Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-18
LOG A L S

"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Tower. Sunday.
-Jno. G. Gibson was in the city
from Moscow during the week.
The public school will close for
the summer vacation next week.
"A. D. Wexler has returned from
business trip to Entiat. Wash.
Senator Peter McGregor was TAX
ing in the InterschoIastic last Satur-
day.
Mrs. w. E. Reed will return to-
morrow from her visit in Heppner,
Oregon.
VIM. Brooks left yesterday for
Standpoint. Idaho, via the covered
wagon route.
Jesse Burgan will be home to-
morrow from his trip through Idaho
and Montana.
A. T. Fariss is advertising a
closing out sale of his stock of gener-
al merchandise.
Mrs. Stockley C. Roberts will
leave tomorrow for Lincoln. Nebraska.
for visit with relatives.
The Palace hotel has been leased
by A. W. Dawson, who is now in
charge of that establishment.
Representative Hugh Sherfey was
over from the county seat Saturday to
witness the sports of the high school
athletes.
Mrs. R. w. Thatcher and child
rem will leave tomorrow for Nebraska,
where they will visit relatives for
number of weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Pearce and little son
will leave tomorrow for Arden, Wash.
to visit for couple of weeks with the
family of John Pearce.
"A number of our people went over
to Moscow Tuesday to "see the ele-
phant," the Norris & Rowe circus
showing there at that time.
The GAR. encampment has been
definitely decided upon for June 9Th,
9th and 7th, in Reaney's park. The
second day, the 9th, will be given up
entirely to the W.R.C.
Harry Mckenzie was up from
Wawawai Tuesday. He reports
many of the orchards as entirely I'M
damaged by the frost, the outlook be-
ing excellent in a majority of the or
chards.
Tuesday was official cleanup day,
but if you neglected your duty at that
time, you are under no obligations to
wait until another year rolls around
before cleaning the rubbish off your
premises.
Fred Carisch, of this city. who
has been playing baseball with the
Moscow team. has resigned from the
team, the Moscowites having lost his
respect after their exhibition last Sun
day, they having quit game with
Colfax in the fourth inning.
President E. A. Bryan lectured
before good sized audience at the
Sunnyside public school last Monday
evening. and on the following day ad-
dressed the state Sunday School con-
vention at North Yakima. He re-
turned to Pullman Wednesday.
Professor Waller ard M. X. Sny-
der were at Ritzville the latter part
of the week looking over the situation
relative to the proposed sewer system
which will be installed during the
summer. A spetic tank will be put in
in connection with the system. Mr..
Snyder will have charge of the work
during part of the summer vacation.
In a recent letter to President
Bryan, the imperial German Agricul
tural Attache to the United States.
Herr N. Kaumanns. asks for informa-
ton regarding arrangements for a trip
through the state some time in June
or July. He desires in particular to
see parts of the state where the land
is still untitled but adaptible for set
Element.
Herbert Mohundro, lad of about
10 years of age, from Charleston. was
arrested here last Sunday on complaint
of Idaho authorities, who charged him
with various misdoings in Idaho towns.
ne having run away from his home
Thursday, and that night broke into a
lunch counter at Potlatch Junction,
where he stole sos and couple of
revolvers.
"A few friends and the Ladies Aid