Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-16
L &C A L S

j. r. Chenoweth was in Spokane
the early part of the week.
John Klemgard and wife welcomed
boy in the family last Saturday.
j. H. Mckenzie was up from Wa
wawai the early part of the week.
-Mesdames M. c. Gray and Harry
Douglass were in Spokane Monday.
Neil Stewart Sr. transacted bust
ness in Spokane the early part of the
week.
Jesse Burgan went to Spokane
Sunday afternoon. returning home
Monday.
Miss Stella Perkins, of Colfax was
visitor in Pullman the early part of
the week.
Cashier Brewer, of the First Ma
tional Bank. is in the coast cities for
few days.
Rev. Marvin. who returned from
the coast last Saturday, has been at
home nursing a case of grippe most
of the week.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Dur
ham bull. Enquire of T. Blink,
Spring Flat.
F. H. Whitman returned Monday
from Seattle, where he had been for
couple of weeks.
Ed. Harvey went to Seattle Thurs
day to attend the funeral of Miss
Roxie Palmerton.
j. l.. Wallace, one of the prom
inent citizens of Albion, was a Pull
man visitor Monday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will give
dime tea at the Baptist church on
Wednesday afternoon, March 20.
Professors Beach. McDermott. and
Sampson are on the west side this
week doing teachers institute work.
This has been a week of season.
able though most disagreeable weather,
March making good its reputation for
cold and buster.
John Weir has purchased the
dray and transfer line of J. R. Gulick,
who will join the Pullman colony in
Harvey county, Oregon.
Frank Davis, of Pomeroy, has
purchased j. T. Armfelds' ranch, east
of town. and will remove his family
here from the Garfield county town.
p. M. Campbell, a former resi-
dent of Pullman, has been here this
week assisting Mr.. and Mrs. R. D.
Olds in their removal to his home near
Spokane.
Lester Folds, nephew of E. S.
Burgan, has come from Higginsville,
Mo-, with his family. and will take
charge of Mr.. Burgan's big ranch
south of town.
F. D. Gelwick has been confined
to his home with sickness ever since
his return from the east last week.
He is now improving, and will be out
in few days.
e. P. Davis and Miss Dollie Reed
were married at Colfax. last Tuesday.
Mr.. Davis has recently purchased the
farm of B. A. Swall, to which he will
remove with his bride.
AT the Baptist Church next Sun
day morning Rev. T. G. Giblett will
speak on 1.-THE Life and Work of St.
Patrick. In the evening the "Ordi-
nance of Believers Baptism will
be observed.
&C. D. Slow is moving his personal
effects to Pataha, near which place he
has obtained stock ranch. Mr.. Slow
has obtained some excellent range,
and will be in position to profit by
the rising values of cattle.
Mrs. W. c. Hodges and baby
are here from Burke. Idaho, this
week, called here by the dea tn of
Daniel Myers, grand father of Mrs.
Hodges. Mr.. Hodges is now employ ed
by the Hecla mining company, at
Burke, as engineer.
Harry Austin has located at Nam
pa. Idaho, where he will work at his
trade till fall, when he will go to
the homestead recently filed on by him
IN Harvey county, Oregon, Ito do
time. Mrs. Austin and Edgar will
join him next week at Nampa.
The W.S.C. Booster Club of Spo-
kane will give reception to the
graduating class of the Spokane High
School on March % in +b No.: .