Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-18
Absolutely Personal.

Absolutely Personal.
Warren Mallory left yesterday for
| Wallace.
Mr.. Isaac Gray, of Portland, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Miss Annie Baumeister is here this
week, the guest of Mrs. Billie Brown.
8. J. Shaw returned to Spokane,
Saturday, after a weeks visit with
friends in this city.
Benjamin Booth went to Moscow
last Thursday to remain few days
and to attend court.
George Morrison went to Moscow
Wednesday to attend the races, where
his horse Vindex will trot.
Dept. U. s. Marshal Dryden, from
Couer d. Alene, was in the city yester-
day on his way to Mt. Idaho.
Melvin Arant, who has been in Spo-
kane for several weeks past, has re-
turned to his home in this city.
Joseph Alexander was over at Oaks
dale several days last week, on business
connected with his store at that place.
Angus Sutherland, formerly an old
Lewiston boy, but now in the livery
business at Wallace, is in the city on
a visit with friends.
Billy Caldwell, who has been attend
ing school for the past year at the
Bishop Scott Academy, of Portland,
returned home last Saturday.
w. F. Kettenbach returned Saturday
from his Portland trip, but will shortly
leave for an extended trip in the east.
His son Willie will accompany him.
Mr.. J. N. Rice, OF Grangeville, was
in Lewiston several days last week, on
business and pleasure. While here he
called at our office and paid two years
subscription to the TELLER.
Mrs. J. G. Thomas and daughter
Miss Minnie, who have been visiting
here for the past month, returned to
their home in Portland yesterday.
Mrs. Captain Baughman and son
Ralph, accompanied them and will
also make visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, father and
mother of Mrs. f. w. Eaves, of this
city, arrived from Lincoln, Nebraska,
on last Saturdays boat, to remain on a
short visit. Their daughters Emma
and Mabel who have been visiting here
for the past few months, will accom-.
pany them home on their return.
Dept. U. s. Marshal, G. +. Stranahan
went to Boise City last Friday, taking
with him John FORESTS, prisoner,
who will he tried before the U. S. Su
preme court, for selling liduor to the
Indians. FORESTS had hearing be-
fore Judge McConkey, and was com
mitted to $1,000 bond, prior to going
, to Boise
Prof. w. s. Van Voris was dowr
from Mason, last Friday, and made
our Office q social visit. The fact tina
the Professor was r, recently married
was the cause of him being unusually
friendly and happy. He is one of tn
most popular teachers in this section
of the country and Is meeting will
r fine success.
Mr.. John Keenan,, the stone con
tractor and builder, Of Spokane, ha
removed his family to this city. HI
8 has come to stay, and thinks by tn
time he has the Lewiston Nationa
bank building completed, that ther
!, will be other buildings to go up whicl
he can contract for, and can make thi
a permanent home.
= Mr.. Robert Smith, the genial ant
;, gentlemanly proprietor Of the Frisc'
i saloon, has closed up bis doors and will
# start about the 22nd inst. for Ney
. York, where he goes to visit his father
8 two sisters and one brother, whom h
8 has not seen for forty-two years. Nj
= Smith has been in the west q gres
l. many years, and has been permanent
It located in Lewiston more than ha
1t score years. During that time he hs
h been in the saloon business, principally
IL and it has always been conducted in
y straightforward way. His saloon WI
y always neat, clean and extremely quiz
st never tolerating the rougher class
le trade. He is q gentleman of rare gel
l, erosity and always contributes liberall
to to every laudable enterprise. M
q Smith will be absent from Lewistc
or about ten weeks, when he will retul
n- and 60 into business of some nature &
g. an extensive scale. Though Mr.. Smit
.. win be greatly missed during the tin
a he will be gone, it is gratifying to kno
u that he will soon return, and his friend
se one and all, wish him safe journe
It. happy visit and speedy return.
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