Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-20

Geo. Ford was familiar form on
the streets during the week.
&C. W. Weythman, of Spokane, is
new clerk in the First National
Bank.
~ L. c. Richardson and family are
over from Grangeville visiting their
Pullman friends.
Harry Austin is now in Siver's
barber shop, where he will work till
Aug. Goth. when he leaves for Harvey
county.
Ira Clark ct al returned from the
fishing trip to Chatcolet Tuesday.
None of the party have much to say
about fish, however.
Geo. Ricthey and wife will leave
Tuesday for a few days near Waha
lake, in Idaho. where Mr.. R. has a
quarter section of Idaho soil.
Mrs. j. A. Hungate has gone to
Spokane to visit the family of her son
James, whose household was increased
by visit of the stork Thursday.
LOST-Between the Burgan- Emer-
son corner and Bragg's store, an East
ern Star pin. Finder please return
same to Miss Maude Benton.
The Union Service tomorrow,
Sunday, evening will be held at the
Congregational church, the Rev. R. C.
Sargent preaching the sermon.
&C. T. Foster, who has been in
Spokane in the produce business for
several months past, has returned to
Pullman. having disposed of his Spo-
kane business.
&C. B. Duncan has rugged up an
outfit, and will drive out around the
country buying veal, poultry and other
country produce. c. T. Foster will
= be in charge of the produce store here
meantime.
| John Roberts is now in charge of
| the N. P. coal bunkers in this city. a
raise in salary having come with the
new responsibilities. Mr.. Roberts has
lately invested in quarter section of
| the fertile Canadian farm lands.
E. w. Weinberg of Colfax and
W. D. Henry and A. B. Baker of this
city were appointed as board of APP
praisers to appraise the stock of gen.
eral merchandise of A. T. Fariss which
work they have been doing the last
few days.
j. r. Brown, referee in bank
! ruptcy, was over from Colfax We'd
nesday looking after the Fariss stock.
Mr.. Brown states that the goods will
likely be disposed of in lump and
that they will not be placed on the
market to demoralize retail trade.
-Chas. Branham sold his stock and
other personal property at public sale.
Wednesday. at the Branham farm at
Whelan, and will remove with his
family to Pullman. The residence on
the farm burned last fall, and will not
be rebuilt.
"A. Castleman, recently from Mos
COW. has purchased the Economy store,
lately conducted by Perkins & Kanne.
and is now in charge of that establish
ment. New goods will be added, and
the store made up-to-date in every
particular.
Mrs. Stockwell, of Berkeley,
CAL, owner of the brick building oc-
cupied by the Burgan-Emerson Co.. is
here looking after her property inter
ests. She is accompanied by her SON
in-law, w. G. Needham. who will
superintend the putting of new roof
on the building, as we'll as the making
of other contemplated improvements.
George W. Clous. Optician, Will
again visit Pullman Wednesday and
Thursday, July "a and %, and may be
found at Watts Pharmacy. He will
examine your eyes without charge and
fit them to your perfect satisfaction.
If you need glasses or new lenses in
your frames it will pay you to see
him. All work guaranteed.
Mat Harmelius. who has been so
faithful as N. P. section boss here for
a number of years past. has been pro-
NOTED as assistant road superintendent,
and will make his headquarters at Spo-
kane. Mr.. H. will leave for his new
duties Sunday, the family to follow
later. The local Odd Fellows, of
which order Mat has been valued
member, will hold social session in