Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-02-09
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fsreets again.
/ Billy Reed, headquarters for Furni-
nre, Ankeny building.
/ Mrs. Gritman of Palouse is visit
ing relatives in Pullman this week.
/ Emmett Dix was called home by
the sickness of his father at Garfield.
| -Thos. Savage is mending after
|, tussel of several days with the
Agrippe.
I C. Darland of Palouse is visit
iro his son and daughter who are of
this city
Mrs. Warfeld of the Palace hotel
liz dangerously i'll with typhoid
pneumonia
Professor Elliott went to the
/ West Side on business on Wednesday
/ of this week.
Mrs. May, of Whelan, sister of
\Mr. Prater, is spending the week with
Ter brother in this city.
Little Anona Charleston, who has
been i'll with whooping cough for the
last three weeks, is better.
F. C. Townshend, bookkeeper at
the State Bank, has just purchased a
500 horse of a Lewiston party.
Rev. Mr.. Marvin has been suffer-
ing with la grippe for the last few
/ DAYS. He is up and around now.
Mrs. R. C. Sargent went to Col
fax last Sunday to deliver an address
to the C. w. B. M. of that city.
Found-A ladies' fur boa. Owner
can have same by identifying property.
F. F. Nader.
Professor Charlotte Malotte has
been unable to attend classes the last
day or so on account of an injured
foot.
&C. A. Moss is preparing to build
two new buildings on College hill.
The structures will be ideal modern
cottages.
"A telegram from E. S. Burgan on
Thursday states that he is stranded at
Prosser. owing to washout on the N.
p r X at that nlaca
Ranch for Rent-262 acres three
miles south of town. viii rent for
from one to three years or more. APP
ply at Herald office. 20.
Clyde Bland, formerely from
Talispel, Mont, but who has lately
been clerking at Blackmar Bros, is
reported dangerously i'll.
j. j. Van Bruggen went to Sand
point. Idaho, the first of the week on
business. Van expects to invest in a
couple of carloads of apples.
Claude Kinzie, has blood poison
in his hand and is dangerously i'll. A
nurse has been secured from Spokane
to attend him during his illness.
DIR. Nelson went to Freeman over
the electric line last Tuesday. He
states that he much prefers travelling
by electricity than by the cinder route
method.
Miss Elma McCann,, who has
been teaching for the present year at
Plaza, came home i'll with the grippe
this week. She will remain with her
parents until she RECEIVERS.
On Saturday night last, the Pear
son girls entertained a few of their
friends at their home near the city
park. The evening was made pleasant
with music and conversation.
Grant Clark took a cold plunge
last Friday for the amusement of his
friends. He believes infant "immer-
sion' is a good thing but objects to
having it applied to grown-ups.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Harvey will
leave for the West Side next Tuesday
on combined pleasure and business
tour through Seattle and Olympia.
lhey expect to be gone two or three
weeks.
The four inch water main near the
methodist church bursted the first of
the week. That part of the town had
otner connections, however, and they
stlll have access to the water supply of
the city.
Mrs. W. E. Jaberg and Mrs. Geo.
nenry went to Moscow the first of the
week to see Mrs. Layman, their
lhother, who is in the Gritman
hospital. 4 general daclina of health