Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-29
LOCAL NEWS

Earnest Dennison and Norman
Moss visited Wawawai Sunday.
John H. McCaw, county surveyor
was over from Colfax yesterday.
A. b. Baker made a business trip
to Spokane the first of the week.
For sale-Household furniture.
1904 Star Route. july 20 If
Ed Tower and family are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Towers parents
near Palouse.
Miss Geneva Wilson, of Johnson,
Wash, spent a few days this week
visiting relatives here.
L. NJ Clarkson is moving into the
! Ira Allen residence on State street,
recently vacated by Prof. Ellis.
Several undesirables were arrested
at Colfax last Saturday for refusing
to work when offered employment.
For Rent-Two furnished house
keeping rooms, also single room En-
quire of Mrs. J. e. Nessly. jly 29tf
The place to get bargains every day
Others have discovered it, why not
you? Gem Variety Store jly15tf
The regular morning service will
be held at the Christian church next
Sunday, with a sermon by the pas
| tor, Rev NJ B. Ryan
James c. Farr of Albion has filed
| lis declaration of candidacy for the
nomination for commissioner from
the second district
j S. Fountain, formerly a resident
of Pullman. arrived in town from
! Spokane Thursday and will spend a
week or ten days here.
The union services will be held at
the Christian church next Sunday
night. Rev Robt Brumblay of the w.
T. church will preach the sermon.
d. B. Putnam & Son report the
sale of the f. b. Metcalf farm of so
acres, four miles south of Pullman,
to A. Harbaugh. Consideration $72
Per acre.
Prof Herbert Kimbrough leaves
today for a two-Week's outing on
Pend O'Reille Lake, after which he
viii make a trip through Yellowstone
! National Park.
y For special bargains in wagons
during the next thirty days see L.
B. Stivers, 719 Grand St, jly8 If
Eugene Snyder started a steam
throsher in his grain field two miles
west of Pullman yesterday. This is
the first machine to start operations
in this section this season.
Chas. Starr was in from his ranch
Wednesday trying to find a thresh-
ing outfit to thresh his grain. Mr..
Starr reports a good yield of fall
sown grain, which is in the shock
Harmon Scott has purchased the
Herman 'Seekt property on the corner
of West Main and State streets. Con-
sideration $500 Mr.. Scott will make
extensive Improvements in the prop
erty.
Mrs. II. L. Oliver and little son,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p Allen, for the
past two months, left Tuesday for
their home near Klamath Falls, Or
egon.
Mrs. J, T. Stanger of Lacrosse was
fatally injured in a runaway acct
dent near that city last Sunday, death
following the next day at Dayton,
where she had been taken for med
ical treatment.
Miss Florence G. Ryan, who has
been teaching in Canada, and is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. e. Gown,
at Wapoto, Wash, will be in Pullman
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. NJ
B. Ryan, after the holidays.
n. NJ. Ferguson, of Cotton, was
drowned last Saturday in Brood wat
+ natatoriup Re was swimming in
the pol when stricken with heart
disease, and although promptly res
cued was dead when taken out.
Mr., and Mrs J. E. Nessly return
ed Thursday from a three weeks
trip to their ranch near Boundary,
Wash. Their son Leonard, who ac-
companied them, will VISIT in Spok-
ane a few days before returning to
! Pullman.
Charley and Frank Zalesky, the
Pullman tailors, have purchased a
tailor shop at Republic, Wash. Char
! ley viii leave about the middle of the
month to take the management of