water in the future to de-
pend upon the quantity used. In max
ing the test the city was shut off from
the big reservoir, back of the college, and
The amount drawn therefrom each day
hy the college was carefully registered
The result showed that the college used
only from 5000 to $500 gallons daily.
During the time that the test was on
certain residences in the higher parts Of
The city were without the conyeniences
OF city water, the old reservoir not being
sufficiently high to supply them,
y&Messrs. Jordan, Gaddis, Person and
gIattrup boarded the O. Il. & n. train
I last Saturday bound for Il day with Rock
creek trout. At Winona they chartered
lumber wagon, and were set down on
the baul Of the creek early in the morn
ing. They ha3 .airly good luck, catch
ing some Gae dad. the total number be-
ing about forty. Person is an old Rock
5reck fisherman, and Of course knew just
how to do it, and Of COURSE won the prize,
hat is, the BOBBY prize One H. fish
was his size. But the genial REPRESENTA-
live SAYS the whereiore9of it wa$ his Ill
ness. The heavy thu hderstor4 III the
evening gave the fsh9men a good COR
bad soaking.
Regular morning service at the
Christian church tomorrow, Preaching
hy Mrs. Barrows; subject, "Fajthfult
ness" Prayer service Tuesday evening !
subject, "I'rayer for Success OF Coming
Conyention.' Sunday evening there
will be a union young peoples meeting
N the Congregational church. This
meeting will begin promptly at7 O'Clock.
Subject, GLOW Can we get the Greatest
Good from the Convention" Leader,
AIRS. Barrows. This meeting will be fol
loycd 10y union preaching service.
Nv. /. Lyon and l.. Vinson departed
Monday afternoon for the mines north
ol Spokane Mr.. Yinson goes to the
Kettle river country, while Mr.. Lyons
destination is on the Colville reservation
near Chcwelah The latter viii be ab-
sent about three weeks, having gone to,
inspect the Stranger Creek property
owned by Il Pullman syndicate. The'
\1Gip IS haing made overland.
Services will be held tomorrow at
The Congregational church as follows;
sunday school at 10; morning worship
at 1.-THE Rev. II. II. WikoH, OF San
Francisco, will preach. There viii be
union meetings OF the yoang peoples
societies in the evening at o'clock, fol-
lowed by union preaching service at s
o'clock. The N. L. pastor will speak.
-Messrs. Galbraith and Lewis, the
Albany dentists who visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L, Lyon last week, have decided
to locate at Leland, Idaho. Mr.. Gal
braith visited Il number of points in
Idaho and decided that Leland had about
as promising q future rs any Of them.
w. X Philips left for Waitsbufg
and Walla Walla last night. At the for
tner place he will visit relatives, and at
the latter place will assist in informulating
bylaws for the intercollegiate orGtorical
association.
Clarence Routhe formerly OF this
city, but now of Colfax, has been ad-
nitted to the bar. 1t is said that he will
I've deputy prosecuting attorney under
Mathews.
have a good secondhand piaao for
sale cheap. Also very fine new organ,
which will sell at less than cost
= L3ltf) w. J. WISDUs.
"A large number of Pullmanites went
10 Whelan yesterday to witness the sham
battle by the two companies Of college
cadets.
@-The lady cadet company from the
college visited the camp at Whelan yes
ierday