Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-18

her parents at Genesee were telegraphed
tor yesterday.
We are closing out a large. line Of
cups and saucers ut less than
cost. Dent Il Butler.
Ed Claussen, of the firm of Clauss sen
4 Co., left for Walla Walla last Mon-
day, where he goes to spend the winter.
Don't forget to visit the Bazaar at the
Mission Rooms, on Cham
bers street, tonight and the rest of this
week.
The Northern Pacific Elevator Go.
has resumed buying wheat at this
point, the price paid being 45c per
bushel. .lt
l.. f. Harris and wife, of Dayton,
WASH, have been here for the past
week. Mr.. Harris is here settling up
the Menomy estate.
Misses Anna Vorie Work and Anna
Mott, who were here attending the
Ward-Goddard wedding, departed for
their home in Missouri last Saturday.
Dan Jennings and sister, Mrs. d. 8.
Dent, left yesterday for Paulina, Iowa,
being summoned their by n telegram,
stating the serious illness of their
mother.
The Sisters # tx" st. Aloysius Acad-
en.y will have on exhibition Saturday
afternoon, at the Sisters school, speci-
mems Of fancy work made by the pup
lis of that school.
J. s. Vincent, who took Kay l..
Thompson's place IN the TELLER force
while the latter went east, has ac-
cepted a position on the new paper,
the Lewiston Eagle.
All are invited to bring presents for
their friends to the Methodist Christ
mas Tree, Christmas Eve. Short liter
ary and musical program. All are
welcome. Santa Claus will be there.
Editor Leland was seen on the streets
again last Friday. This Is his first ap-
pearance now for some months. He
made the walk to the post Office and
return, unaided. His wonderful vital.
ity will preserve him yet many day.
The exhibition of sparring given al
the Athletic Hall on Saturday night
between Casey, Lusk and Wilber, was
we'll attended. In his bouts with
Lusk and Wilmer, Casey showed him
self to he clever sparrer and hard
hitter. ss
Rev. Gum, of Walla Walla, WHIT
was to occupy the pulpit at the Presby
terrain church OH last Sabbath, bu
owing t0 the delay Of the boat was un
able to do go, will, instead, hold serie
Of meetings, lasting throughout th'
week and over the Sabbath.
The citizens are awake to the impor
tance of securing the Agricultural, Col
lege. A commission of two will b
sent this week to present lewiston
interests at the legislature. 1t i
thought now that Jas. w. Reid. ant
Robert Schleicher will consent to 60.
| Kay l.. Thompson and wife returne'
ON the boat Monday last and are stoE
ping for the present with Mrs. L
Rowley. They will soon, however, re
move to the Larson property on
street. Kay, smiling and happy, N
sumed his work OH the TELLER Tuel
day last.
A. F. Parker, Of the Grangeville Ere
Press, was In the city this weeh
He is taking no stock, he says, In til
senatorial contest, but is interested I
locating the agricultural college IN
any scheme proposed for the openin
, and development Of the great interit
country, whose interests he has I
heart.
Miss Helen H. Newman arrived hel
Saturday ffom Grangeville and lett 4
her home In southern Idaho on MOI
!. days steamer, after . prolonged viz
to her sister, Mrs. A. r. Parker. N
Parker accompanied her this FIR q
sher journey, and himself returns
Ihome this morning. He say1 4
2 stage road over the mountain h vt
Z dusty.
II Lewistou's new Newspaper win
J. christened the Lewiston Eagle q
the iirst issue will appear some time
January. The proprietofs, Wilmar
|, 4 Smith, are 1t work now opening
n the cases and distzibuting the tyI
{. They have secured rooms In the Mo
r. ley building at the site once occupi
y by, the Gem Restaurant.
81 WeddinS 0ollA
Ell WARDA.GOD ODDARD On Thu
of day last, Dec. llth, Nr. Frank Wa