Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-18
Coming and Going

COW today.
Louis S,ull, of Omaha, is stopping at
the Grand
Lester Coffin returned to his store at
Lapwai today.
Mrs. J. B. West and little son went to
Moscow today.
Lew Magill, grain buyer, went to
Cul- de-Sac today.
NJ. P. Stephens, editor of the Culdesac
Register, is in the city.
The Lewiston will go up to Wild
Goose Rapids Thursday.
A. J. Preston, of Moscow, left for
Grangeville this morning.
M. A. and IN. Radcliffe returned to-
day to their home in Peck.
F. A. Boozer d we'll known citizen of
Fletcher, is in town today.
George Hall, a we'll known citizen of
of Fletcher, is in town today.
Tony Lundres; merchant Of Pine City,
is doing business in town today.
Sam Tannahill left on this morning
train for Moscow to attend court.
Perry E. Davis started on a hunting
trip in the Willowa country this after
noon.
D. J. McGrath, of McGrath Bros,
butchers, of Culdesac is doing business
in the city.
w. E. Harley, of Palouse City, went
to Grangeville today to visit friends dur
ing holidays.
Vim. Curreys, merchant Of Orofino,
is doing business with local wholesale
dealers today.
E. T. G. Lensengraff went to Crooks
ton, Mimi, to spend the holidays at that
place with his relatives.
Chas. Wilson of the firm of Wilson
Bros. Crangv,lle, went to Salt Lake this
morning on business trip.
Miss Blanche King of Culdesac went to
Colfax this morning to spend Christmas
with friends at that place.
d. w. Eaves and Scott Wilkinson left
for Basalt this morning to load wheat for
the Clearwater Grain company.
w. T. johnson and wife Of Nezperce,
left on this mornings boat for San Fran
cisco, where they will spend the holi-
days.
L. H. Showalter, student at the nor
NAL school, went to Moscow this morning
to spend the Christmas vacation with his
parents.
A. Conway, wife and two children, left
on the Lewiston for Portland. Mr.. Con-
way is grain buyer and warehouseman
of cul-de-Sac.
J. w. Bowers, representing the Buffalo
Pitts Threshing Machine company, is in
town from Spokane. He went to Lap
wal this morning.
J. B. Plunden, from Missoula, Mont,
went to Grangeville today. He expects
to 90 into the mining business at that
place in the uear future.
CIV. Mcclure Of Colfax, who has been
visiting at Culdesac and with Harry KIM
brough, proprietor Of the Thatcher house.
returned to his home today.
G. H. Roudebush aud family of Rich
land Center, Ohio, who have been visit.
ing with +. S. Pickering on Genesee hill
for the last few weeks, returned home this
morning.
w. d. Philip, wife and child, will
leave on Thursdays boat for Wild Goose
rapids. He will take position with the
Salmon river mining and development
company.
Mrs. J. d. McClane and Mrs. CA. Gal.
loway, who have been at the bedside of
Mrs. W. E. Ratcliff during her last ILL
ness, returned to their homes this morn.
ing at Cedar canyon.
T. w. Green and wife, who has been
engaged in running the tramwav at
Lenore, left on the boat this morning to
spend the holidays with friends at Win.
field, Kansas. They will return in about
a month.
John Donovan, Geo. Ford. Henry Hig-
gins, Chas. Biladean, T. O. Meaders and
J. Boughton are guests at the Grand
hotel. They came from Keetenai county
to prove up on their timber claims in the
St. Maries country.