Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-03-12
THE DEUS OF THE CITY.
Record of Happenings of Week
in Pullman.
What People are Doing and how
They are Doing it.

A branch of the Aetna Building d
Loan Association has been formed in
this city, and considerable of the stock
has been taken. The Pullman stock
holders met last Saturday evening, and
organized by the electionof +. +. Haw-
lev, president; D. F. Staley, vice presi-
dent; w. V. Windus, treasurer, and w.
]. Windus, secretary. The head office
OF the Aetna is at Butte, Montana, and
under the Montana laws a building and
loan association must be absolutely safe,
and the laws of this state are also excel
lent for stockholders in building and
loan associations. To the builder these
associations are great boon, aiding him
to own a home when he would otherwise
he obliged TO rent, and asan investment,
they are unexcelled, and it is pleasure
to see so many Pullman people taking
stock in them.
At the Congregational church, We'd
nesdav evening, March 10th, will be
given concert, the program to be made
up OF selections by the best talent i'll the
city. Among those whose names sp-
pear on program are Mr.. and Mrs. WI
Windus, Mrs. Spillman, Mrs. Harvey,
Prof. Fulner, Prof. Darrow, Prof. Harris
aud the college male quartette. Rev,
Mason will also give a short talk on the
experiences Of 'Blue Monday. The
admission will be % cts. for adults, and
10 cts for children under Is years of age
Reed & Bragg have purchased the
grocery department OF Whites store,
and have combined the stock with their
own, thereby making their establish
ment one OF the most complete grocery
stores in the country. Mr.. White will
utilize the room given him by the sale OF
the grecerv department 10 the extern
sion OF his drug stock, making this more
complete than ever.
-Rev. W. ii. lliH d. d., secretary OF
the Protestant hospital, Portland, Ore
gon, will hold services in Pullman, Mon
day evening, March 18th, instead OF Sun
day morning, as formerly announced.
The place OF this meeting will be an
nounced in the churches on Sunday.
W L. LaFollette, who is one of the
most extensive farmers in eastern Wash
ington, will harvest his crop this year
with one of the combined California har-
Vesters, harvesting and threshing his
grain at the same operation.
Mr.. Barrows will preach at the
Christian church, Lords Day, March
18th, morning and evening. Bible school
at 10. Junior C. L. at 8. Senior G. Z.
at 80. Prayer service Tuesday even
lag.
Prof. Harris, whose cornet and vio-
lin solos were such treat in Pullman
years ago. can be heard in a violin solo
at the concert at the Congregational
church, next Wednesday evening.
The morning services will be az us
ual at the NJ +. church Sunday. Pre-
siding Elder Van Dusen will preach in
ChC CNeliliB 1T { .0O.
The Knights of Pythias lodge is max
ing arrangements to entertain its friends
with one of its social affairs next Mon
day evening
J. II. Schively, of Seattle, lectured
in Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday evening,
on the principles of the A. 0. U. w.
order.
To grow the best garden truck you
must get the best seeds. Fariss Bros.
sell the best, two packages for five cents.
To make good tea, coffee or cocoa, go
10 bragg q Reed and get them. 1t will
make you look pleasant
That will be feast OF song at the
Congregational church next Wednesday
evening
Choice clean seed oats for sale at
Willis Fords, five miles south OF Pull
man. 20t4
The roads are fast drying up, and in
atew more days will be in good con-
dition.
Dubois, the hypnotist, will be at
TIE auditorium five nights next week.
A. B. Baker has returned from his
visit east.
F. E. Hswley WAS at Fallons Mon
lay