Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-09-03

Caught on the Fly.

Is Nlslllng IN the city tnlS week.
Frank Boise is slowly recovering
from his recent attack of the fever. "
Miss Tillie Jennings is visiting
the family of ID. S. Dent this week.
Tom Wordon and family were
visiting in Moscow the fore part of the
week.
J. Englis, who has been sick for
some weeks, is able again to be about
the streets.
w. =. Hunt and wife returned Friday
from Spokane, where they had been
for two weeks.
II. X. Barnett expects to order
new Remington type writer to assist in
his official duties.
Will Wood will leave the city soon
to accept "a position with business
firm at San Francisco.
Drs. West and Pilkington and Robt.
Stanton, of the Nez Perce agency,
were in town over Saturday night.
Mrs. Ezra Baird and children left
Friday last for st. Regis, Idaho, where
they will make an extended visit.
w. ID. Robbins and Ed. McConville,
all of the Nez Perez agency, passed
through Lewiston for Moscow Monday.
Miss Josie Welch came down from
Camas Prairie, Saturday, and will re-
main n few days with Mrs. WIN.
Baird.
Judge Rand and family went to
Moscow Monday to attend the Fore
paugh circus which exhibited there
Tuesday.
l.. Stannus and r. Smith visited
Moscow the fore part of the week on
business, and also to attend the Fore
paugh shows.
Mrs. Mary Hill, of Camas Prairie,
well known in this city, is here on a
short visit with her mother, Mrs.
James Kearney.
On Yuen, of On Yuen, Lee & Co., ar
rived in the city last Tuesday from an
extended trip into the Camas Prairie
country and the mines beyond.
Willie Davis, who has been visiting
up on the Potiatch for the past two
weeks, returned home Saturday to get
ready to begin school next Monday.
Judge Norman Buck returned to
Spokane Tuesday after n few days
spent here looking after the interests OF
his real estate in town and stock and
fixtures on the ranch.
J. w. Poe and family returned las,
Friday from their summer resort OF,
Soldier Meadows. An outing in thai
famous locality is a delightful change
from the heat and dust of Lewiston.
S. L. Thompson, Sr.. and Chas. E
Thatcher left Monday for a weeks out
ing on the Asotin. They expect tt
find rest, sport and recreation anon;
the ncted fisherman's haunts of tina
stream.
Rev. Howson b. Terry has just re
turned from a trip to Camas Prairie
He reports his work everywhere to b.
growing in interest. Rev. Terry car
ries into his work an energy and en-
thusiasm which insures success.
Rev. Samuel Wood, of the Presby
: terian church, is holding weekly sci
f vices now at Asotin, where he is al
tracting large audiences. Rev. Woo
| is an interesting talker and able at a
, times to entertain and instruct hi
r hearers.
John w. Denny and Mrs. M. l.. Su
: livan departed Tuesday for San Diegt
California. They will join Nj
: Denny's family at that point where a
expect to remain for some months
y probably permanently. Mr.. Denny n
Z ports that the health of his daughte
e Miss Mary, is greatly improved by tn
II change of climate.
a w. A. Wayland and family wi
n move in from their summer residen'
:, on the mountain the last of the wee
q. and are expecting to occupy the hou
, occupied by them last year. MI
u Wayland and sister, Miss Louden, vi
: teach in the public schools here tn
m year, occupying the same positions he
"a by them last year. Both are excelle
y. teachers and will be welcomed by Il
to pupils under their charge.
n c. w. Wernicke, of Shoshone, Idah
he Grand Master of l. o. o. F., for Idah
was in the city Tuesday and visit
the Lewiston lodge in the eyenin
He made such examinations as We
- necessary to ascertain how the lod
was progressing, and was much pleas
to see the members 50 well up in t
work. He says Lewiston lodge No.
" Ia one of the best lodges he has visit