Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-23
Coming and Going

J. N. King returned to L.apwai this morn
ing.
Mrs l., Ben Howard is i'll at her home
on Normal Hill.
+. NJ. Cilpin left this morning for his
home in Spokane.
Misses Carrie and Elsie Rogers of Peck
are visitors in the city.
William w. McCreary and family of
Spokane are i'll the city.
Mrs. II. Lucid and son, of Spokane,
left this morning for Stuart.
Miss Irene Chapman of Fletcher, Idaho,
is visiting friends in the city
J. R. Lydon left this morning for the
Willowa country on business.
ID. J. McGilvery returned yesterday
from an outing at Lake Waha.
l.. P. Mulkey of Pomeroy is in the city
visiting b. +. Morris and family.
Mrs. Clifford Benedict and children OF
Mankato, Mimi, are in the city.
II. S. Simons, of Portland, left on to-
days train for the Palouse country.
p. w. Mitchell, editor of the Stuart
Area, left for his home this morning
Geo. w. Ford, prominent grain buyer
of Pullman, arrived in the city today.
Marsh Wright and Milton Grostein re-
turned from Buffalo Hump this week.
Misses Orc and Genevieve Howard are
in Asotin this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. 0. S. Holmes of Peck returned
yesterday from visit to Butte. Mont.
o. +. Gorstine, a resident of Joseph,
Oregon, is in the city transacting bust
ness.
Everybody is happy when a new smell
ter blows in. When it blows out its diff
ferent.
The water problem is another up hill
proposition that can be remedied by lit
tie push.
Z. B. Bratton, postofIice inspector, left
this morning for a trip to Clearwater
points.
j. c. MacKinnon, of the Great
Northern railway, lett for Spokane this
morning.
R. B. Caswell, representing Mason,
EnrYlan X Co IF Dnrt1a,I +.
the city today.
Bert Cox and wife, who have been at
Craig's mountain for an outing, returned
home yesterday
Mrs: l.. Stannus left on this mornings
train for Moscow, where she will visit
friends for week.
James Glendenning, superintendent of
the Bitter Root forest reserve, left this
morning for Spokane.
Miss Matte Barton has accepted DO.
sition at the ]. p. Vollmer store in the
dry goods department.
Charles Sweeney, the we'll known Buff
ialo Hump mining man of Spokane, ar
rived in the city today.
], o. Vassar of the Lewiston Furniture
company returned today from a weeks
business trip to Pomeroy.
K. II. Macarthur of Grangeville arrived
III the city yesterday from Spokane and
left this morning for home.
Fred II. Wood, manager of the Golden
Gate properties on French Creek, left to-
day for Spokane on business trip.
Miss Myrtle Fugate returned home to-
day from an extended visit with friends |
in Kendrick and the Fotlatch country.
Newton Hibbs expects to 90 to the
Grand Ronde coal fields tomorrow to |
arrange for extensive exploration work
Major Frank A. Fem, chairman Of the
republican state central committee left |
this morning for Boise going via Spo-
kane.
The infant child of c. NJ. Evans died
In Charleston this morning. Funeral
services this afternoon at bouse aud h,r-
ial also.
]. I. Lobouch and B. T. Campbell. i'm.
plement men of Pullman, were in the
city yesterday and left for home this
morning.
Miss Clara Chadwick, of Colfax, is in
the city visiting Miss Rena Kuhn who 10
the guest of her srra,J,,o,L n, -