Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-01-15
d. C. Munroe is here from Portland,


Pullman at Guesnier's'
The dairy school is now running
with goodly attendance.
Harry Price and w. L. Lyon re-
turned from Oregon today.
F. H. Hattrup, of Uniontown, Wis
tied Pullman relatives Sunday.
Eyesight is priceless. DIR. White can
give you a perfect fit in spectacles.
"A daughter was born to Mr., and
Mrs. VIM. Vedder, Thursday, January
| 9th.
Miss Anna Ellis, OF the college, is
suffering from a severe attack OF rheu-
matism.
A fall of several inches OF the beau-
tiful Yesterday patched up the poor
places in the roads.
The w. A. c. sophomore class in
dulged in good, old fashioned sleigh
ride Thursday evening.
j. NJ. Smith, former county aud
tor, has entered the college, taking q
course in mining and assaying.
--Miss Osie Ringer, daughter OF L. NJ.
Ringer, left Tuesday for Oakland, Cali
fornia, where she enters Mills college.
! Prof. Balmer returned yesterday
! from Portland, where he attended the
North western Fruit Growers Associa-
ton.
Miss Carrie Gulberg won q hand
some gold watch in missing word con
test" recently carried on by the "Wom-
ans World"
-Sleighing is now the best it has been
for several years. The people are TAX
ing advantage .of it, too, and many
sleighing parties go out daily.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. St. Lawrence
drove up from Cofax Thursday. Saint
returned yesterday, but his better half
will visit with Mrs. Guesnier fora week,
"A. F. mcClaine, of Tacoma, and
Alfred Coolidge; of Coiiax, were III the
city Tuesday to attend the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders of the First
j Nasiona, Bank.
! "A G. Routhe, who recently esiened
Eas deputy prosecuting attorney, has
come to Pullman, and will open law
Office in the rooms formerly occupied by
Mathews over the State bank.
f.---NRev. Edward Smith s trip TO Leland,
Idaho, last week resulted in a severe at
tacl, of la grippe. Prof. Perkins relieved
him on Sunday morning, and preached
most acceptably to an interested aud
ience. There was no preaching in tie
church Sunday evening.
the college chapel was fairly well
filled last Saturday night. The Some.s
Family Comedy Co, being the attraction
The program had manypleasing features
but its length was such that it become
tiresome, and detracted much from the
pleasure of the evening.
The annual winter school for farm
ers will open at the college on January
| 3lst, and will continue for eight weeks.
This winter school for farmers has be-
come a most popular institution, and at
tracts wide attention. A program Of
unexcelled interest and worth is being
arranged, and no one can fail to profit
by attendance. A rate Of one and one
fifth fare has been made by the o. Il. &
n. and the Northern Pacific railroads
The Epworth League of the NJ L.
church had a most pleasant surprise in
their Sunday evening devotional meet
ing. About twenty of the young people
of the Moscow leagues improved the
sleighing, and loaded two slelghs, and
came over to visit the Pullman leaguers.
The visitors were Misses Estes, Frazee,
LYONS, Irwin, Ransom, Perkins, and
Booth, and Mrs. E. Ransom, and Messrs.
LYONS, Anderson, Nichols, Paulson,
Brown, Lawson, Osterhart, McCarter,
w. Lyons and Frazee.
Prof. Fulmer is analyzing, at the re-
quest OF Governor Rogers, samples OF
evaporated vegetables and fruits, and
certain condensed soup mixtures, such
as are used for the Alaskan trade. The
governor is dcsirous ofknowing whether
or not the many articles OF this nature
offered for sale in the state are thoroughly
wholesome Samples OF cyaporated
sweet potatoes, squash, potatoes, stews
and soups are being tested. The vege-
tables are condensed till the nutriment