Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-27
LOCALS
Small pox is reported at Colfax.

seat last Saturday.
F. 7. Greer, former cashier of
the First National Bank, is in the city.
Fred Carisch, of this city, is
playing with Moscow in the trolley
league"
Attorney Thos. Neill is looking
after the interests of clients at the
county seat.
Herman Seekt, the we'll known
farmer near town has gone to Gold
fields. Nevada.
fuckers orchestra goes to Pot
latch, Idaho, tonight, to furnish the
music for a big dance.
Harry Schla4fer, of the Kerr
Clifford Grain Company, was here
from ColfaX during the week.
Mr.. c. c. Calavan and wife of
Portland, were visiting with Mr.. Cal
avans sister, Mrs. Gildea. last week.
F. A. Keller and wife have come
to Pullman from Kansas City, Mr.. X.
having entered the employ of the Bur-
gan Emerson Co.
~ The public school students will
not be so far behind the college this
season, and will publish their first
dfapp,,o1 ~ in a fayu Nuoolyc
The contract for the manufacture
of the brick to be used in the new
college building will be let by the
board of control next Friday.
The first games of the trolley
league were played last Sunday, Mos
cow defeating Palouse by a score of 5
to 0, and Rosalia defeated Colfax by
8 to 6.
Fred Libby, student from Spo-
kane, who went to Walla Walla with
the cadets last week, was stricken
with spinal meningitis, but is now re-
ported as improving.
r. S. Tucker has sold his resi-
dence property on Methodist hill to u.
&. Law Ter, who is moving here from
Albion to become local agent for the
Interior Warehouse Company.
FOUND. - A carriage-robe and
whip. Owner can have same by call
ing at my room, 1923 Ferry Hall, prov
ing property, and paying cost of ad.
John H. BrislaWn.
The growing demand for driving
horses was emhasized last Saturday
when w. M. Porter sold five head of
light drivers at an average of $50 per
head. The horses were taken to Spo-
kane.
Eugene Ringer and Bert Kincaid
left Tuesday for the upper Snake riv-
er where Mr.. Ringer has a bunch of
about forty head of cattle at Cache
Creek bar which he expects to bring
out with him.
C. H. Morton has gone to Waver-
ly to take charge of the yard of the
Potlateh lumber company at that
place. He will remove his family to
that city as soon as he can make the
necessary arrangements.
Ed Harvey and wife leave Mon
day for two weeks trip to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Cal. In the
latter city Mr.. H. will "kick over
the traces" with other Mystic Shrin-
ers, the grand lodge meeting in con-
vention at that place being the attrac-
ton.
The Degree of Honor held very
pleasant session at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Hill on Tuesday afternoon, Ap-
I'll %. There We're three new men,
bers added to the order. Delicious
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served by Miss Leila assisted bv
little Miss Alta.
DIR. Harris Is having some quite
extensive improvements made in the
Webb residence which he is fitting up
for hospital. A surgical room is
being built out on the north side of
the second story. This room will be
built with an eye to perfect cleanli-
ness. a concrete floor and enamelled
wall making it possible to easily ster-
ilize it before all operations.
A BARRIERS trust is the latest. the
BARRIERS of Pullman and surrounding
towns having combined on a new
schedule of prices, the figures being
raised in number of cases. The
most notable increase is in the price
of hair cut, which will now cost az
cents. 1t will also cost you ten cents
extra hereafter if you want the back
of ypur pppLy sba,rol -. er.