Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-04-30
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RECORD OF THE WEEK

F. d. Richardson is transacting bus
mess at Grangeville.
DR. Whitaker, Palouse physician,
was in town Monday.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Morrow, Tuesday.
d. B. Putnam returned Monday
from short visit to Oakesdale.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne Charleston, Wednesday,
Editor Schick, of the Palouse Re
public, was in the city the early part of
the week.
Fred Kayler has returned from st.
Louis, where he has been attending a
dental college.
DR.. Will Webb was here Tuesday
from Occur d 'Alene to attend the funeral
of Winnie Farr.
The family of J. G. McAninch has
gone to Elbelton, where Mr.. McAninch
is now in charge of O. r. & n affairs.
Republican primary election will be
held next Wednesday. The county con-
vention will be held at Colfax Saturday.
w. D. Outman returned Tuesday
from Prescott, where he was called by
his mothers illness. Mrs. Outman was
much improved when he left her.
The local Odd Fellows celebrated
the 85th anniversary of their order last
Saturday evening, suitable program
being rendered in their hail. while the
banquet was spread in Masonic hall
The first championship game of base
ball was played at the college Wednes-
day, w. A, G. winning over Idaho by a
score of ) too. The game was stopped
in the sixth inning by the heavy rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Blanchard are
the parents of a little daughter, born
Tuesday, the 26th inst Birth announce
ments introduce the young lady to the
public as Bernadine Elizabeth Blanch-
ard.
N. P. Agent Dunning went to Mos
COW, Thursday, in company with spe-
cial land lease agent of the road, The
trip was made on railroad velocipede,
the motive power for which was fur
nished by gasoline motor.
-Messrs. Priest and Finley, of the
committee on ordinances of the city
council, have issued a call for a meeting
at the city hall next Tuesday evening, at
which they propose to discuss the license
proposition with business men.
Next Sunday, May 1st, President
Bryan will preach in the M. f. church
at / a. m. In the evening a great meet
ing will be held when addresses will be
given by Professors Carpenter, Thatcher
and Roberts. \ cordial invitation is ex-
tended to those not attending other
churches.
d. f. Palmer, a recent arrival from
Tennessee, died in this city Thursday
evening, of pneumonia. The deceased
was about 80 years of age, and leaves a
wife and four small children. Mr.. Pal
mer and his family came to Pullman
from Tennessee about four weeks ago,
one of his children being attacked with
scarlet fever shortly after arriving, and
another Of the little ones is now suffer
ing with the same malady. The funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon
at three o'clock. Mrs Palmer and the
children will probably return to their
eastern home as soon as they are able to
travel.
The representatives OF W. C. in
the field meet today will be as follows:
100 yard dash-Thomle, Cowgirl and
Goldman. Broad jump-Nissen, Modat,
Ripley and Goldman. 120 yard hurdles
Barnard Richau and Nilsson. 220 yard
dash-Thomle, Cowgirl and Goldman.
High iump-Hardy, Goodwin, Hammer
and Ripley. 200 yard hurdles-Barn-
ard. Richau and Nissen. 440 yard dash
Nhomle, Cowgirl and Goldman. Pole
vault-Ludwig, Cowgirl and O'Connor.
Shot put-Preston, Goodwin, Thayer
and Hardy. Hammer throW-Thomle,
Thayer and Preston. Mile run-Ander-
son, Chidester. Half-mile run-Ander-
son, Chdester, Thomle, Cowgirl and
Mofat Relay-Thomle, Cowgirl, God
man, Anderson, MofIat and Hammer.