Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-03-25

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terday.
Prof. Barnum is visiting in
Spokane.
One week from tomorrow is
Easter Sunday.
Prof. Darrow and wife visited
Spokane this week.
-Wilford Allen was in Spokane
the first of the week.
DIR. keener, one of Moscow's
dentists, ives in our city Friday.
Miss Daisy Campbell, of Mos
COW, is visiting in Pullman this
week.
John Savage has applied for
tho position of teacher of the Whe.
Ian school.
The trial of Campbell, of Col
fax, for murder, has been postponed
till the June term of court.
DIR. Nelson is at Walla Walla
exam lining reported caae..of CLAN
ders among some horses in that To-
cality.
-Palousers havs not been brag-
ging much this spring about their
famous climate, but look out for big
crops in the fall.
Ride an Imperial bicycle for the
thrilling and healthful delight and
comfort of it. J.W. BURGAN,
2lt3 Agent.
-Messrs. Don Rvrie, Chas.
Hooper, Fisher, and several other
Moscowites attended the Masonic
meeting in this city last night.
Thirty eight ladies of our town
participated IN the w. r. G. sewing
bee yesterday, for the benefit of our
volunteers at Manila.
DR.. King, of the King Optical
Co., of Spokane, will be at the Pal
ace hotel parlor April 1lth. See
him if you need glasses.
Pullman Lodge, no. 80, l. O.
0. F., is making arrangements for
a big blowout in their hall next
Monday evening in honor of Grand
Master w. H. Ward, who will visit
the order at that time. Oriental
Lodge, No. q, and Eastern Rebekah
Lodge, No. 81, of Palouse, will par.
ticipate in the exercises.
&-Drs. White and Wilson per-
formed delicate surgical oper a tion
this week upon Mary Young, the
daughter of Henry Young, for the
removal of an abcess of the skull,
caused by disease of the ear. The
operation was entirely successful,
and the patient has been resting
easily and has shown marked i'm.
provement since the operation.
Rev. H. C. Mason of Pullman,
Rev. w. J. Wright of Colfax, and
Prof. J. G. Muermon of Moscow
have been selected as judges of the
annual oratorical contest of the
college students, which occurs in
the college auditorium on the night
of March 31st. The contestants
who will compete for the gold medal
are Leo r. Totten, Miss Daisy Bus.
hey, Alonzo Wells, Leo O. Meigs,
Miss Lucy McCroskey and E. Cyrus.
j. T. Brown, Deputy Head Con-
sui Modern Woodmen of America.
10 in the city organizing a lodge.
This is the original order of Wood.
craft and is the largest and cheap
est fraternal insurance order in ex-
istsnse, its present mem bership be.
ing over $4,000, and owing TO its
selected territory and selected risks
10 providing safe insurance at an
average cost Of $3.50 per $1,000 per
annum. 1ts
The city council is having
trouble with the prspristora of card
rooms in this city, and the matter
will probably be. taken into the
courts. The council recently passed
an ordinance placing a license of
$3.50 per annum on each table
where cards are played for merch-
andise or checks, excepting the
saloons. The proprietors object to
this, claiming that it is class legis-
lation. and have employed an attor.
ney To fight the case on the grounds
that the council has no right to tax
one and not the. ether. The saloons
insisted that the cardl rooms be