Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-11
COMING AND GOING

Frank Shively returned to Spalding to-
day
Stenographer Adrian Sweet has gone
TO Portland.
George Warte left today by boat for
Walla Walla.
A. Vinson arrived today from Walla
Walla by boat.
DIR. ]. H. Lewis has returned to his
home at Nezperce.
Miss NJ. Sprazey, of Harry, is in the
city on her way to Everett.
S. d. Short, of Charleston, left today by
train for Peck, on business.
Colfax was again defeated by Spokane
Sunday by score of II to II.
George Kester and Frank kettenbac Ii
returned from flying trip to Portland.
f. S. Sweet, of Grangevile, is ship,
ping 80 cars of cattle to Senator Roach
today.
w. P. Wardrip. of Huntsville, Wash,
principal of Washington Seminary, is in
the city.
Joe Vincent and wife, of Kendrick, are
here on attendance to the X. of p. Grand
Lodge.
Miss Lottie Davis. who has been at
tending school at Tekoa, arrived home
Saturday night for short vacation.
J. S. Reed and c. W. Henderson, Min
ing men, left for Grangeville via trai II
today. They will visit Buffalo Hump.
F.. f. Gibson, of the NJ. F.. church,
Moscow, left for home this morning He
hes been conducting services at Clarks-
ton.
Richard Steen and Miss Steen came in
on the boat from Billy creek. Mr.. Steen
brought in a quantity of wool for ship
ment.
Walter Henley, who has been quite
sick at his home i'll the upper part of the
city, is reported to be considerably bet
ter at this writing
Four persons were killed and IS
wounded by the collision on Sunday of
two trains on the Union suburban rail
road at Providence R. l.
Miss Alice Quimette, who is to be mar
ried to Herbert Greenback, left accom-
paied by her mother, Mrs. Ouimette,
and friend Miss Addie Scully, for Fai-
haven this morning.
c. c. johnson, and an Idaho county
miner, by the name of Hunt, left on Sun
day mornings boat in the care of an at
tendant for the asylum at Blackfoot,
Idaho.
J. w. Daniels, one of the visiting
Pythians from Boise, is superintendent
of the public schools of that city, and
also one of Idaho's representatives to the
Supreme Lodge.
All persons wishing to go TO Spokane
Monday to witness the Spokane-Lewis-
ton ball game should leave their names
with Otto Kettenbach. seven dollar
rate has been secured.
The wife and little son of F.. Sherman,
of this city, arrived by today's boat from
Chicago, III. Mr.. Sherman and family
will occupy the cottage recently occupied
by Prof. Wright, on Idaho street.
T. d. HASTE has been appointed U. S.
Commissioner at Orifno. Mr.. HASTE is
late arrival from Des Moines, Iowa,
where he comes strongly recommended
to our citizens from both the bench and
bar of the state.
Hon. ]. f. Ailshie left ) by boat today
for Philadelphia, where he will attend
the republican national convention, after
which he will go to New York, Washing
ington and then visit his former home at
Hinla, Tennessee.
James Murphy, who was drowned in
Spokane last week, has been positively
identified as the plasterer who worked
for Harry Madgwick here for the past
year. He had recently gone to Spokane
and was engaged in his trade there. Muir
ply had many friends here in this city.
James II. McGibbon, publisher and
proprietor of THE SENATOR official
organ. of the Idaho Pythian Grand Lodge,
arrived on the afternoon boat and will be
in attendance at the Grand Lodge ses-
sion. He has with him special edition
of The Senator devoted to this session of
the Grand Lodge.