Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-19


| comes back more pleased than ever with
the great Palouse country with its fer
tile hills and unfailing crops, where
prosperity and happiness reign. Cali
fornia, with all its oranges and climate,
not being its equal by long way. Mr..
/ Spaulding was at San Francisco when
the lst Washington regiment sailed for
Manila, and he saw all the Pullman boys
just before they embarked. They were
all in good health and spirits, and
through Mr., Spaulding sent their re-
CARDS to their Pullman friends. Since
/ leaving this city, 7. L. Munroe has
joined the regiment, and sailed for Man
lila with it.
"Wednesday evening r. d. Scibert
became involved in dispute with Mrs.
Helen Sturges, a waiter at the Artesian
hotel, and Mrs. Sturges was forced from
/ the hotel, her little daughter being re-
tanned in the house. Attorney sRohrig
filed complaint against Scibert, charg-
ing him with Kidnapping claiming that
he kept the child for Its mother, refusing
to give it up. This case was heard before
Justice Hicks, but the case was finally
dismissed, new charge, OF assault and
battery, being filed against Scibert, Mrs
Sturges being complainant in this. This
case will be heard before Justice Hicks
today.
The Cosgrove Company OF merry
makers will appear at the auditorium on
Saturday evening, Nov. 10Th, and Mon
day evening, Nov. 28th, playing under
the auspices of the Order OF the Eastern
Star. The company is an excellent one,
and will be remembered as having per-
| formed on two different occasions, some
| eight years ago in Reaney's hall in this
! city, when it gave the best Of satisfac-
/ tion. The entertainment consists OF
musical and other specialties, and is
! bright and refined.
Plough & Waters are having the in
| terror of their hardware store entirely
remodelled, and will make of it one of
the most complete and we'll arranged
establishments in the northwest. 1t is
now lighted with acetylenn gas
The machinery for the new Pullman
steam laundry has arrived, and the
laundry will be in operation within a
few days. 1t is to be established by
Reaney & Reaney, in the building
known as Reaney's hall.
A marriage license was issued in
Spokane, Thursday, to W. H. Hill and
Miss Celia Ward. The groom is the eld-
est son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hill, Of this
city.
A. F. Alexander departed for Far
mington Tuesday, and after short bus
ness stay in that village will return to
his home at Walla Walla.
When you want nice dates, figs, ba-
nanas and chewing gums, don't forget
that Eldredge keeps them at the post
office stand. 2t
-Burgan & Jordan have just received
large shipment of Christmas goods,
and will have them displayed within a
few days.
The college students as well as the
public school pupils have learned that
The Fair is the best place to buy station
cry.
The n. p, train from Lewiston due
yesterday morning was delayed nearly
all day by slight wreck near Vollmer.
The college glee club has organized
for the winter and will make a tour of
tha neighboring cities.
The wheat market has been dull the
past week, the price ranging around 45
and 46 cents.
In the absence of the pastor, DR..
Hays will preach for the Baptists to-
morrow.
The senior class at the college will
hold a reception at Stevens hall tonight.
"A foot ball team is being organized
in the city to play the college team.
Tonight is the time called for the
caucus to nominate city officers.
e. S. Burgan returned this week
from business trip to Latah.
Prof. Waller accompanied Pres.
Bryan to the national capital.
S. c. Armstrong, OF Portland, was
here during the week.
Great steamboat race, at the audi
torium on the 23d.
City election will occur on Tuesday,
December 9th.