Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-11
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Victims Of La Grlpp ..

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> Z. Hale is seriously ill this veal,
- Kemp is confined to his room
with sickness this week.
H. >. Monroe, wife and infant son
are numbered among the victims of 10
grippe this week. "
JAS. w. Reid is i'll with the pr,nna Of
Coifax, so i'll as to be bedfast and under
the care of a physician.
Ransom Coburn has the prinna ord
IL seems to have him with the same
Kihd OF a hold that be has on that
medal. ''
Inc Ia grippe has had hold of the
entire McGregor family, and seems
anxious to finish up his work without
calling so often.
Frank Holt, after having been kent
IN doors for the past month, with Ia
grippe and bad colds, was able to be in
W" VNCuutSudHs
Isaac Mounce who has been confined
to his room for several days with la
grippe, has SO far recoveaed as to be
able to be out Tuesday.
La grippe is no longer content with
attacking single individuals. 1t now
prostrates whole families. In the fam.
lily of c. c. Bunnell not one is able for
duty this week.
w. b. Cooper is confined to his room
this week with la grippe, and to make
things all the more unpleasant, he cut
his foot quite bad last Saturday while
splitting kindling, which will cripple
him up for several days.
The Old Folks grand masque ball
February %. Do not forget it! Do not
miss it for a world! This will be the
richest, the rarest and most complete
treat of the season. Secure your tick
cts and keep your eye on the date. A
Mosque ball ut any and all times is pro-
ductive of unlimited fun and gayetv.
This ball will prove no exception to the
rule. No pains will be spared to secure
both variety and novelty in the cos.
tunes. So get yours ready.
"A prominent London medical journal
declares that influenza is beyond ques-
ton Infectious, even in it's earliest
stage. The period of incubation of the
disease germ in influenza is only a
third Of that of the germ of smallpox
measels or typhus. Great stress is laid
upon the need OF warm woolen clothing,
wholesome and easily asslmilated food
abstinence from alcoholic drinks and a
general care of the tone of the
system. An important piece of ad.
vice is never to attempt to fight the
disease, but to give up and so to nurs.
ing Immediately.
This is review week in school and
next week comes quarterly eXamina-
ton. If you were not satisfied with
the grade made last quarter by youl
children you can ask few questions
now to advantage. A little home in
terest is great stimulant in school,
work. The pupil who fails to pass the
quarterly examination will not pass
the grade at the end of the year, unless
all of the quarters work is made up
Parents will do well to examine the
quarterly report cards, when presented
for signatures, and find out what youl
children are doing.
The communion of the Lords Sup
Der was celebrated last Sunday morn
ing at the First Presbyterian Church
and mingled with it was II feeling o.
sadness and solemn prayer for the
sick ones of the church. One Eldel
and eleven of the other members were
absent from sickness, chiefly from
colds, an undoubted evidence OF Ia
grippe. Many of the Methodist breth
rem participated, a splendid evidence o
the good understanding shown by th'
churches in this city. We have hardl.
ever seen more solemn occasion, ant
when the pastor was addressing th'
young lady who Joined on confession
of her faith, there was the deepest feel
ing manifested in the audience.
School Monev Apportioned.
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