Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-22

Before buying lamps and lanterns call
at the Fair and get their prices.
Mrs. 0. L. Waller and little daugh
ter, Anna, drove to Colfax Wednesday
to visit friends.
-Mesdames J. A. Hungate and X. p,
Allen drove to Colfax Wednesday,, re-'
turning Thursday. (
Blackmap received Thursday ladies
new jackets, and II pieces of the chole-
est winter designs in dress goods.
e. d. Eldredge, who has recently
removed to this city from his fruit farm
on Snake river, left yesterday for busi-
ness trip to Psmpa and Lacrosse, to be
gone several days.
R. B. Bragg will leave the early part
of next week, with his family for Olym
pia, where they will reside during the
winter hoping the change in climate
will improve Mrs. Bragg's health.
A large number of Pullmanites took
in the county fair at Colfax Thursday, a
few also attended each other day OF the
week. Thursday was the big day, an
excursion being run down from Spokane.
Rev. S. B. Letson, formerly pastor
OF the Christian church in this city, will
occupy the pulpit Of the Christian church
tomorrow evening, his subject being
''The First Matter OF Vital Interest to
Young People"
The bowling alley opens to the pub
lie for the winter season today. j. II.
Cohield is in charge, and will conduct
the alley till Mr.. Warner, the proprietor,
cakes charge, he being expected in about
t%o>weeks.
I R. Lanning WAS called to Spokane
Thursday rs witness in the case against
Dennis 0 Brien, who was arrested for
sand bagging and robbing Lanning. The
case against O'Brien was further con-
tinued till the 9th, however.
n Misses Faye Allen and Linnie Cam,
mon and Mr.. Edward Cyrus went to
Moscow yesterday as delegates from
the Christian church to the annual
Christian Endeayor convention which
convenes at that place Oct. 21-23.
The Pullman steam llaundfy, under
the ownership OF Messrs. AZ and &. d.
Reaney, will soon be in operation. MIR.
q. ID. Reaney is exp erieIEed in the man
agement OF steam laundry, having OPP
Grated one in the east, and Is sure To give
satisfaction.
Hon. Wm. f.. Humphrey, of Seattle,
spoke in the Auditorium Thursday eV-
ening, making great argument in favor
OF repubiicanism. MIR. Humphreys
speech was polished and sound, and was
delivered in most pleasing manner
making it one of the most able political
orations ever heard in Pullman.
AT the council meeting last night
the contract for the building OF CORFU
gated iron hose house was awarded to A.
Walk, he being the successful bidder.
Mr.. Walk will also prepare the portion OF
the fire station heretofore used as a hose
house for the reception of the steel cells
which have recently been received.
S. c. Roberts, of Colfax, postponed
his lecture on educational matters from
Friday evening of last week to Friday
evening, Oct. z8th when he will lecture
in the Methodist church. He speaks on
"Some Common School Relations" Mr..
Roberts is republican nominee for super
intcndent OF schools, but his lecture is
entirely divorced from politics.
Lafayette day was celebrated at the
college by an appropriate program Oct.
10. Pres. Bryan gave the opening ad-
dress, and Mr.. Frank Harrison, class of
1900, delivered the oration, which was
one of the best ever delivered by w. A.
G. student. Messrs. Outman and Wag-
ner recIted in a creditable manner. This
day has been observed by the schools
throughout the United States, the pro-
ceeds to 90 to erect monument to La
favette in Paris for 1900.
Judge f. II. Sullivan, who has just
returned from the Klondike, has been
filling the appointments in this county
of Judge Chase, who was taken sick, and
was therefore unable to speak himself.
Judge Sullivan spoke Tuesday night at
Johnson, the following night at Ewarts
Vile, and Thursday night at Guy. He
takes up the populist platform, showing
it's many vagaries and inconsistencies,
and proves that it is platform OF gilt
tering generalities only. The judge is a
sound reasoner, and his work will bear
fruit November Sth. At each OF his
meetings he is followed by E. c. Warm
or, democrat, OF Colfax, who briefly dis
cusses state issues, and advocates the
election OF the republican legislative
ticket, believing that inasmuch as the
democrats have ne legislative ticket in
this district, and the democrat must
choose therefore between the republican
and the populist nominees, the choice
mnst be in favor of the republicans as