Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-08-13
Caught on the Fly.

Spokane for few days past.
The family of s. Wildenthaler is vis-
iting relatives near Asotin this week.
f. Darr made business trip to Mos
cow last Saturday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Geo. w. Morrison visited friends
in Genesee the fore part of the week.
w. p. Hunt and wife went to Spo-
kane yesterday, on pleasure and bus
mess trip.
Edward S. Meany, of Walla Walla,
was in Lewiston a day or two this
week on business.
Mr.. Martin, of the willamette valley,
is here this week on a visit with his
son, w. b. Martin.
Will A. Flenlming, who has been
up in the Potlatch country for the past
week has returned hone.
Charles Faunce, proprietor and land
lord of the lake house, at Lake Waha,
was in town few days last week.
Albert Coburn, one of Post Falls
young business men, is in Lewiston
on three weeks visit with his parents.
Will w. Wright has accepted the
stewardship at the Hotel De France,
and took charge of his duties Tuesday.
Mesdames Ezra Baird and j. B.
Morris went to Camas prairie the latter
part of last week, on an extended visit.
Ezra Baird left Saturday for st Re-
gis, Montana, where he goes to look
after his mining and mercantile inter-
ests.
Mrs. Yantis and little daughter, Fay,
departed Friday last for Crossport,
and will remain there for several
weeks.
John Barbour has gone on ten days
trip to the Ruby creek mines, to look
after the mining interests of Jno. p.
Vollmer.
Mrs. DR.. Ector and Miss Lizzie Nc
Carthy came down from Lake Waha a
few days ago, en- route for their home
in Moscow.
Mrs. Robert Grostein went to Colfax
Monday evening, being summoned
there by telegraph, on account of sick
ness OF her little grandchild.
Mrs. D. M. White, daughter Mary
and little son, went to Moscow last
Saturday, where they will remain
several days visiting with friends.
Mrs. Leslie Knaggs, who has beer
visiting at Kingston, for the past thre'
weeks, returned to Lewiston Tuesday
accompanied by her sister, Miss Nellie
Smith.
Rev. L. J. Whitcomb and wife, WIN
have resided in Lewiston for the pas
; two years, have removed to Pomeroy
7 where they will make their home il
the future.
Nine. Sank and daughter, Mis-
Melina, and Mrs. w. E. Timberlak
and little daughter Lola, who hav
been up at Lake Waha, for some time
e have returned home.
Prof. w. s. Van Voris and wife wei
visitors in Lewiston day or two la.
week. The Professor has been Ell
e gagged as principal of the Asotin schoo
}, for the ensuing year.
!. Miss Grace Jennings left yesterda
:, for Iowa, where she will remain du
o ing the ensuing year attending schoc
q She was accompanied as far as Spokal
9 by her sister, Miss Tillie.
Il Miss Helen H. Newman, of Weise
Ii arrived on Tuesdays boat and left {
: Wednesday mornings stage for Grang
!" Vile, where she goes to visit with h
sister, Mrs. A. F. Parker.
" Mr.. J. G. Woodworth, of Portlan
- general freight agent of the U. P. sy
n tenn, was in Lewiston Tuesday al
~ " Wednesday, looking after his comp
. ny's interests at this place.
re Iduh ACCVClONtCll duu AICoAlC L uoAA
IN son went up to Asotin creek Mond
lit on fishing expedition and return
in Tuesday, having caught upwards
two hundred and fifty fine trout.
Mr.. d. Putnam, formerly aprosp
GUS rancher near Lewiston, but NJ
one of the live business men of S
Jose, CAL, is in Lewiston this we
n, visiting with old friends and looki
after his farming interests. 1t
If been seven years since he was last
ia Lewiston.
lst Robert Smith, who left some eli
is weeks ago for visit with parents
nd New York City, returned to Lewis
ng last Saturday. He reports finding
ice aged father hale and hearty and g
ore he had fine visit with him, as ,
,ill with several brothers and sisters.
,he took in all there was to be seen in \