Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-26
Coming and Going

COW today.
Judge Buck came down from Spokane
this afternoon.
John Johnson of Fletcher retired from
Seattle yesterday.
c. w. Keller of Spaldiug returned
home this morning.
4 Miss Mary Denny left on this morn
ing's train for short visit to Chicago.
w. l.. Thompson, cashier Of the Asotin
bank. made short visit in the city today.
G. w. Ladd of Portland left on the
morning train for business trip to Gull
desac.
Mrs. S. d. Shurtz and daughter May,
drick.
Geo. Hall, a well known farmer OF
Fletcher, is in the city doing business
today.
Mrs. w. l.. Farnsworth and daught ers
returned on this evenings train from
Lenore.
Joe Malloy returned to Spalding this
morning after brief visit with friends in
the city.
George N. Spangle baggagemaster for
the N. p. at S .,okane returned home this
morning.
w. v. Sanders of Elk City returned
home this morning after business trip
to the city.
H. A. Parkins. wife and daughter, were
passengers on the Spokane train this
afternoon.
Miss Maude Cooper and mother of
Viueland left for few days visit at
Spalding this morning.
X. w. Thompson and wife. gold wire
and sea shell artists, left on the boat tn is
morning for Pendleton.
Miss Emma B. Hughes, who has been
visiting with Mary Denny, returned to
her home in Seattle today
Robert Hulsey, owner of the Orc
Grand group of mines at Pierce city, left
for that place this morning.
J.W Higgins, mining man of Colfax,
went to Grangevilfe this morning to look
after his interests that section.
N. J. Wing returned to his home at Lee
land this morning. He has been visiting
in the city for the last few days.
w. F.. McCalister, who took train Of
stock to Seattle markets last week, re.
turned to his home last evening.
Mrs. G. c. johnson, Of Fletcher, left on
the morning train for Spangle, Wash,
where her son is dangerously i'll.
Charles Manning is preparing to move
his family to his residence at Post Falls,
where he will make his future home.
Miss Lora Remington, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the last
few days, returned to Spalding this morn
ing.
]. c. Donahue of Baron county, Wis
consin, arrived in the city Yesterday
evening. He expects to make his future !
home here,
E. ]. Doyle, who has been teaching !
school near Kendrick for the last two |
months, returned home yesterday to !
spend the holidays.
Mrs. White Moberly, teacher in the
Goodnight school district on Cenesee
hill, has returned to her home in the CITY |
to spend the holidays.
Miss Grace Gifts, who has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Bert Smith, of
this city, started this morning for her
home at Trail, British Columbia.
Harley Strong, Ed Knight and Harry
Dent left ON the morning train for the
North Fork to spend the winter doing
assessment work on their mining claims. !
County Superintendent Miss Jennie
Harrington left yesterday for Mountain
Home, where she will attend the county
superintendent and state teachers asso.
Citations which will meet at that place
this morning.
Tracy f. Inman returned yesterday
from mining trip to the Klondike for a
visit with his parents in this city, DR..
and Mrs. l.. F. Inman. He has been
gone about year and made his head
quarters at Lake Bennett, B. G.
0. A. Kjos has on hand about $50 un.
called for tickets for guesses on the
grand piano to he given away New Years
day. Bids will be received and the lot
sold to the highest bidder, the proceeds