Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-17
Coming and Going

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Col. W. W. Hammell returned last
evening from a trip below.
Thomas Oliver OF the Lake House at
Lake Waha, is in town today.
NJ. 7. Stephens, of Cul lie Sac, is in the
city transacting business today.
Rev. {. +. Gibson, of Moscow, was an
arrival in the city on today's train.
Clifford Riggs left this afternoon for a
few days trip to the Blue mountains.
Miss May Kettenbach. is at Lake
Waha, the guest of Mrs. James F.. Babb.
Mrs. l.. Kester returned this afternoon
from a months visit with friends in Wal
lace.
Senator Henry Heitfeld arrived in the
city this afternoon from his farm OH Rim
rock.
NJ. A. Means, of Genesee, arrived in
the city today from business trip to
Orofino.
Thos. Neighbor, proprietor Of the hotel
at Westlake, is in the city transacting
business.
ID. S. Wasky, manager of the Deming
Investment Co., of Colfax, is III the city
on business.
G. O. Brown and son, f.. \. arrived in
the city from their mining properties in
the Elk City district.
Hal Beach returned last night on the
steamer Lewiston from weeks visit
with friends in Pendleton.
Harry Baughman and l.. Stannus left
on this mornings Stuart train for pros
pecting trip in the Pierce mining district.
F.. n. King, right-of-way agent of the
n. p, left this morning on business
trip to Portland and the Sound country
Mrs. NJ. Moser, proprietress of the Pal
ace hotel at Grang"ville, was in the city
last night and left for home this morn
ing.
Miss Gertrude Rice returned last night
from visit with friends in Oregon and
left this morning for her home i'll Grange
vile.
Mrs. Tinkham, mother of Mrs. James
+. Babb, returned to the city today from
Lake Waha, where she has been rusti-
eating.
John Wilkinson was passenger on the
Stuart train this morning to look after
his grain interests OIL the Clearwater
branch.
O. i. Roberts and w. w. Pennoyer, OF
Michigan. left this morning on horse
back for an inspection of the white pine
country.
Judge Jos. X. Vincent and wife left
this morning for their home in Mt. Idaho
after spending few days visiting
friends here
+. W. Kettenbach and family and Mrs
w. +. Kettenbach and brother, Forest
White, returned today from an outing al
Lake Waha.
Miss Louis Walker of Walla Walla ar.
rived in the city last evening and will re-
main several days, the guest of Miss
Grace Hibbs.
Miss Rena Kuhn, of Colfax, arrived in
the city today and will visit short time
with her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs
Robert Grostein.
Or. r. S. Whitford reports the birth OIL
a ten pound baby girl to the wife of John
Greene on Normal Hill, Mother and
child doing we'll.
Mrs. n. B. Holbrook, of Juliaetta, ar
rived in the city last evening enroute tc
Pomeroy, where she goes to visit hel
daughter who resides there.
Leslie Squires, Van w. Hasbrouck and
Ben F. Jacobs returned todry from ar
extended hunting and fishing trip. They
were camped on Clear Greek above
/ Stuart.
| Norman Vollmer, accompanied by hi
sisters, Misses Genevive and Norma, lief
yesterday for Genesee, where they will
will visit their brother, Ralston, for
short time.
Mrs. Della II. Magee Of Grangevill,
will arrive in the city tomorrow and viii
be the guest of Miss Marie Benson owe
Sunday. She will leave Monday to visi
relatives in Oregon,
Miss Maggie Smith, local manager o
the Inland Telegraph and Telephone Co,
left this morning for Grangeviile, wher'
she will spend couple of weeks visitiu,