Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02

Absolutely Personal.

w. f. Dermott was down from Mos
COW one day last week.
Z. NJ. Davis returned last Saturday
from his trip to Portland.
Mrs. d. ID. Burnham, of Palouse
City, is in the city this week.
J. II. Mcguire and r. d. Mcconnell,
of Moscow, We're in Lewiston two days
last week.
Miss Mittie Wiggin started for The
Dalles Wednesday on visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Goldstone and Miss
Anna Binnard are visiting in Grange
vile for few weeks.
Mr.. Elmer Waldrip, our neighboring
editor of the Asotin Sentinel, was in
the city on circus day.
Ralston, the little son Of G.. E.
Thather, has been for the past week,
and is at present, very sick.
Miss Mary Benson went to Walla
Walla yesterday to remain over the
Fourth and visit with friends.
Mrs. S. II. Reed, accompanied by
Miss Claudio Van Pelt, went Monday
to Pennewawa, on thr>e weeks visit
T.. w. Eaves and wife went to Port
land Wednesday where they go to at
tend the celebration of Independence.
Leslie Knaggs and wife left on We'd
neSday's boat for The Dalles, where
they go to visit with Mr.. Knaggs' par
ents.
c. G. kress moved his family and
household goods into one of Mrs. Dents
houses last week, in the East part of
the city.
Cash NJ. Day left this morning for
Grangeville, whe. g he will remain un-
Ill after the Fourth, visiting with old
friends.
Mrs. A. Binnard and little daughter
Minnie, left yesterday afternoon for
Spokane Falls, where they will visit
with relatives two or three weeks.
Mrs. J. d. Kester and daughter, Miss
Mabel, left on Wednesdays steamer
for Portland where they go to visit re-
laives and to attend the celebration.
G. F. Baker, representative of the
Spokesman, at Spokane, was in Lew
iston three days last week in the inter
est of that journal. He left Monday
for Kendrick.
Herbert Coburn came down from
Craig's mountain Wednesday on bust.
ness aud also to attend the show. He
reports that hay and wheat both will
yield a large crop, and that the haying
harvest is already in progress.
Rev. Father Guidi, who has been in
the Occur d'Alene country for the last
two weeks, returned home Tuesday
He says that the patrons of the St
Aloysius Academy in that section art
highly pleased in the way their child
rem had advanced during the recen1
term.
| z. Mccall and NJ. l.. Ward wer,
, here from the Potlatch last Saturday
taking subscriptions for the Nj. e
) church, South, with which they in
tend building new church at Lelant
soon. The gentlemen met with goot
> success in this city and desire to thanl
, those who contributed to their fund.
Mr.. E. A. Chase was down iron
Grangeville two or three days thi
; week and says that the crops on Cana
: prairie will be enormous this year, an
that everybody are jubilant over tn
fact. Mr.. Chase, himself, is one of tn
most prominent farmers and stoc
: growers in that section and says ther
is only one drawback to that country
:. and that is transportation facilitie.
He is anxious to have the railroad com
o to Lewiston, for he thinks it woul
only be Il matter Of short time aftt
! the road is completed to this plat
until it would be completed to Cams
y prairie.
o Fourth of July Rates.
n AS usual the Union Pacific will sc