, 1881-06-04


John Haley, jr. Of Pendlesou. is in tn
city.
Frank r. Dunn. of Pendletop, is in th'
city.
Mn. O. B. Logan is visiting relatives IL
Dayton.
Lehman Blum, of Peudlet,u, Oregon, is il
the city.
W. B. Frye. Of Portland. Is in the city oil
business
]. E. Thielson, Of the o. R. & n. Co. i
in the city.
Toney Mother Of the Portland Ssandana
is in the city;
Rev. Chamberlain has left on q .-isit {;
old friends in California
Capt. Tomiison and lady, of Portland
Oregon. are IN the city.
Miss Nellie Gordon is going TO Pomeroy
to pass few weeks with relatives.
Dan1 Dwight and E ". Farrow, hav.
returned to Umatiils's county seat.
E. wilmot Farrow. deputy clerk of Una
tilla county. paid us 4 pleasant visit
John P. Vollmer, one of Lewistou's heav.
les. merchants, is visiting friends in the city.
The ladies of the Episcopal school viii
sing in the service on "Wednesday evening.
TheMusical Committee for the 4th of July,
are working to make their end grand sue
cess.
Capt j. T. Burns has returned to DAYTON
after having attended Decoration day cere.
MONIES
Mrs. Thomas, under the ehaPcroaage OF
Chief Justice; took her departure for Cclsax
yesterday.
There are now over 70 members in the
Oratorio Society, comprising many OF Our
best people.
Three sweet damseis called at the STATES
NAN office lust to see how the press works. y
They we're SATISFIED.
Mrs. Vantine, Of Portland, who ha, Leen
vising the family Of ": G; Kirkman, Esq,
has returned TO her home
Brevet Brigadier General Frank Whea.
ton Will visit Cheney, Sprague, and other
points on the line of the n. =. railroad.
MIR. and Mrs Geides have accepted an
invitation to assist IN the singing at the
closing services of ST. Paufs school on
Wednesday evening.
Lieut. UliO is in the city GU leave OF abb
sence for An extended period. He likes our
city 50 much that he intends t0 remain here
several days He has made many friends
during lis stay Ter he Is = very pleasant
gentleman.
Rev. McConkey has accepted a call TO take
the passionate OF the Church OF the Nativity
(EpiseopaD in Lewiston We are sure that
Mr. McConkey will make many friends and
build up strong church in our neighbor
city.
Col ii. C. Page gave us a call this mnrn-
ing, look ing hale and heartier than We have
seen him for yaars. He says that he has
come to the conclusion, that this world .
made for individuals as well Is for corpora.
tions.
Mr. Lonis Dusenbery, Of the great huusc
of Dusenberry Bro,hers, has returned home
after prolongued absence in San Francisco
ard other plices East Like all who have
been away some time he is well pleased with
the progress the city, snd country generally
has made. We welcome him home.
pal Church Of the Nativity, at Lewiston. l.
T. appointed by Bisnop Tuttle on Thursday,
May 10th. consisting Of Messrs- j. P. Voll-
ner, A. F. Parker, John Bearsley, ". B.
Cooper, Jasper Rand apd Fred Kroutenger
met and appointed John Bearsley, treasurer;
Fred Kroutepaer. secretary. The commit
tee decided to engage pe.mincnt pastor.
Special orde-s No. %. paragraph g. details
Capt. Charles B-ndire to proceed to Oregon
city on public business. The Captain will
confer with Prof Condor, aud from there
will proceed to Esstern Oregon Sith detail
Of mtn TO- hunt for fossils. bugs. etc. We
would respectfully refer the captain to stop
at the Eugene city hotels, where he can get
full supply Of ''bugs." at comparatively
small cost, either a la natural or in Juice.
Bishop Tuttle started this morning on the
overland stage on his way home, where he
expects to arrive in September next He
will visit all the places in Idaho, embracing
the Saw Tooth range Wood river, and may
possibly 90 into Montana. His Grace made
many friends here as well IS in Lewist n and
DAYTON. While in Lewiston he started a
church OH solid basis. also in Dayton he
established church which Is now in flour
ishins condition.
Louis Schwabacher. Of Boise City. is now
visiting our city. and is welcomed as an old
friend by all our old tine residenters. Louis
is an energetic and poplar young gentleman,
and the head of one of The foremost business
houses in Idaho, and doing trade with the
whole surrounding country. Personally We
are under many obligations for many kind
ness-s in our old Bohemian days, when "a
friend in need was friend indeed" May
our old friend '.liye lonc and prosper"