Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-10-03

The Salvation Soldiers have captured
the town. Lieutenant Marras arrived
yesterday with company of five pri.
Yates, and they are located at the Ma.
sonic hall. They will hold forth for
i've days, including Sunday. There
Will he meetings every day and the
opening will be at 7:3O this morning.
On Sunday there will Ike four meetings.
IN the morning, at o'clock, the knee
drill VIII take place; at II, the holiness
meeting takes place. which is for
Christians only, hut the Lewiston pub.
lie will be admitted W tlout being cnt.
echlsed; at 3p. m, a "free and ensyr
Will be the order, aaf the sau,e ut 7:3D.
"hsigh Shea was expected to, be in
command of this squad, but he has not
arrived. His Lieutenant formerly had
charge OF the Helena work and il n,
experienced soldier. He will Tbe as
sisted here by the following bandmeD:
Austin, Jensen, Buchhols and Butler,
"i Spokane, and Buhl, of Great Falls.
1t is the desire to establish perma.
nent corps in this city. The friendly
feeling support accorded them will de-
termine that question.
The North Yakima Herald, Of recent
date. has the following to say of Mr..
Lester Coffin and bride, who will per-
manently reside in Lewiston: "Mr.
Lester Coffin, of the firm OF Coffin |
Bros, was married at Portland on
Wednesday, September 18th, to Miss
Nellie Levins, Of Mt. Tabor. The cIti. !
zens OF Yakima well know the many
good qualities Of the groom and fro m
all the Herald can learn his excellent
judgment was especially displayed In
the selection Of his bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coffin will make their home In
Lewiston, Idaho, where Mr.. Coffin
will build up permanent branch
house of the well known establishment
In North Yakima. The wires were
kept warm Wednesday In congratula-
tory dispatches from friends in this
city and one, in which the happy
Lester will take especial pride and pre-
serve. was signed by Arthur and Stan.
ley Coffin. all Of the employees of the
main house. and finished with the sig.
nature Of Chief Moses.
Mrs. Violet Mulkins. an aged lady,
mother Of Mrs. w. B. Martin, who has
been an invalid for year, departed
from this place last Tuesday to make
her future home In Spokane county,
Wash. This old lady is SO devoted to
It's primitive ways that she would not
patronize steamboats, OF railroads in her
helplessness. She secured an old-fash.
ioned prairie schooner. had her bed
transferred thereto and began their
journey in the good old way Of camp
life at night and slow progress by day.
Lewiston now has Chatauqua so
ciety. An organization was effected
at the residence OF Mrs. Barnett last |
Saturday. Rev. l.. w. Sibbett is pres
ident; Mrs, Barnett, vice-president;
Miss Della Lindsay. treasurer, and /
Mrs. c. NJ. Day, secretary. There were !
twenty-five members in this circle. |
The fame Of The Cbataugua circle is
world wide. Almost revolution in /
aiatters Of education has been effected !
by the system of home study e,tab- !
lisi.ed hy tbs organization.
Prof Lewis, the slight-of- hand man, /
gave good entertainment for two
nights, in Lewiston, last week. Bar
rum was right when he said the Amer
i ell peop,e liked to bs humbugged. 1t !
is The professor 8 business To- practice
deception and Ieserdcmain, and his
show Is very pleasing to the general
public. Miss Ida, bis daughter, is also
a pleasing character in their shows, and
her special and peculiar parts were very
taking features Of each psrfornaa~.