Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-04
Neil Stewart Jr. sundayed in

again seen on the streets.
Harry Anderson is down from
Spokane for few days.
~. J. VanBruggen has returned
from business trip to Spokane.
Mrs. Will Hall is here from
Seattle visiting Pullman friends.
Mrs. N. j. Gentry was seriously
i'll Tuesday, but is now improving.
Mrs. j. N. Scott and baby have
returned from a visit with Spokane
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane leave today for
the Sound and will likely locate in
Tacoma.
John Gibson, who with Mrs. Glib
son. wintered in California, was in
Pullman Monday.
Word has been received here OF
the death IN Arizona of Geo. H. Pilch-
err. formerly in business in this city.
WEN. Ricketts, left Wednesday
for Marysvle, B. c., where he will
look after mining interests during the
summer.
&C. C. McKenna. former agent
of the Interior Warehouse Co. here,
was down from Oakesdale the first of
the week.
&C. H. Morton's family departed
for Waverly, Monday, where Mr..
Morton is now in charge of the Pot
latch Lumber Co.
Some noticeable improvements
have been made in the Marsh Bros.
barber shop, new front adding great
ly to the appearance.
Neil Allen entertained number
of his young friends Wednesday even
ing to celebrate the occurrence of the
18th anniversary of his birth.
Jesse Burgan left Monday on
trip through Montana as salesman
for the Redfern line of ladies suits.
He will be gone several weeks.
W. E. Jaberg has joined the Pull
man colony that has gone into the
rooming house business in Seattle, hav-
ing charge of an establishment of
seventy rooms.
DIR. J. F. Watt. who will be re-
membered by "old timers" as one of
Pullman's pioneer physicians, was in
the city Tuesday. The doctor is now
located at Hool River, Oregon.
ALL the business houses except
the saloons closed yesterday from two
to five o'clock to give clerks and pro-
prietors an opportunity to attend the
Artists Concert at the May Festival.
We have received a copy of ''The I
Asiatic, - publication of interest to
members Of Uncle Sans navy, pub
lished at Cavite, ?. l., Of which S.
G, Chapman, formerly of this city, is
editor.
-Thos Fielding is active despite
the 81 years that have passed since
ne first saw the light of day, and un-
assisted has just completed the paint
ing of the Fielding residence on Mill
tary hill.
VIM. Irwin and family left for
Geneseo, New York, last Monday.
The departure of this excellent fam
lily is regretted by the many friends
they have made during sixteen years.
residence at and near Pullman.
Buyers were here yesterday from
st. Maries, Idaho. looking for heavy
horses. They purchased the team of
big drays from Phil Bickford, paying
him $500 for the two. They also pur-
chased bay mare of Ira Nye, for
S275.
Prof. Timblin was at Palouse
Monday examining the high school
with a view of placing it on the ac-
credited list. He found its work of
a high standard, and hereafter its
graduates will be admitted to the
Freshman class at the State College.
The plans for the Domestic Econ
omy building at the college have been
completed, and it is expected that bids
will be asked within a few days for
its construction, this being the first of
the new buildings brought to the con-
tract stage. The Vet. building may
also be constructed at the same time.
Marion Spawr and jim Baker re-
turned Thursday from Harvey county.
Oregon, where they went overland
about three weeks ago with j. R.
Gulick. The latter. who intended to
take up homestead and stay in Web