Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-31
Coming and Going

X. Duboise has gone to Troy for short
visit.
John johnson came down srom Fletch
er today.
Bud Adare, of Charleston, left for Lee
more today.
J. H. Sprague and bride returned from
the east last evening.
Joe Payne left for Grangeville after a
short trip to the city today.
Ed knight returned on the evening
train from the North Fork.
/ c. F. Lake retur ned from holiday trip
to Spokane this afternoon.
f. F. Humison, a mining man of Spo-
kane, left for Grangeville today.
DR.. Atkinson and wife were passengers
on the Spokane train last evening.
c. A. Carlburg left for his home at
Stuart on the Orofino train this morning.
d. H. Spencer left on Yesterday morn
ing's boat to visit his parents at Chicago.
J. II. Brooks, a stockman, left for his
home on the Stuart train this morning.
c. Beck, Of Mason prairie left on the
morning train for short visit to Spo-
kane.
Mrs. l.. X. Brown and two daughters
LETT IN he <~ IL
at Melrose.
Miss Rose Boggan left on the Orofno
train this morning to take charge of the
school at Eugene.
Prof. Hunter returned from Pullman
last evening where he has been enjoying
vacation with friends.
Joe Vincent, editor of the Kendrick
Gazette, was in the city over Sunday. He
returned home today.
T. o. Cozier left for Kamiah this
morning. Mr.. Golfer moved from Clark
ston to this city last week.
Frank Day arrived in the city today.
He is on his way to resume his work at
the university at Moscow.
William Gardner, who has been visit
ing with friends in the city for the last
few days. left for Grangeville.
Peter Pope, who has been employed at
the w. S. restaurant for some time, left
for visit to Grangeville today.
S. Maxwell, and wife of Wallace left
on this mornings boat for San Francisco
where they will spend the winter.
George Runhel, who has been visiting
with his brother, G. F. Runhel, of this
city, returned home to Weippe today.
Mrs. A. f. Davis and daughter, Myrtle,
left for their home in Dayton. She has
been visiting with her husband in this
city.
K. II. Beeman, of Beeman, returned to
his home this morning. He has been
marketing number Of fat hogs in the
city.
Chas. MAXWELL, of Wallace, will leave
tomorrow morning for San Francisco,
where he will spend the winter with
friends.
w. r. Skey. hardware man of Peck.
who has been doing blu ,iness with locn
merchants, returned to his home this
morning.
Miss Edith Knepper returned home
Sunday from Leland where she has been
spending the holidays with her class
mate, Miss Lena Ward.
A large deposit of asbestos has been
found in the hills near Lewiston Place
of location and owners name will be
given in few days.
Stephen Haynes and wife returned to
Echo, Oregon. on the Spokane. They
have been visiting relatives in Lewiston
and Clarkston for the last few days.
Lester Coffin returned to his store this
morning. He came in from North Yak
lima yesterday where he has been look
ing after his sheep interests.
f. J. Doyle left yesterday morning to
assume charge OF his school near Ken
drick after spending the holidays with
his parents in Charleston and friends in
Lewiston.
F. d. Garner, accompanied by his
family, went to Spokane this morning.
They will leave there this evening for a
visit with friends in Minneapolis and he
will return to Lewiston in about ten DAYS.
DIR. Moody, of Oro6no. left on yester-
day mornings boat for Boise TO attend the