Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-07
COMING AND GOING


today.
Tom Oliver of the Lake House is in
the city today.
Geo. Liebs, the cattle man of Ken
drick is about town on business.
B. G. Peters of the Kettenbach grain
company returned today to Nezperce.
Newton Hibbs left Thursday for Stuart
and the upper Clearwater on business.
J. Brown, representing the Spokesman
Review, left for Spokane Thursday morn
ing.
Bert Garfield, of Dumerque Plains, is
in town with So head of steers to be ship
ped.
Chas. F.. Show and wife of Orofino
have returned from trip to Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y.
Judge Robbins of Cottonwood, who has
been in the city about week, returned
home today.
F. N. Gilbert, cashier of the First
National Bank, Moscow, was an arrival
via train today.
Mrs. c. H. Bennett left by boat for
Portland today, from which place she
will go to Cotes Cal.
Mark Musgrove, manager of the Buff
falo Hump Tunnel Company, arrived by
this afternoons train.
Messrs H. f. Skinner, A. D. Averill and
w. F. Marshall of Chicago are registered
at the Raymond honse.
Hon. f. I. Thompson, an attorney
from Tacoma, is in the city visiting his
nephew D. T. Winnie.
A. Cooper, prominent business man
of White Bird, passed through the city
today on his way to Spokane.
Rev. Frank F. Brown, formerly of
Grangeville, now located at johnson,
Wash, came in today from Spokane.
J. N. Stacy has been invited to address
the people of Beeman at the Free Homes
celebration to be held there June 16
Mrs. M. Arant and children of Spokane
were incoming passengers on the train
today and will spend some time in the
city.
Attorney F. O'Neill will go on we'll
merited vacation in in day or two and I.
M. Adams will have charge in his alb
sence.
Ed Eastman, who was in the city from
Pullman during the convention ..as
member of the band, left today for home.
He makes the "Trip by wheel.
Col. Fritter, accompanied by Elmer
Waldrip, started for the country this
morning OIL business. Incidentally they
will visit the Snake river mining coun-
try.
Col. S. E. Meyer said, "Well, we came
up. fought the battle and it it is draw,
and we are now ready to join hands and
go in for the big fight" Many friends
were at the pier to see him off
The Normalites who returned to their
homes this morning via the early trains
were the Misses Esther Annonsen to Sal
mon, Grace Lecoum to Kendrick, Ida
Burns, and Messrs. H. L. Ingle and
Walter Burns.
Tom Bell came in Tuesday from his
ranch on the Clearwater to attend the
democratic state convention. Tom has
been sufferer from rheumatism during
the last three months, bat is decidedly
better at this time.
J. A. Purtill and wife did not leave the
city today with the returning delegates,
but will remain for a short visit in this
part of the state, till after the meeting
Of the X. of P. grand lodge, to which
Mr. Purtill is delegate.
Col. Jas. Hamilton Lewis, the silver
tongued exponent of erroneous theories
departed by this mornings train, accom-
panied by his vice presidential boom
which he was able to place to advantage
in Grand Old Nez Perce."
w. H. Withan and wife drove over
from Moscow yesterday and left this
morning EN- route for Grangeville. This
trip is made principally for an outing
and incidentally to allow Mr.. Withan to
look after some mining interests at Flor
ence.
]. B. Coakley and wife of Weiser, were
among the returning delegates. Mr..
Coakley said: Lewiston is wonder
and I was agreeably surprised in the size
of the town, and one thing noticed was
the fact that you people were so up to
date"
w. c. Hire, who has been in Lewiston
recuperating for some time, said: 81 am
on my way to Lima, Ohio, on law bust
ness and will be gone 80 days. My health
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