Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-06-04

HldkillS Oi extensive improvements In
his Main street building, now occupied
by his restaurant and bakery. The
building is being extended 26 feet in the
rear, and second story is to be put on
the entire structure. This will make it
a modern two-story block, 25x72 feet in
ksize. The stairway will be made going
up from Main street, on the west side of
the building, and the second story will
be made into lodging house, the rooms
facing on Main street possibly being
fitted up for offices. The lower floor will
contain the restaurant in the back, with
the store in front. The ovens will also
be built in the rear of the building, and
the baking done on the premises.
The committees for the big picnic
and stock show to be held by Ewarts-
vile grange in Lyle's grove, Union Flat,
are busily engaged making plans these
days, and promise the biggest three days
Imaginable. The business men of Pull
man have responded literally, and many
| fine premiums are TO be hung up. The
dates for the picnic this year are Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday? June 3Oth and
July 1st and End.
Robert B. Spencer and Miss Matte
Poole were married Sunday, May goth,
at the home of the brides parents, in
this city, Rev. w. +. Powell, pastor of
the Baptist church, officiating Both
bride and groom are ex-W.A.C. students,
and their many friends wish them all of
joy and happiness. They are now keep
ing house in their new home on Meth
odist hill.
Mr.. and Mrs s. G. Sargent left last
Saturday for st. Marie, Idaho, where
!, Mr.. Sargent has esta Slished a bank. The
people of Pullman regret their departure
but commend them to the citizens of st.
Maries, to the society and business in
terests of which town they are valuable
acquisition.
The beautiful opera, "Alesia," is to
be repeated by the Glee Club, on We'd
nesday evening, of next week, at the op-
era house. Those who witnessed the
most commendable manner in which
this was produced last winter, insisted
that it be repeated.
Miss Faye Allen returned from Pom
eroy Monday night for the summer va
cation, the Pomeroy school having
closed last week Miss Allen has been
elected as assistant principal OF the high
school for the coming year.
The Whitman county mass conven-
| ton of the Socialist party will be held at
Colfax OH June %, and all members are
expected to be present to assist in or
ganizing the county.
Miss Elya Libby, of WAC, visited
her brother at Whitman College last
week. Returning by Monday evenings
train she was joined at Starbuck by Miss
Faye Allen.
M. j. Chapman returned Thursday
from Dayton, Waitsburg and other towns
in that locality, where he has been for
the most of the month writing insur-
ance.
A license has been issued for the
marriage of Charles E. Thompson, of the
Farmers Hotel, Pullman, and Mrs.
Geneva Hendricks, the housekeeper.
Memorial and Decoration days were
fittingly observed in Pullman this year,
large crowd gathering to participate in
the services of each day.
The word on the sewer is progress
ing, a part near the O.R.&N. track hav-
ing been already laid and the ditch
filed.
Prof. Dumas has just completed the
taking OF the school census, and finds an
even 700 of school age Is to 2l) in the
district.
Mrs. &. B. Wilson left yesterday for
Pendleton, Ore, on business connected
with the Women Of Woodcraft order.
Mrs. Minnie Sargent returned Sun
day from two weeks visit to st. Louis
and other eastern points.
VIM. Chambers came up from Lew
iston Sunday, returning to the river city
Wednesday.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Witheral, Wednesday.