Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-15
Coming and Going

Nelson J Wing of Leland is doing bus
mess i'll the city todey.
Ora Eastman, a we'll known citizen OF
Westlake, is in town.
Mrs. Barbara Trip left on this morn
ing's boat to visit her son, F. Trip
George Tannahill went to Kendrick
this morning on short business trip.
DIR. West returned home to Lapwai
today, after few days stay i'll the city.
w. X, padden, a mining man, left on
the boat this morning for Cleveland, Wis
consn.
j. F. Hope and family of the reserva-
ton left on the Spokane this morning for
Grants Pass, Ore.
Freeman Gordon left for Genesee this
morning to take position on the Pull
man.Genesee branch.
James Rice one of the normal students
left this morning to spend Xmas vaca-
ton at his home in Grangeville.
Arthur Stacy OF the Lewiston Mercan-
tile company left for Portland on this
mornings boat on a business trip
+. II. Libby of the Lewiston Water and
Power company, went to Spokane this
morning in the interest of his company.
W. H. Zener, who has been attending
the normal school for the last few months,
returned to his home at Denver this
morning.
Miss Martha Hage ofthe normal school
went to Hope this morning to spend her
Christmas vacation with her parents at
that place.
Frank Ensinger, furniture dealer at
Spalding, who has been doing business
with the local merchants, left for his
home today.
w. c. Fleener of Lostein, Ore, left this
morning for Orohno to look over the
Clearwater white pine belt. He contem-
plates establishing sawmill in this sec
ton.
F. E. Parker and w. +. Fleener of To-
stein, Ore, are i'll the city looking up
location for large sawmill plant These
gentlemen are experienced mill men and
are greatly pleased with the business
prospects of our city.
Engineer Damon, who has been taking
the place of Engineer Warren for the
last month on the Orofino branch, re-
turned to Spokane today Mr.. Warren
has assumed his place at the throttle
again.
A. J. Favor, prominent citizen of Mos
COW, came i'll yesterday afternoon and
lett this morning. For several years
prior to the extension of the 0. r. & N.
north of Walla Walla, A. J. drove mail
and express coach between Walla Walla
and this city
A. N. Allen, LII. D., of Spokane, su.
perintendent Of ministers of the Baptist
church in this district, left this morning
for the upper Clearwater country, where
t'ot NShOiuAildllOI mas nine or ten
churches and contemplates establishing
other churches and providing them with !
ministers.
5. Mckinze returned to his home at |
Garfield this morning. He has been Wis
iting friends near Melrose and looking |
for location. He says that he is of the |
opinion that the soil on our reservation
is better than the soil in the Palouse
country and the climate OH the bench
and bottom land very much better, max
ing Nee Perce county the paradise of the
northwest for fruit growers.
z. 7. Bennett and wife of Camden.
Ind, who have been looking over this
country contemplating locating here,
went to Moscow this morning to visit
his sister, Miss Elmina Fry, county treas
urer of Latah county. Mr. Bennett is
delighted with I.ewiston's climate and |
expects to return home the FIRST of next
year aud prepare, to return to this section
to live