Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-18
Coming and Going

reservation.
J. J. Schockley, of Fletcher, is in the
city transacting business.
! Geo. W. TannahilI left last night for
Fletcher on legal business
Miss Olive n. Menace, of this city, is
visiting friends in Spokane.
p. NJ. Davis left this morning for. a
business trip on the reservation.
Pike Cooper returned last night from
short visit with friends in Moscow.
Jack +. kincaid, returned last night,
from trip to the Clearwater country.
Eben Mounce and family returned last
| night from a months vacation at Lake
Waha
Geo. S. Bailey arrived in the city today
from his mining properties at Wild
| Goose.
Mr.. {. 0. Brown and son, Nat, left on
this mornings train for their home in
| Moscow.
Mrs. d. +. Morris and family, who are
camping in the Blue mountains, will re-
turn home Monday
Mrs. F.. G. Egbers left on this morn
ing's train for Spokane, where she will
visit for short time.
G. A. Fransiola, of the grain firm of p,
j. Fransiola & Co, left for his home in
Spokane this morning
b. p. Foster, of Cleveland. and Parks
Foster of Eylria, Ohio, left this morn
ing OH the Stuart train for Orofino.
J. II. Wann and NJ l.. Goldsmith. of
Hatwai, who were in the city last night
on business, returned home today.
Thatcher & King have received large
collection OF Bryan and Mckinley but
tons and state they are selling like hot
cakes.
Mrs. Mary f. Carr, instructor at the
Indian school at Lapwai, will leave to-
morrow morning for Portland to visit
friends.
Mayor r. c. Beach returned TODAY
from Lake Waha IN company with his
family who have been rusticating there for
the past month.
Or. J II. Lewis, of Nezperce, arrived
in the city last night and left TODAY for
Spokane where he will spend few DAYS
visiting friends.
Mr.. Ed. Otto, the we'll known sheep
man of White Bird, returned from
pleasure trip to Chicago yesterday and
left this morning for home.
W. J. Clemens, of Anatone, and Geo.
Morrison. of Clarkston returned yes,er-
day from the republican state convention
which was held in Tacoma.
The city council met last night to con.
slider and act on the matter of assessments
OF benefits and damages, but owing to no
quorum adjourned until next Monday
night
Mr. A. l.. Jameson, of the Cash Hard |
ware Store, returned today from bust |
ness trip over Tammany and Waha |
prairie and reports the roads as BEING |
very dusty.
Gen. X. f. Mcfarland left this morn
ing for Occur d'Alene Lake where he will
meet his family who have been camping
there tor over a month, and return home
with them Monday
]. IL. Wilson, of Coopersville, North
Dakota, is in the city. He is seeking a
location to engage in the stock raising
business He expects to bring his family
to this city to reside permanently.
Miss Nell Kreugel of Pullman, who
has been visiting her parents in Asotin
tor the past week returned this morninp
and left on the N p. train for home. she
was accompanied by her mother, as far
as this city, who returned home today.
Mr. Richard Steen arrived in the civ
today from his ranch on the upper Snake
river and is greeting his many old time
trends This is Mr., Steers first trip out
since year ago, and is on his way to the
Occur Alenes to visit his brother for
short time.
Joe Alexander left this morning for
Irangeville, where he goes to attend the
weading ceremony tomorrow night of
Mr.. Lee Freidenrich of White Bird, and ,
Miss Hanna Rosenthal of New York.
which is announced to take place at the
residence OF the groom's brother A. +.
Freidenrich.
Nat Costin, the well known prospector