Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-20
COMING AND GOING

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Mancie Gordon Of Rosette is iii the
city.
Martin ]. Vessels Of Cameron is in the
city.
Nelson J.. Wing returned to his home
in Leland this morning
Eben Mounce and family are rusticst-
ing at Lake Waha this week.
Johnnie Nelson hauled the first Of his
new crop of wheat to town today.
Mr.. Fred King is confined to his room
at home with a severe case Of neuralgia.
Scott Rogers returned last night from
an extensive trip to Grand Ronde coun-
try.
| Mr., +. Dietele, Of this city, left today
for few days visit with his family at
Orofino.
Bert Younknlan returned yesterday
from the reservation, where he has been
for the past few days.
Thos. +. Grenough and wife and Miss
Susie Bell left for their home in Spokane
on this mornings train.
Nose Hemin, of Peck, who has been in
the city for severed days on business left
ON the Stuart train today.
Mayor K. c. Beach left this morning
for Lake Waha, where he will join his
family for a few days outing.
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/ Mrs. A. Klein and family will leave
Sunday for the Lake House, where they
expect to enjoy months outing.
/ Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Babb and family
will go to Lake Waha, Sunday, where
they will stay for months vacation.
/ ]. G. Pickett, photographer from
Stuart, left for Pullman this morning,
where he will visit friends for a short
time.
Thomas Oliver, the proproprietor of
/ the. Lake House was in town today and
lreports the weather as very cool at his
Eplace.
VIM. Leutdorf and Hugh Shaw, of
Kamiah, left this morning for Wallace,
where they will transact professional
business.
/ Mrs. Williams, of Spokane, who has
been visiting friends in Asotin and this
city for the past three weeks, returned
home today
4 Mrs. S. Speaker and children, who
have been visiting in the city left this
morning for their ranch on Big Potlatcl
ridge to remain through harvest.
NJ. S. Brown, of Dayton, arrived in the
city today, and will assume the duties o
b. NJ. Jacobs, as clerk in the o. R. & N
office during MIR. Jacobs absence.
Ed Smith, foreman at the Kelly frui
ranch at Kelly's Bar on Snake river
was in the city yesterday on business ant
} left on todays steamer for home.
Special U. S. Pension Examiner Thos
) G. Randall. of Helena, is in the city OF
, business and expects to be here severa
, days. He is accompanied by his wife.
J The steamer Lewiston went to Wah
, last night and loaded OH 1000 sacks Q
J wheat for the Kettenbach Grain Co., con
. signed to Balfour, Guthrie & Co. of Port
land, Ore. :.
|. Miss Lillian Blateslev, of Spokane
. who has been visiting Miss Menace, ;o1
Snake river avenue for the past tire
. weeks, returned to her home on thi
mornings train.
Clark Langley, cousin OF Bob an
Sam Mcfarland, arrived on today''s trail
from Charleston. w. Va. Mr.. 'Langle
is am attorney and will probably locat
; here in the west.
Van Wagner Hasbrouck and. B, N
Jacobs left on the morning train e
Stuart, from there they will 60, to. clea
creek to spend a month fishing, liuntin
and taking things easy.
Miss Lillian Ailshie, Of Greenvills
Tenn. sister of ]. F. Ailshie, Of Grangs
Vile, arrived in the city in company wit
her brother, and will visit with him :
Grangeville for time. q
Mr.. c. c. Chase, an attorney froi
Coquille, Ore, arrivedin the city yesl
day and left this morning for Denve'
where he goes to visit his father who
4 suffering with stroke Of paralysis Nj
chase's father is at present postmaster a
Denver.
Hon. ]. NJ. Brown, Of the law firm {
Brown, Wrightman & Meyers, of Salen
Oregon, arrived in the city yesterda