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

The caususes for the nominating of
delegates to be voted upon at the repub-
lican primaries next Wednesday, will
be held next Monday evening at eight
o'clock The caucus for North Pullman
will be held in G.. A. r. hall, and Is
names, twice the number to be elected,
are to be nominated. In South Pullman,
the caucus will be held in city hall, and
% names must be presented, as the del
egaton from this precinct will number
eleven.
Prof. Fulmer, who was granted
leave of absence by the board of regents
at the late session, left Wednesday for
California, and from there will go to St.
Louis, aud will also visit his old home
in Nebraska before returning. This is
the professors first vacation after a
number of years of strenuous work for
the college, and his release from the har-
ness for a few weeks will undoubtedly be
duly appreciated by him.
-Sophronia, wife of A. b. Ford, died
at her home a few miles east of town,
Saturday night, April 23rd, after a short
illness brought on by measles. The de-
ceased was about 80 years of age. Fu-
neral services were held Monday, at
Moscow, being conducted by Rev. DR..
Hays, of Pullman.
-Richardson's grocery department. has
been consolidated with their recently
purchased Whitehouse drygoods store,
and with new goods now arriving, will
have one OF the most up-to-date general
merchandise establishments in the
country.
Frank Siver, the popular shaper of
boards, has purchased the w. A. c..
barber shop, and is now proprietor of
that well-known and largely patronized
establishment. Mr.. Collins has gone to
Roslyn, where he will conduct a shop.
Lewis j. Wright, manager of the
Farmers Telephone Exchange, returned
to town Thursday evening, and reports
that his lines are now connected with
ColfaX, Elberton and Garfield.
"A special meeting of the Knights of
Pythias was held last evening, and Mes
srs. Earle Browne and "Sandy" Mash
burn were shown all there was in the
goat stable.
The latest Pullman enterprise is the
organization of a city band of about
twenty pieces. The boys will soon hire
an instructor to aid them in their under
taking. .
The baseball game at Johnson Sun
day, between team from Pullman and
the Johnson team, resulted in a victory
for the Johnsonites.
Rev. T. w. Walters will fill the Con.
gregational church pulpit till the arrival
of the new pastor from the east, which
will be in August.
w. L. Lyon has been at Uniontown
on business for the Northwestern Ware
house company this week, returning
yesterday.
Frank Spaulding, who is studying
dentistry in Portland dental college, is
home to spend the vacation with his
parents.
S. e. Robinson, editor Of Chinook" j."
has been IN Spokane this week an busi-
ness connected with the junior annual.
The annual field meet between w.
\. G. and the Z. Of I. occurs on Rogers
field this afternoon,
DR.. SHAY and family are now living
in the new Moss residence near the
Christian church.
Prosecuting Attorney Hanna was in
the city on legal business the early part
Of the week.
The freshmen were winners in the
class field meet at the college Monday
afternoon.
Pres. Bryan and Prof, Waller re-
turned Thursday from a business trip to
the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Hill are here
from Seattle visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Thos. NeiIl and little daughter,
Marjorie, are here from Coliax.
w. A. Donaldson was here from
Johnson Wednesday.
Neil Stewart, Sr., is in Spokane on
business.