Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-01-15
THE NEWS OF THE CITY.
Record of Happenings of a Week
in Pullman.
what People are Doing and how
= They are Doing it.

I The annual meeting OF stockholders
and election of officers of the First
National bank was held Tuesday. The
directors elected for the ensuing year
were Alfred Coolidge, Cash N. Gaddis,
P. w. Chapman, j. EJ. Humphrey and
D. p. Wilson. j.. Humphrey was re-
elected president; A. Coolidge vice pres
ident and C. n. Gaddis cashier. A div
idend of three per cent. was declared,
payable at once, the healthy condition
of the banks affairs making the pay
Ament of semi-annual dividends possible.
DR.. Powell has about recovered from
his recent severe illness. He had
planned to take month vacation,
commencing Jan. 10Th, but his sickness
made q change of plans necessary, but
he now expects to start about February
1st for California, where he will stay for
a couple of weeks. His intention is to
visit the orange orcherd, of which he re-
Gently became possessed, but which he
has never as yet seen.
--George's operate minstrels will APP
pear in the auditorium next Monday
night; Wednesday night "In Gay Paris, "
with its twenty pretty girls and ten com
edans, will hold the boards, and "Da-
mon and Pythias," that always popular
play, is billed for Monday evening, Jan
uary oath.
-Robt. Pfel, Of the Palace market,
came near losing the thumb of his right
hand Wednesday, by slip Of the saw
with which he was cutting up soup
bone. The end OF the thumb was nearly
severed, but DIR. White thinks it will
grow on again. he having sewed it in
place.
Miss Josie Stewart gave party at
her home to her friends last Wednesday
evening, the occasion the twentieth an
niyersar, of her birth. The eYeniIy yWas
most pleasant one, various forms OF
amusement being INDUCED in, and a
bounteous birthday supper served. I
j. f. Hill took sleigh load of young
people to the spacious home Of Monroa
Bryant, a few miles from town, Tuesday
evening, where they were made welcome
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, and the even
ing was made merry with cards and
dancing.
AT the Congregational church to-
morrow Rev. Mason will preach on the
subject, "a Jewel in the Mud" in the
evening, "Young Ieople and Amuse-
ment."
"A merry party was over from Mos
COW, Monday evening, enjoying the fine
sleighing, They partook OF an oyster
supper at the Palace while here.
Judge Mcdonald has placed McGil-
very's bond at $6000 so it is more than
probable that Archie will rest in Jail
pending his appeal.
A. B. Jackson, of Spokane, travelling
freight agent of the Burlington railroad,
was here Tuesday visiting his brother,
H. j Jackson.
&C. II. Buell., manager for Blackman
Bros. & Co., will leave tomorrow for a
two weeks visit to Walla Walla and
Portland.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hodges,
at Evansville, on Wednesday, Jan. 18th,
daughter.
Mrs. Carl King and children are Wis
iting Mrs. Kings parents at Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Donaldson, OF
Johnson, were here Wednesday.
Hoe Cake soap contains no free alkali
and no worthless filling. BRAGG.
-Chas. Howard and wife were over
from Moscow Thursday.
Sam Ellis and wife, Of Coliax, were
IN the city Wednesday.
Don't ruin your eyes, but get spec
tacles Of DR.. White.
j. L. Babb, of Lewiston, was in the
city Wednesday.
Choicest candies and candied fruits at
Guesnier's.
E. S. Burgan is spending few days
at Latah.
Geo. w. Reed has returned from his
visit east.
w. H. Miller is here from Colfax.
S1sa'aaaas at Qn., Whita's,.