Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-01-23

of Harrison, Idaho, but a former Pull
mantle, has been transacting business
here the past week. Mr. Mckenzie saws
that he has never fully recovered his
health since the injuries sustained by
him at the time of the hotel fire at Har-
rison two years ago. Mr.. Mckenzie at
the time of the fire jumped from third
story window, and the shock of the fall
laid him up for some time.
e. w. Quares, who has purchased
the interest of Mr.. Welty in ihe Pullman
Hardware Store, is expected in Pullman
next week to assume the management
of the establishment. In the transact
ion, Mr.. Welty becomes the owner OF the
Quarels block, now occupied by the post
office.
Julius Leitch is in the hands of the
Spokane police, having been identified
as one of the two men who were doing
the hold up act in the vicinity of Spo-
kane recently. The prisoner is the
youngest son of Mike Lietch, and spent
his boyhood days in Pullman and Mos
COW.
For the Olympia Opera Company,
tickets will be on sale Monday morning,
at eight O'Clock. Manager Ford wishes
to state that the tickets will all be sold,
and if you want choice seats you will
have to be early on the ground. The
prices are $l.00; 75c, and soc.
( f/-Gay Lombard, cashier of the First
National Bank, will leave the early part
of next week for California, to meet his
father, who is coming to that state from
\ Boston. Mr.. Lombard will be absent
three or four weeks.
j. A. Wilkinson passed through the
city yesterday Ell route from Grangevile
to Spokane. He was joined here by F.
ID. Richardson, who went on to the falls
city with him.
Mrs. Henry Chambers was notified
by wire this morning of the death of her
sisters husband, VIM. Faber, at Port
land She leaves at three o'clock this
afternoon for Portland.
Next week will be a gala one for
theater goers. Two nights of comic op-
era, and Marie Wainwright in Twelfth
Night" You can't afford to miss any
of them.
Mrs. E. A. Bryan expects to leave
tor the east in a couple of weeks, to
make an extended visit. She will view
the worlds fair at St. Louis before re-
turning.
young ladies entertained their
friends of the sterner sex at leap YEAR
dance, in Odd Fellows hall, last evening.
About fifty couples were on the floor. I
Rev. Mason is to lecture at the COLL
ege chapel next Thursday morning at / |
O'Clock, OH "Some Signs of the Times y
The public is invited.
The Olympia Opera Co. has given
the best of satisfaction, having this week
played return engagement at Spokane
to crowded houses.
L. II. Alger, for the past three or
four months in the employ of the Pull
man Hardware Store, has gone to Port
land.
Call at the HERALD office when YOU
need Office or wedding stationery, cards,
or other printed matter.
NO ice yet, and the ice men are be-
ginning to get little nervous. But
there's lots of time yet
"A Good Templars lodge has been
organized in this city, with charter
membership of twenty.
Mrs. D. Il. Miller visited her daught-
er, Mrs. JaW. Johnson, at Oakesdale the
early part of the week.
"A well-pleased audience witnessed |
"Hnman Hearts" at the auditorium last
Thursday evening.
The Baptist church will give Val
entine socirl on Saturday evening, Feb
18th.
w. L. Lyon went to Albion yester-
day on business connected with his firm. |
-Chas. Bull is here from Ellensburg
visiting w. A G. friends.
james Kitchen is visiting his brother,
S. G Kitchen, at Troy.