Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-19

MISS i1attie Sorbin OF Pomeroy Is III
the city visiting friends.
l.. r. Davis of Leland registered at
the DE France Thursday.
Philip Brady of Kendrick was doing
business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Wiggin has returned from
few weeks recreation at Lake Waha.
T. S. Cantril, the Leland merchant,
was doing business in the city Thursday
Capt Martin, clerk Of the Indian
Agency at Spalding, is in the city today.
G b. Haight, of Albany. Oregon, pass
ed through here yesterday en- route to
Cottonwood.
Judge J, w. Poe and family are spend
ing few weeks in their summer cottage
at Lake Waha.
Mrs. Kitty Means and daughter, of
Genesee, are visiting for few days with
the Misses Clark.
A. kunkel, the Spalding merchant,
accompanied by his wife, spent a few
hours in the city Thursday.
Attorney + O'Neill left yesterday to
spend a few days with his family, who
are encanped near West Lake.
j. G. Wright, one of the proprie.ors
OF the townsite of Mellen, is spending
few days in the city on business.
M. Palmer, a dealer in musical in
struments of Spokane, is doing business
in this city in the interest of his house
Il. NJ. Ranch, one of Pomeroy leading
citizens, accompanied by his wife, were
in the city Thursday and stopped at the
DE France.
ID. NJ. Smith, the monument salesman
of Wa!ia Walla, accompanied by his wife,
passed through the city Thursday en-
route to Idaho county towns.
DIR. and Mrs. Phillips were here Sun
day FROM Lewiston after their daughter,
who has been stopping at the Thatcher
home for week News.
Born, Wednesday night to the wife OF
Dave Burnside a daughter; Thursday
morning to the wife of $. w. Cope a son,
Both mothers and babes reported as
doing we'll.
County Commissioner Isaman, who is
| also fruit tree inspector, is up in Idaho
county this week making tour of the
Prairie looking for trees afflicted with
disease, If there be any.
Ex-Chief Of Police John w. Mimic OF
Portland, who has been spending several
weeks on business in the Camas Prairie
country, arrived in the city Wednesday
night Ell route to Portland,
Miss Eva Blackman, of Minneapolis
cousin to w. ii. Dibble, proprietor o,
the La Belle restaurant, has come tc
Lewiston, and for the time being will
make her home with her cousin and hi.
wife.
Jack Coburn, b. W. Maxley and Ase
Jones, OF Camas Prairie, arrived in the
city Thursday with a bunch of saddle
horses. They succeeded in finding sale
for portion of them to Capt wainwright
who was purchasing horses for the
United States cavalry.
| J. 7, Shiffner, prominent barber O.
Walla Walla, spent a few days in the
city awaiting the arrival Of his wife and
family, who had been spending severa
weeks visiting relatives on Camas Prairie
They arrived down Wednesday nigh
aud Mr.. and Mrs. S. departed for thei
home by Thursdays steamer.
f. +, Swan, who so successfully blaste,
the bluff on the Morris < Kroutnpe
property, left for his home in Portlan,
by boat yesterday morning. While her,
he made many warm personal friends
He will return in few DAYS, and hope,
to make Lewiston his permanent home
as he regards this city as nonpareil.
Mrs. ] IL. Never and daughter of Pla
eerville arrived in the city yesterday &c
visit her father, J. W. Dawson of the De
France Hotel. Upon her arrival a tele,
gram awaited her from her husband, who
Is merchant at Placervi lie. stating tina,
their store, stock of goods and residence
were destroyed by fire yesterday morning
b. Delore, of Crook county. Oregon, is
in the city. He arrived "Wednesday with
ten head of horses, ami sold five of them
to the government for cavalry service.
He has been in the stock business in the
county named for the past twelve years,
and is thinking seriously of making his
permanent home in the Clearwater
valley.