Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-08


The wheat market isa little stronger
today, Ne. ! grain being worth Is cents
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Reid of this
city, rejoice over the advent, Sunday, of
baby daughter
Mrs. NJ. E. Kitchen will leave Mon
day for an extended visit with her son,
T. d. Richardson, at Grangeville.
Blackman Bros. are showing an elc-
CANT line OF mems Tread Easy shoes at
$3.50, in light or heavy soles, wide or
coin toes.
"A reception to college students and
faculty Will be given in the Christian
church tonight, to which all are invited.
Come out and welcome the college people
to our city.
Yes, 60 to the fruit fair at Spokane,
but remember that you can buy goods to
just as good advantage in Pullman as
you eau in Spokane, and don't make
your visit to the fruit fair a shopping
trip.
F. +. Hawley, agent of the Pacific
Coast Elevator Co., is moving his Office
to the building recently vacated by j. T.
Lobaugh &. Co., occupying rooms along
side the Fair, where he has commodious
and we'll arranged Offices.
The hypnotist, Dubois, is again Civ
ing . series of entertainments in this
city, having commenced Thursday night,
to continue over tonight. lie has been
greeted with fair audiences and gives an
entertainment we'll worth attending.
The nights are now cool and frosty,
but the days are sunny and balmy. The
harvest can be called practically over,
only few more having threshing to do.
Flowing and seeding are in progress, and
the farmers are making the most OF the
good weather.
The republicans will open the cam
paign in Pullman with a public meeting
in the auditorium on Thursday evening,
October Goth, at which time prominent
speakers will deliver the addresses. /
Hand bills will announce the speakers.
- Regular services at the Methodist
church Sunday. Preaching at IL a. m.
and 80 0. M; Sunday school at 10 a.
m, Epworth league at sop. m. junior
league at p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day night. Official meeting first Mon
day night of each month.
j. w. Winsett, teacher of vocal /
music of considerable note and recog /
nized ability, will organize class in this
city on Frinay evening, October l4th at
the Christian church. On this evening
he will give free lecture, to be followed
by the organization OF the class. Mr. .
Winsett comes with the best OF testi-
monials, having had classes in many OF
the cities OF this state, and he has every
where. given the best OF satisfaction.
q Nv. b. Stephenson was seriously IN
iured in runaway last Wednesday
night while returning from this city to
his home at Granite. He was about a
mile east OF this city when his team be-
came unmanageable, throwing Mr..
Stephenson out and under the wheels,
the heavy wagon passing over the right .
leg crushing both bones below the knee,
and Ofrcing the broken ends Of the bones
out through the flesh, making a horrible .
wound. Mr.. Stephenson was alone at .
the time, too far from houss to attract .
attention, and was obi ged to lie out in .
the cold, his wounded leg bleeding badly, .
from midnight till about three o'clock, .
when Passer found him and brought |
him to Pullman where he received med. /
ical attention His family resides III
this city, having recently moved here
that the Young people could attend coll
ege. The injured man is now doing as
we'll as the nature of the injury will al
low, but it will be some time before the .
fractured and lacerated limb will do 10
walk With again.
Weekly Excursions in Through
" Cars to the East.