Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Absolutely Personal,

Mrs. ID. $. Dent visited in Asotin
Tuesday.
d. Holman, Of Spokane, was in the
city Monday.
Felix Warren has returned from
Walla Walla.
Lucian Eaves, OF Portland, is in the
city for few days.
w. b. Moore, of Tacoma, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Joel Benton is confined at his home
this week on account Of sickness.
Martin Collins who has been up at
| Warrens for several weeks on business,
has returned.
Barney Dill left Wednesday for Sc
attic to visit with a brother and sister
at that place.
Jno. p. Vollmer returned Tuesday
from short visit to Portland and the
Sound cities.
Editor Waldrip. jr., of the Asotin
Sentinel, was in Lewiston few hours
one day last week.
Mrs. Nina Little, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives here for few weeks, re-
turned to her home in Portland, Mon
day last.
Charles Bradish is driving the Mos
COW stage for a few days, between here
and Genesee, during the sickness of
the regular driver.
S. J. Shaw, now professor of short
hand and type-writing department, of
the Spokane Business College, is in
town for few days visit.
Phil. Clare, of Camas prairie, was in
Lewiston few days last week, circu-
lating among old friends. He reports
crops in that section good.
Mrs. A. A. Cropper, of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, sister of Mrs. c. P. Coburn,
arrived here on Saturdays boat and
will make her future home here.
!, Mr.. G. H. Stave was here from Bos-
! ton the fore part of the week. He thinks
J Judging from all appearances, that Lew.
: iston's future is extremely bright.
o. Swenson, of Modesto, CAL, is in
the city for a few days. Mr. Swensor
is Lewistonian of earlier days and
still finds number of old friends here
f M. J. O'Neil, who has been agent fo1
l the Northern Pacific elevator company
0 at this place for the past year, lef
e Wednesday morning, with his family
for Walla Walla, where they go tt
remain.
T. S. Wildenthaller removed his family
- to his new and commodious residence
O on "E" street this week. The new
O house Is a model of convenience an,
8 taste and adds greatly to the appear
e ance of the street.
= Ralston Vollmer, who has beel
e attending school at indianapolis fo
u the past year, returned home yesterda
- morning. He will return to Indiana
4 polls this fall and take another year
II course, preparatory to entering Yale
,e G. Jacks, of Muskegon, Mich, wa
r. in the city last week. Mr.. Jacks is d
" rect from the east and comes OH Wis
n to his brothers who live near Soutf
le wick. He will stop in this vicinit
10 permanently if he can arrange Col
,e tracts for artesian we'll boring. Thel
H. is a splendid opportunity for such
at business here now and Mr.. Jacks ougl
lv easily to arrange for contracts here.
ne Prof. G. A. Foresman, editor of tn
ne paper, and Miss Ada Hatcher left ye
ID terday for Indiana. The Profess
In goes to visit his parents at Foresma
81 Indiana, and will return in few week
We and Miss Ada goes to Danville, whe
Ie. she will attend school during the ems
ly ing year. Miss Ada Is one of Levi
I'd toms brightest young ladies and leav
q. host of friends who are sorry to 8
H. her go.
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No railroad news this week. The mi
10 of the gods and the government mill
he alike, grind slowly.
en- We understand that the M. E. Chur
cts will be improved within few weel
Ia The spire will be completed and oth
ng Improvements added.
on Advertised Letters.
ty.
ice List of letters remaining uncalled
1er in the Post Office at Lewiston, n
ais Perce County, Idaho, June 8, 1891:
raj FIG. Belknap, Mrs. ]. Foster, A.
W. Miller and Hyman Mannheim.