Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-21
Coming and Going

morning on legal business.
l.. Stannus returned yesterday from
short trip up the Clearwater.
S. l.. Mcfarland left today for a weeks
trip to the white pine country.
Miss Eva Aiken returned yesterday
from a visit with friends in Stuart.
Dr. F.. Taylor, of Peck, was an arrival
in the city today on the Stuart train.
Ralph Chapman returned today from
a months vacation to San Francisco.
James w. Penfeld of Spokane left to-
day for business trip to Grangeville.
Harry Baughman returned last night
from trip up in the Clearwater country.
Ramsey Walker, of Kendrick, was a
passenger bound for home this morning.
Fred H. Woods, manager of the Golden
Gate mine on French creek, is in the
city.
c ifford Riggs returned last night from
a combined business and pleasure trip to
Pomeroy.
Miss Viola Denny returned last eve
ming from an extended visit with friends
in Spokane.
Judge W. B. Hepburn, of Spokane, re-
turned today from business trip to
Grangeville.
Thos. McGrane left this NOR ming for
Grangeville, where he will attend to his
stock business.
T.. +. Cannon, the we'll known mining
prospector Of Pullman, arrived in the
city last evening.
Mrs. w. + Oliver of Palouse city is in
the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Watson.
Rev. c. F.. Gibson of Moscow, who has
been in the city for the past few days,
left this morning for home.
George IL. Lake returned last night
from trip to Newsome where he went TO
look over his mining interests.
Melvin Arant returned to his home in
Spokane this morning after spending a
week visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Joe Vincent, who has been visit
ing friends for the past few days, returned
this morning to her home in Kendrick.
l. M. Foster, superintendent of the
Crescent mine in the Pierce district, ar
rived i'll the city last night on business.
Clifford Riggs and Walter Addison will
leave tomorrow morning for a two days
chicken hunt i'll the Sweetwater country.
Miss Lottie Smith of Mt. Idaho ar
rived in the city last night and this morn
ing left for Spokane to visit her mother
Joe Alexander returned today from
Grangeville, where he attended the Ros-
enthal-Freidenrich wedding ceremonies.
Mrs. Il. S. Anderson who has been Wis
ting friends in the Sound country for
the past two weeks, returned yesterday.
Prof r. N. Wright, principal of the
public school, his wife and son returned
from an outing today in British Column
bia.
+. J. Bonhore left today for Stuart,
where he will join Fred Beckwith and
proceed to the mountains on hunting
expedition.
O. +. Rebel, the we'll known mining
expert returned last night from trip to
the Crooked creek mines and left today
for Spokane,
Arthur S. Stacy and l.. Ben Howard,
of the Lewiston Mercantile Co returned
last night from trip to French creek, in
the Pierce mining district.
l. N. Campbell, of the firm of Finch &
Campbell, of Spokane returned last
night from the Hump, and left on this
mornings train for home.
Gen. r. f. Mcfarland, wife and fam
lily returned last evening from Lake
Occur d. Alene, where they have been
/ camping for the past month
Captain cheever of the United States
army and his assistants left today for
Grangeville, where they will inspect
| number of horses for service in Philip
pines.
Van b. DeLashmutt of Spokane, who
has been to Sites and Grangeville in the
Interests of the Sweeney syndicate, re-
turned last night and left for home this
| morning.
Annie aud Bessie Boise, children of
Frank Boise, left ON the boat this morn
ing for short visit to Walla WalIa.
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