Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
Coming and Going

]. X. Ctowford is in the city from Ne7-
perez.
Robert Stanton left this morning for
Spald'ng.
Jno. Wilkinson went to Clearwater
points today.
Jno. Rains, of Pierce City, is in the city
on business.
Alex Ryrie returned to his home in
Moscow today.
Jake Moritz of Orofino is in town trans.
acting business.
Miss Ada Stevens. of Anatone, arrived
in the city today.
Mrs. Agnes Mitchell, of Pomeroy, is in
the city visiting friends.
DIR. F. +. Webb, of Nezperce, is in
town today on business.
Josie and Fred Wright returned to their
home at Crangeville today.
Hon. R. S. Anderson returned yester-
day from Occur d'Alene city.
Mrs. J. w. Ramey and Miss Myrtle
Mitchell, of Russell, are in the city.
Donald Ryrie of Colfax left on the
steamer this morning for Pendleton.
Thomas Kirby of Peck is in the city as
delegate to the republican convention.
Fred II, Wood, manager of the Golden
Gate mine on French creek, is in the city.
Col. f. T. Vernon, who has been to
Spokane on business, returned home to-
day.
Attorney S. S. Denning. who has been
i'll the city on legal business, returned to
Moscow today.
J. 7. Bills arrived in the city today
from Melrose and will attend the conven-
ton tomorrow.
Miss Maud Hammell of Nezperce re-
turned on last evening s steamer from the
Occur d'Alenes.
II. b. Street arrived in the CITY last
night from his placer properties at Salem
Bar on Snake river.
Mrs. j. Moritz, OF Orofino, who has
been in the city several days, returned
home this morning
B. G. Peters, the flax buyer of Nez-
perez was in the city yesterday and left
for home this morning.
Miss Nellie Pope left yesterday for
chicago after short visit with her sister,
Mrs. w. c. Foresman.
f. R. Sherman and wife, who have been
In the city for the past year, left today
for their home in Spokane.
]. II. Dauer, merchant of Moscow,
transacted business in the city yesterday
and left for home this morning.
l. M. Foster of Pierce City, who is SUI
perintendent of the Crescent property
there arrived in the city today.
Miss Ruth Naylor, of Moscow, is in the
city aud will attend the Normal. She
VIII stop with Mrs. J. B. West.
DR.. D. Orr Pointer has decided to
leave this city aud will go to Seattle
where he will locate permanently.
Miss Bessie Vollmer left on this morn
ing's steamer for Portland where she will
spend short time at the Elks' carnival.
DIR. J. II. McCallie returned today from
Moscow, where he has been for the past
few days arranging to move his Office
here.
Daniel Frew, loan agent of Colfax,
arrived in the city today from weeks
trip over Asotin county, where he is in
| terested.
| J. I. cambridge left today for Portland
via Spokane to attend the Elks' carnival
and meet his wife who will return home
with him.
Miss Tierney, of Moscow, is in the city
and will take charge of the millinery par
Tor OF Miss Driscoll in the Kettenbech
building at the head of Second street.
Miss Reavy, of the state school super.
intendent's Office at Boise, arrived in the
city today and will take several deaf
mute scholars from this point to be placed
in school.
Erb & Co., music dealers of this city,
shipped fine organ to Grangeville to
day. This is the 10th instrument shipped
to that district within the past two
months.
Mrs. A. Friedenrich and son Milton
ami Mrs. II. F. Hepnner' and daugh-
ter of Grangeville left this morning for
Portland to attend the EIEs carni,rnl aud