Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-09-24

COMING AND GOING
Where our People Have Been-Who
has Visited Them.

Aoo AcltCN l ACM.
J. Alexander was in Juliaetta
Monday on business.
Mrs. T. J. Peabody left this week for
short visit to Seattle.
Mrs. T. $. Billings and little grand
daughter Clara Morris left on Sundays
boat for a trip to Portland.
l.. Stannus went to Moscow Tuesday
morning, to attend the Latah County
Agricultural Fair, that is in progress
this week.
p. NJ. Davis, one of Idaho's staunch-
est democrats, is in attendance at the
great democratic convention at Spok-
ane this week.
Misses Annie and Mary Clark re-
turned Monday evening from an ex-
tended visit with their sister, Mrs.
Means, of Genesec.
j. d. Kester left last Thursday for
an extended visit to his early home in
Toronto, Canada. In his absence
Chas. Gordon has charge of the express
and delivery business.
William Robinson, father, of Port
land, and his son Kit Robinson, of
/ Dayton, are in the city this week Wis.,
iting the other three brothers of the
family-James H., John and Joe.
Will Wood left Lewiston last week
to accept position in mercantile
house in San Francisco. Though he
has been in the city but few months,
the young man leaves host of warm
friends, who regret to lose him, but
rejoice over his good fortune.
w. A. Hall, probate judge of Idaho
county, in company with his wife,
was down from Grangeville Tuesday,
en- route for Portland, where they 90
to attend the exposition. Mr.. Hall is
an attorney at law also, and while in
the city made us short call, sub
scribed for the TELLER and had card
inserted. -
Ed. Martinson, a we'll known Lew
iston boy, left for Portland last Thurs
day, where he will spend the winter
in the Portland Business College. Ed.
has already had efficient training in
business life with the firm of Jno. p.
Vollmer & Co., this city, and has
shown many characteristics that will
tend to make his work success.
Ray Arant and Ed. Wiggin returned
last week from their eastern trip.
They report ready sales on their con-
signment of horses and at prices that
justified them in making the long
shipment. While at Chicago, Ed.
Wiggin took occasion to visit the fam.
lily of Nels. Brearly, at Churches Cor.
ner, Mich, few hours run out from
that city. He found them pleasantly
located in fine country place, and
enjoying life to its fullest extent
Mr.. Brearley's health has been greatly
improved by the change of climate
i
Hon. Jas. w. Reid returned to Lew.
iston last Saturday, after a prolonged
stay at Colfax and other Palouse towns
His law practice is growing so enten'
sively in those places that his time IL
largely employed there. Mr.. Reed has
however, no intention of deserting his
Lewiston home and expressed himself
strong in the belief that this city woulC
soon take on period of rapid growth
and development. From reports cur
. rent outside our railroad will be ir
early in the spring. The money marke
will be easier then and Lewiston viii
realize more extensive advantage
then than if the road had come thi
fall during the close hard time. Spok
ane merchants and business men lool
on Lewiston as having better pros
poets for the coming year than an!
; neighboring town. The trade relation
between the two places are recognized
by all and they will develop rapidly o,
the opening OF better lines Of commit
nication.
Just how to cook roast quite well,
/, That's what all do not know.
: The first thing is to get your meat,
g And then the fire must glow.
8 Don't spoil the meat and waste the fir
9 But have a "Wire Gauze Door,"
g Put on your range and roasts will tast
9 Better than e'er before.
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