Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-07-02
Miss Annie Howard has gone east

Harry Richardson and Ed. Barber
are here from Nezperce.
Mics Della Allen will represent the
goddess of liberty on the Fourth.
Harry Miller has opened lunch
COULTER in the rear of the Court saloon.
ZThere is great demand for houses
an Pullman this summer, and rents are
on the increase.
\ M. G. True and family returped from
Florence, Wednesday, and win remain
here some time.
Mrs. Chas Marler and son, and Miss
Edna vaignaux, of Moscow, are visiting
Mrs. Oscar Hill.
Prof. Fulmer has gone to Florence
to investigate and report on some min
ing interests there.
"A number of fast horses have al
ready arrived to contest fer the purses
on the 4th and 9Th.
Penelope" crisp and bright. An
hour and half only of lively, laughable
singing and acting.
Ice cream 10 cts; strawberries\ and
cream 10 cts. lemonade 5 cts, at Ford's.
Everything is the best.
Mrs. L. G. Richardson and sons, of
Rock Cut, near Marcus, Wash, are vis-
iting friends in the city.
AT IL O'Clock tomorrow Rev. Smith
will preach to the G. A. r. and w. r.
c., at the M. E. church.
One hundred patterns IN wall paper.
SOC double rolls go at 40c; Soc rolls go at
25c. II. Chambers & Co. 27tf
-Mesdames Archie and Chas. White,
who have been visiting friends at Pa
louise, returned home yesterday.
War badges, in various and beautiful
designs. Be patriotic and wear one.
For sale by Carl King, the jeweler.
"A. A. Marden has returned to Pull
man from Rosalia, where he has been
building residence for Chas Wood.
--Refreshment booths, dancing payil-
| lO1IbS CtNsg sstO UClhk OtCSbON lb val iOun
parts of the town to be ready for the
! Fourth.
j. w. Brown, who lately assumed
proprietorship of the "Joe.Joe" chop
and oyster house, is meeting with good
success, serving many and excellent
meals.
7 The city council last night instructed
the police committee to draw up plans
for new city Jail, and it is probable that
a more modern city bastile will soon be
prepared for the reception of some of the
cty's guests.
-The usual services will be held in
the Baptist church tomorrow. In the
morning at IL the pastor will preach on
"The characteristics of q New Testa-
ment Church" )" and in the evening at 8
on "Christian Patriotism"
Ice cream to be served at FOrd's ice
cream parlors on the 4th and 9th will be
furnished by HazlewoCd dairy, of Spo-
kane. So if you want good cream you
know where to get it. No change in
price. Win have chocolate, vanilla and
strawberry flavors.
The lively, laughable operetta "Pen-
elope," will be heard again at the opera
house on the evening of the Fourth. The
same cast that gave it so successfully be-
fore will appear in same parts again.
Mrs. Windus as "Mrs. Croaker," Miss
Downs as "Penelope," Prof. Darrow as
"pitcher," w. J. Windus as "Tosser,"
and Prof Spillman in his remarkable
makeup as "Chslks" the milk man, in
sure plenty Of fun and good singing.
Rev. ana Mrs. Mason entertained a
number of their friends at their home,
Monday evening, in honor OF Mrs. Ma
sons sister, Miss Kindree, of Vancouver,
B. c.. who Is visiting here. The even
ing was most pleasantly passed, inter
esting contests being arranged which
puzzled the brains OF the guests ne
freshments were served, and the occas-
ion was made most enjoyable one'
--Reaney's park is becoming place
4 nj beauty. Mr.. Reaney has put an I'M
mense amount of labor and expense up
on the grounds, until they are now
nlace Of which the city is justly proud;
The park has been nicely fenced, and
around the whole, on the outside, a
b,cycle track has been built. Inside is
another track, and under the shady pop
lar, elm and ash band stand, dancing
pavallion, numerous seats, half dozen
swings, ETC., have been placed. An ar
tesian we'll forms fountain tnat iur-
nishes the pure, cold water IN proinslon.
The park is hound to become hp popolaI pons
resort, and Mr.. Reaney Is 10 De com,
! fnr the zeal that he has shown |