Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-02-19

fixed to go on sleds.
Tuesday evening Miss Claude Van
Pelt was made the recipient of happy
surprise. 1t being her twelfth birth
day, company of her friends gathered
at her home where most delightful
evening was spent.
Off for the Opera. Cut rates on the
N. p. The Northern Pacific will sell
excursion tickets to Spokane and return
for the Emma Juch Opera, Feb. 90.
Fare from Genesee $565. Tickets good
to return up to Feb. 23rd.
Mr.. S. L. Thompson moved into his
new house on East "En street on Tues
day last. The new house is the exact
counterpart Of the original structure
ard but for the memory of the fire no
difference would be known.
These cold, frosty mornings suggest
winter. The prudent man will be fore
warned and prepare for the time of
need. Stoves will soon be in demand.
Remember that Bunnell can supply
any design or quality of pipe OF nxtures.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will give
concert next Sunday evening at the
NJ. E. church. Among other things,
there will be a recitation by Miss Ada
Houghton, of this city, and one by
Miss Mamie johnson, lately from the
east. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
| The trotting race between DIR. Morris
Dexter and George Morrison's Vindex,
which should have taken place last
Saturday, will come off this Thursday
afternoon, at the Lewiston training
track, for the 800 purse, as efore men,
tened, put up by George Morrison and
Felix Warren.
Senator Mcconnell is not so busy at
the Capital but that he remembers
everybody. The Lewiston High School
received copies of all the latest cabinet
reports last week. Important and val
liable docu ents and interesting sta
tistics are coming in from Senator
Mcconnell every week.
Rev. Terry, late of Tennessee, pastor
in the NJ. E. Church South, has just
closed series of successful and inter-
esting meetings at Tammany school
house. He secured several converts at
that place and organized a church
which has every indication of being a
strong and useful organization.
Last Friday evening, Mr.. Jonas
Bushell, G. G. r. of the State of WASH
ington, organized Good Templars
Lodge in this city, starting out with
twenty-five charter members. This is
a good beginning and the new order
starts out with bright prospects. They
will meet Friday evening of each
week.
Frank WNlker, while racing home
from school on Friday evening, was
thrown from his bicycle and both bones
of the left arm broken just above the
wrist. He was taken to his home at c.
G. Bunnells where the broken bones
were set by DR.. J. B. Morris. He is
doing as we'll as could be possible under
the circumstances.
&C. G. Bunnell has on hand q full
and assorted stock of all kinds of garden
seed. The seeds are all northern grown
especially adapted to the soil and eli
mate, and all the product of last years
growth. A carefully selected stock o.
every variety. Every seed good one
Call and examine. twill pay to choost
from selected stock.
I. N. Maxwell returned Monday
E from short business trip to Portland
the Sound cities and Spokane Falls
Business is lively in business centers
especially OH the Sound, and every
where Lewiston is spoken of as tn
coming town. Its prospects for tn
: coming year are very flattering. Cap
italists everywhere are keeping look
out for this place.
A small company of young peopl
e from Asotin were over Friday last t.
: see the play and attend the social hol
at its close. The company consisted O
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Justus, Misse
i Laura and Mamie Waldrip, Messrs
g Chas. w. Caywood, c. E. Rice, J. A
Y Campbell, F. Warscheid and Elme
= Waldrip. They expressed themselve
as well pleased with the play and de
= lighted with the dance.
. Men who advertise and need a new
d idea now and then, or who have nc
h always the time or inclination to PR
pare their advertisements, will find
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