Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-06-11
THE NEWS OF The CITY,
record of Happenings of Weet
in Pullman,
what People are Doing and how
They are Doing it.

except the thumb one day this week In
noculiar manner. He led fractions
horse to water, having the tie rope
twisted about his hand, when the horse
started to run, The tightening Of the
rope around his hand cut the flesh and
bones entirely through, leaving the four
fingers hanging only by a few tendons.
pr. Powell completed the amputatioh
and dressed the wound. All that is left
oi the mans lett hand is the thumb /
A large number Of the pupils from,
the convent at Cotton came to Pullman
on the train Thursday morning, being
met here bya large wagon, i'll which they
we're conveyed to the grove on the4af1n
]. oi Thos. Savage, two miles from town,
4 in which they picniced during the day,
returning to Cotton on the evening train.
Prof. II. NJ, Lane, of the mechanical
department of the college, has accepted
an offer made him that will take him to
the city of Mexico. He will leave in a
few days to join his family in the east,
and will then go on to Mexico. 1t is not
YET knoTn who will succeed him in the
college.
Mrs. =. J. Taylor and children left
last week for visit in Oregon, but the
pleasure OF the first part OF the visit has
heen somewhat interrupted by the
measles having attacked the children,
he little boy having broken out with
the disease before arriving in Oregon.
Masters Roy and Roscoe Neill, of
fofax, have been staying with their
ghndparents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. P. Allen,
sathis city the past week, Mr.. and Mrs.
ghhs Neill being in attendance at the
ass lodge nesssggs ef the. 1. o. o. f.
n ndDebekah orders at Walla Walla.
-The w. A, G. base bali team left
& Thursday on tour 10 take in Colfax
II and Walla Walla. At the former place
they played the local team Thursday
i afternoon, meeting defeat by score 8 to
Y Yesterday and to-day they play the
Il Whitman college team.
Ordination services will be held in
the Baptist church on Wednesday, the
18th inst. Representatives from all the
baptist churches in the Palouse district,
a'so from the Spokane association, will
take part. Meetings will be held at . 80
YdS;OO p. m.
-lhe surveyors who are running the
line for the branch of the n. r. railroad
10 be built from here, are now encsmped
ast below the Saints home. " on Union
rat, having completed the survey that
Qr.
AIRS. Barrows will speak at the
ehrlstlan church, Tomorrow. morning
4au evening. Subject Of morning SER
hoh, The Philippian Letter." Even
my sermon, "The Oneness of the Cos
pel."
Marshal Lanning announces that
'ne dog tax ordinance is to be given its
4 pef'odlcal enforcement. There's only
oHe Dad thing about the ordinance, and
''at is that it's not enforced all the time.
Mr. and Mrs. E, S. Burgan and Miss
''elia Elbert will leave Tuesday for an
0u.ing on Pend d'Oreille lake. They
VIII go from Pullman by wagon.
Those who attended the Stevens
f'4io recital at the college Tuesday ev-
,h'ng' speak in the highest terms Of the
'ay's ability RS a pianist.
,hVe save money and make home comfort
soy o,e 9y using Blue Flame oil stove. 1t
hn"s out Two cents an hour to run two
See them at Lindley's.
IN the game of base ball at Walla
1'ia Yesterday, between the Pullman
- and Whitman college, the latter
%n by 9 to 7 score.
=, -Mr, and Mrs. W. II. Kincaid and
''S rS Addie Klemgard are visiting in
j. Chadwick and Alfred Coolidge
aere from Colfax Wednesday.
A., W. II. Kyle, of Cotton. was Il Pull
4 N visitor Sunday.
Il h. Mccormack, OF Palouse. " as in
4T city yesterday.
= Nv. Bradbury was over from Mos
\ 's9s Monday.