Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-30
COMING AND GOING

Abe Binnard, OF Spokane, is IN the
city
w. R. Mix of Buffalo Hump, is in the
city.
]. Moritz and D. H. Butt left today for
Orofno.
Rev. c. E. Gibson, of Moscow, was an
arrival ON today $ train.
G. H. Kirby and N. o. Baldwin, of
Pomeroy, are in the city.
Clint Wilson, public school teacher at
Winchester, is in the city.
Cyrus Beebe and G. I. Stranahan, Of
Spalding, are in the city.
w. H. Head, business man Of Koos-
kia, left for his home this morning.
K. E. Mcfarland and son, Willie, re-
turned today from the Occur d'Alenes.
Mrs. D. +. Kelly, of Kelly's Bar, was
passenger on the incoming boat today.
Miss Shaeffer and Miss Jennings left
yesterday for few days outing at Lake
Waha
L. Ben Howard returned laft night
from successful business trip on the
Clearwater.
f. S. Sweet and family left on this
mornings Stuart train for their home in
Grangeville.
Richard R. Steen and wife willn retur
to their home near Snake river ION to-
morrow's boat.
Col. w. w. Hammell, of Nezperce, re-
turned from Spokane, and will leave
Monday for home.
Ben Mallory was down yesterday from
his mining property on Snake river and
returned this morning.
Messrs G. w. Colby, c. w. Mount, w.
B. Bramwell and r. B. Hooper will leave
on tomorrow's steamer for Salem Bar.
The o. r. & N. announces that the ex-
cursion rate to Asotin and return on the
4th Of July will be.eo cents for the round
trip.
F. w. Kettenbach arrived in the city
last night from Clearwater points where
he has been locking after his grain inter
ests.
A. MacCorquodale, Travelling Passen-.
ger and Freight agent Of the o. r. & N,
will leave tomorrow morning for Spo-
kane.
Mrs. H. f. Heppner of Portland, left
this morning for Grangeville to join her
husband, who is interested in the mines
in that section.
Mrs. Mary Brooks Of Oiola, arrived in
the city today and will visit with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Francis Fletcher, mother
of Geo. w. Fletcher.
Mrs. J. X. Potts and daughters, Minnie
and Laura, will leave for Loon Lake near
Spokane in the morning to join Mr..
Potts who is in business there.
Mrs. j. K. Vincent, Of Mt. Idaho ac-
companied her brother, Harry Leland,
to Seattle this morning, where Mrs. Vim
cent will visit for few weeks.
Mr. M. G. Hall, and daughter, Lulie.
left on this mornings train for Spokane,
where they will spend Jews days before
returning to their home in Portland.
J. v. Creighton, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the N. P. and G. G..
Hickok, of Portland, arrived in the
city tonight from trip to Canas Prairie.
Chas. H. Skinner, son of F. ID. Skin
ner, who has the contract for the paving
| of Main street, left via the N. p. today
for Bookings, S. D., for two weeks
visit.
Bert Rigley Young left this morning
accompanied by his family for the Buffalo
Hump mining district, where Mr.. Rigley
will look after his numerous mining in
tercsts.
Mrs. Geo. w. Fletcher left this morn
ing for Long Beach near Astoria, where
she will visit relatives for few weeks.
Long Beach is popular summer resort
on the coast
G. Orr McMinimy, who has been at
tending the law school at Salem, Ore, is
in the city for his vacation. He will re-
turn in September and finish his course
in another year.
Mrs. Hamilton, who has been spending
the summer in this city will leave for
her home in Portland tomorrow morning.
She will be accompanied sby Mrs. Balm
bridge, who win visit few weeks.