Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-03-26
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a winters visit in California.
w. NJ, Porter is selling his house
hold goods preparatory to leaving Pull
man.
The athletic association is at Gene
see today, where it will give an exhibi-
tion tonight.
The glee club is expected home from
it's tour tomorrow. Its trip this season
has been series of triumphs.
Jesse Burgan went to Spokane yes
terday on business trip, and will re-
turn the early part of the week.
DR.. w. F. Galbraith, of Lewiston,
was here the first OF the week, the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. w. l.. Lyon.
PROF. and Mrs. McIntire expect to
spend several weeks this coming summer
visiting friends in the eastern states.
-" Uncle Toms Cabin with the
double complement of Marks, Topsles,
ETC., will be here next Thursday even
ing.
Architect Swain is preparing plans
for the two-story brick building to be
erected on the corner of Main and Grand
streets.
"A minstrel show and an "Uncle
Tom aggregation both in one week.
That's what Pullman will have on its
hands next week.
Wade & Wards minstrels, one of
the biggest and best companies on the
road, will play at the auditorium on
next Wednesday night.
Postmaster Allen has just added a
fine new Hall safe to the postofiee equip
ment to replace the antiquatedfone that
has done duty for so many years.
F. E. Hawley left yesterday for
Portland, from where he will go to Ritz
vile, where he will be located this sum-
mer as agent for the Pacific Coast Ele-
vatOr Co.
Editor Gibbs, of the Cotton News
Letter, was here Thursday, coming this
far to meet the party of Gov. Mcbride,
and escort it to Cotton, where the gov
ernor spoke Thursday evening.
The Whitman county teachers in
stitute will be held at Colfax, commence
ing Monday, April 4th, and continuing
five days. All the teachers OF the local
public school will attend, consequently
the pupils will be given weeks vaca
ton.
-Seventy-fve Knights participated in
the social session of the X. of p. lodge
last Monday evening. The rank of
Knight was conferred upon Messrs.
Richardson, Gustin and Moore, after
which the banquet hall was the scene of
action.
j. D. Hoag has purchased the post
Office store of Mr.. McIntire, and assumed
the management of the establishment
this week. Mr.. Hoag and his family
have removed here from Palouse, and
are again welcomed AS residents of the
artesian city.
Eugene Ringer and family left yes
terday for Asotin, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Ringer expects to put
in the most of the summer on his stock
range on Snake river, some 60 miles
above Lewiston, to which point he will
take his sheep and cattle.
Hon. w. L. LaF0llette was here last
Saturday en- route to his Wawawai home
from Spokane. Monday Mr.. LaFollette
was reported as quite i'll, suffering from
an attack of grippe, but he speedily re-
covered, and is now preparing for the
spring work on his big orchards. He
expects record breaking yield of all va
rieties OF fruits.
Two men were disputing over their
respective churches. Finally one of
them called to a neighbor who was pass
ing by and asked his opinion as to
which was the only church in which to
be saved. Said he: q have been haul
ing wheat to the mill nigh on to forty
wears. Now there are several roads
leading to the mill. Sometimes I GO
one and sometimes another. And never
yet, friends, has the miller asked me
which road took, but he always asks:
is your wheat good ""-Ex.