Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-01
Coming and Going

on business.
NJ. ]. Vessels was an arrival on todays
train from Cameron.
Jesse L. Rains of Moscow was an ar.
rival on tokay's train.
W. A. Austin left yesterday for a few
days trip in the country.
Dr. Whitford left on this mornings
Stuart train for Orofno.
Mrs. H. Trimble is in town today from
her ranch in Tammany.
Milton Cook is in the city from Grange
vile transacting business.
James E. Babb left this morning for a
two weeks trip to Seattle.
Ray Morris left yesterday for a months
vacation in the mountains.
Alderman c. Weisgerber returned to-
day from business trip to Moscow.
Mike Brown from near Uniontown is
transacting business in the city today.
Miss Bessie Shearer left on the Stuart
train this morning for her home in Mt.
Idaho.
Frank Bush and wife will leave in the
morning for a few weeks outing at Clat-
sop beach.
Mrs. Kernes and daughter, Bulah. will
leave this week for Lake Waha for a
months outing.
Joseph Raymond, Of Butte, left this
morning for Buffalo Hump where he has
mining interests.
Ghas. Gordon left this morning for
Spalding and will be absent from the
city several days.
Jack O'Keefe, Of Asotin, who was in
the city yesterday on business, returned
home this morning.
Misses Stella and Bernice Bethel are
escaping the. warm weather visiting
friends in Winchester.
g. J. Mellis, Of Portland, live stock
agent Of the o. R. & N. CO., is in the
city transacting business.
9. w. Mount and P. r.. Kelsey re-
turned today from weeks trip to their
mining property at Salem Bar.
Frank W. Kettenbach made fying
trip to Kamiah today on business con-
nected with his grain company,
Earl Fleming, old time Lewiston
boy. arrived in the city today from Spo-
kane and will visit here a few DAYS.
Geo. w. Tannahill left on the steamer
this morning for Walla Walla and Port
land where he goes to transact legal bust
ness.
Guy Fountain has accepted position
with the Lewiston Mercantile Co, in the
shipping department and assumed his
duties this morning.
Mrs. A. B. Russell, mother of E. L.
Russell, and Mrs. Ed. Arant, left on this
train for the sound country
where she will visit relatives.
Q. F. Savage Of Salem. Oregon, and F.
N Brigham Of Portland, examining gov
surveyors, arrived in the city
today from trip up the Clearwater river.
L. Vineyard, of Grangeville, arrived in
the city last evening from southern Idaho
where he has been attending the conven-
tions and left today for his home on the
Stuart train.
A. M. Ingersoll. Of Tacoma, and M. r..
O'Neill, Of Spokane, representing the
Tacoma Warehouse & Elevator Co, were
ID the city yesterday and left this morn.
ing for trip through the Clearwater
country.
Mr.. Ed. Lunden, business man of
Srangeville, accompanied by his wife,
returned Yesterday from business trip
q Spokane. Mr.. Lunden left for Grange
ville this morning, Mrs Lnnden remain
ng to visit with relatives few days.
j. D. McCally, prominent merchant
md stockrnan Of Joseph, Oregon. came
ID to the city last night. He made the
rip by way Of Harrison's ferry on the
Grand Ronde, perhaps the finest buggy
hat ever crossed over that route.
The steamer Lewiston received orders
ast night to start at 2 O'Clock this morn.
ng on the down trip instead Of at 9 o.
lock. This is done owing to the neces-
'ity Of loading the heavy fruit shipments
,long the river.
His Cynical Way.