Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-04-09

IVY tASSOGCSh'
Claude Vassar departed Wednesday
for Anacortes,
B. F. Bacon, former Pullmanite,
was here Saturday.
j, II. Ganney and wife, OF Gcnesee,
were here Wednesday.
J. w. Burgan is agent for the Imperial
bicycle. The best on earth.
DO not buy your wall paper before you
see Lindley and get his prices.
Lieut.. Erwin, OF Fort Sherman,
Idaho, is in the city visiting friends.
Have you seen the new picture mould
ings, just arrived, at Vassar q Sons?
The largest line of wall paper in town
at Lindley's. Sixty patterns to select
from.
food work horses are easy TO sell
these days, there being heavy demand
for them,
Get an easy rocker and enjoy these
fine evenings. Nassar q Sons carry a
complete line.
AT the Congregational church to-
morrow, special music will mark the
Easter services.
The time of meeting, evening SER
vices, at the various churches OF the city,
has been changed to eight o'clock for the
summer months.
Attorney Rohrig returned Tuesday
from Grangeville, having concluded that
Pullman was hard to beat. His shingle
is again in the breeze here.
m. J. Chapman is again i'll possession
of the Pulman auditorium, having pur-
chased the Urich claim, giving Mr..
Chapman thereby full management OF
\ the house.
The roads have dried rapidly during
the last few days, and bicycles are again
in evidence. There promises to be some
what of bicycle revival in Pullman this
season, not many wheels having been
sold The last two or three years.
The final hop of the series given this
winter by Miss Cornwall will be given
in Odd Fellows ball, next riday even
ing, April 18th. All who have cid in
yitations to past dances given b. NJ SIS
Cornwall are cordially invited to this
one.
The Knights Of Pythias have issued
Invitations, requesting tie presence of
their friends at their castle hall next
Monday evening. w. G. Ronald, or
ganizer of the X. =. endowment rank,
will be here, and the knights propose to
entertain in good style.
Within the next day or two invita-
tions will be issued to a wedding, the
principals not being the ones OF whom
you are thinking. The groom is young
man from this city, the bride coming
from another state, but having been at
one time resident of Pullman. Full
particulars later.
The Pullman military band has this
week circulated a paper asking the bus
mess men to subscribe for the assistance
of the organization. The merchants and
others responded quite literally. The
band will continue its practice under
Prof. Harris instructions, and will play
on the streets each Saturday afternoon.
Geo. n. Henry cut his left wrist
rather seriously Friday, of last week,
while pruning trees. The knife slipped,
and came very near pruning off Georges
left hand, but with the aid of ply
sician the damage was repaired, or so
nearly so that nature is now doing the
rest, although the injured member is
still, carried in a sling.
1.-THE college regents have been in
meeting this week, and transacted
the regular routine of business. Thurs
day the regents were in conference with
a committee from the city council re-
garding settlement of the differences
between the city and state in the water
matter. The council committee, how
ever, did not feel justified in accepting
settlement on the terms laid down by
the regents. 1t is still hoped that the
difficulty may be settled by mutual
agreement. The question involved is
the payment of the regents claim OF
$500 for the water main, laid six years
ago, connecting the college reservoir
with the city system. The contract en-
tered into at the time provided for the
purchase OF this pipe by the city at the
end Of five years, and the difficulty low