Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-25
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over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Thatcher has been on
the sick list this week.
Ell Wiggin and Thos. McGrane left
Tuesday for Salmon river.
Attorneys Rand Il Howe are attend
ing the Mt. Idaho session of court this
week.
Ed. Jacobs, Vollmer 4 Co.'s book
keeper, is in Genesee this week helping
on books at that place.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Walsh, of Salinas,
CAL, sister to j. l.. Chapm IN, is here
this week on visit with his family.
Judge Roland Hodgins was down
from Moscow Monday in attendance to
business before Judge Isaman's court.
Mrs. r. J. Peabody and daughter,
Miss Jennie, who have been in Port
land for the past month, on visit,
have returned home
w. F. Kettenbach and son Willie,
together with Robert Smith, departed
Monday morning for their eastern trip,
to Indiane, Ohio and New York.
Judge w. G. Piper, in company with
host of Moscow lawyers, was in the
city Monday, on their way to Mt.
Idaho, where court commenced yester-
day.
J. w. Denny returned from San
Diago, Cal, first of the W, elk. He left
his family there and says his daughter,
! Miss Mary, has improved very much
in health.
Thomas D. Barton left Monday
morning with a car load OF fine horses
for Window, Minn. He shipped from
Uniontown, and expects that every
horse he has will bring not less than
$l25.
J. w. Riggs, formerly photographer
of this place, but who has been absent
from Lewiston about five years, is soon
to return and open up new gallery.
His family has already arrived and are
living in one of Mrs. Dents houses.
Miss Nellie I4ouden, of Warsaw, Ill.
arrived last Thursday on visit with
the family of w. A. Wayland, who
lately removed to their summer resi-
dence on Craig's mountain. Mr. Way
land came down and accompanied hel
to his home last Saturday.
Joseph Vincent, editor of the Advo
cate, in company with NJ. G. Normoyle
proprietor of the St. Elmo hotel, were
down from Kendrick over Sunday, ant
while here, secured the services of tn.
Lewiston Band to play for their cele
bration on the Fourth.
Rev. Samuel Woods who went te
Milwaukee several weeks ago to attent
the Presbyterian general assembly, re
turned to Lewiston on Tuesdays boat
Since absent from here he visited Lon
don, Ontario, his former home, ant
was acco panied to this place by hi
daughter.
1t will be remembered that Mis-
Sadie Poe read the Declaration of Inde
2 pendence at Moscow last year, on tn
: Fourth of July, and ELECTED mucl
e praise for her execution. The Moscow
people were so well pleased that the
} have again invited Miss Poe to read th
: same selection this year, at their CELL
e bration.
Rev. Howson B. Terry, Isaac None,
!, VIM. J. Eakin and George H. Ruddl
}, left Tuesday for Palouse City, to atten
e the Spokane District Conference, NJ. +
# Church, South. They will be gone
8 week. Upper Tammany society
!, in good condition and have show
!, their interest in the Church by sendin
s. three delegates to this Conference.
Lot Wiggin and wife came in tro1
+ Lake Waha one day last week an
a brought with them fine lot of trou
II of which the TELLER force received
y liberal donation. And on Sunday la
u Leslie Thompson and father went o,
e to Lapwai creek and each caught 81
IS the beautiful trout, and not KNOWN
e what 10 do with all of them, divide
also with us.
!, It seems strange that there are
70 many people almost wholly indifferel
:, to the public welfare of our little eli