Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-09-17

ColfaX.
W, A. Darrow has commenced
final proof on his farm near the
head OF Almota canyon, having re-
sided on it the necessary five years.
Rev. Hays, of Olympia, will
be IN charge of the Presbyterian
church to be established in this
city. He will occupy the Wallis
residence
Numerous town lots are chang
ing hands these days, and the in
dications are that Pullman will
soon enjoy a building boom 1t is
impossible at present to rent de
sirab residence, and the building
of new ones is imperatiyely de
manded.
Prof. Balmer, DR. Egge and L.
Vinson returned Sunday from a
months outing on Musselshell
creek, an hundred miles east in
Idaho. They report an elegant
time, sketch of the trip, written
by one of the party, appearing else
where in this issue.
Dir. Whites extensive and
growing practice calls for the use of
the latest and most improved in
struments and appliances. He has
this week added to his already we'll
equipped Office an expensive nebu-
lizer. by which all throat and nose
troubles are most successfully treat
ed.
Mrs. Gender returned from her
extended visit to The Dalles, Ore,
Wednesday, being accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Rue Newlin
and their daughter, Miss Edith.
Mr.. Newlin has been quite sick for
some time past, but the change In
climate is proving very beneficial
and he is improving so rapidly that
it is expected. he will soon be on
the streets.
The much talked of railroad
scene in the Heart of Chicago" )"
which comes to the Auditorium on
Monday night of next week, is a
really marvellous bit of mechanical
scenic construction. 1t is covered
by twenty-five different patents. A
train presenting all the appearance
Of rapidly lessening distance as it
approaches the observer finally
dashes down to the footHghts full
sized. This scene occupies ten
minutes.
The members of the ". r. c,
Of Whitman Post were invited to
the country home Of Mrs. Monlux
on Friday afternoon to join in
carpet-rag sewing contest. But few
of the members Of the Corps were
able to attend, though several lad
les from the neighboring farms
were present, and very enjoyable
afternoon was spent. At five o'clock
tea was served by Mrs. MonluX,
and the ice cream and cake were
pronounced delicious by the entire
party. The contest resulted in a
tie between Mrs. Greayes and Mrs.
Allen, but the prize, porcelain
teapot stand, was finally awarded
to Mrs. Allen. Those present were
Mesdames Brooks, Palmorton, San
born, Greaves, Allen, Spaulding,
&. NJ. Spaulding, Parks, Brewrink,
Bradley, Carruthers, Ellis and Alex
ander.
1.-THE Heart of Chicago" the
newest comedy, drama to make a
bid for popular favor, offers enough
scenic inducements to make it
worth while seeing. OF course it
appeals 10 those who dote on SEN
eationalism, but it is said in its
favor that its sensational incidents
while exciting in the extreme are
perfectly logical, and follow as a
natural sequence to the portions of
the story already revealed. Among
the scenic features are a represen
tation of the down town district of
Chicago during the great fire,
night illumination in the Court Of
Honor at the Worlds Fair grounds,
a new raiload scene unlike any
other ever presented, the Masonic
Temple roof garden at night, and
complete panoramic view of the
business portion of the South Side
.,:nh4 tha ct-aats heinz brilliant.