Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-11
Coming and Going

Moscow.
Jake Mcritz left today for his home in
Oro6no
J. II. Dauer, Of Moscow, arrived in the
city today.
G. B. Ladd and wife, of Russell are
visiting in the city.
Thomas Oliver is in the city today
transacting business.
Rev. Walton Skipworth returned this
afternoon from Yakima.
+. w. Kettenbach left this morning for
points OH the Clearwater.
Public speaking at the Grostein & Bin
nard hall tomorrow night
R. II. Renshaw and family, of Colfax,
are in town visiting friends.
| J. II. Wann, of Spalding, spent several
hours in the city yesterday on business.
P. Treisch, manager of the Peck Mer-
camille company, of Peck, is in the city.
Geo. f.. Crum left this morning OIL
business trip to the Canias Prairie coun-
| try.
| Joseph Thiebes, of Spokane, a promi-
nent hide buyer, is in the city on bust
ness.
DR.. c. S. Moody. of Orofino, was a
passenger on the train today for Spo-
kane.
Standrod and and Bruner will speak at
the Grostein & Binnard hall tomorrow
night.
|. NJ. Foster arrived in the city from
district.
Louis Ross and S. l.. Mcfarland re-
turned last night from business trip to
Cul de Sac
Miss May Cole and her aunt Mrs.
Moore, arrived in the city yesterday from
Winchester.
Miss Maud Warren left today for
Spalding where she will visit her parents
for short time
Judge r. F. Carney, of Granpeville.
was in the city yesterday and left this
morning for Colorado
Hon. A. A. Crane, Willis Sweet and
J.. M. Shoup will speak here Tuesday
one week from today.
{. I. Stranahan and wife, of Spaldiup,
were in the city yesterday and left this
morning for their home.
J. l.. Armstrong who has been to
Pennington for several days transacting
business, returned home yesterday.
Prof. I. d. Russell, government geolo-
gist, left this morning for the east, having
completed his work in this section.
Messrs J. P. Turner and Sam Pang of
Stuart came in this afternoon as witnesses
in land contest which comes up tomor-
row.
Elmer Waldrup, who has been to Spo-
kane and the Sound country for the past
few weeks, returned yesterday enroute to
Asotin.
F. +. Edwards, of Portland, who has
been i'll the city several days visiting his
friend, Fred Beckwith, left this morning
for New York.
A. b. Jackson, general passenger and
freight agent of the c. -. & 9. r. R., is
in the city from Spokane, looking up
railroad business.
Mrs. Dick Steen will arrive in the CITY
Thursday from Billie creek to arrange the
house recently rented, preparatory to
moving for the winter.
II. B. Street has accepted position
with the Kettenbach Grain Co, as man
ager OF the warehouse at Lenore, and left
this morning to assume his position.
Mr.. F. P. Hannaford returned yester-
day from Spokane where he went to meet
his mother, who arrived in the city with
him and is the guest of Mrs. ]. p. Vol.
mer.
Mayor X. {. Beach and wife and son
Kenneth and d. S. Dent and wife, re-
turned yesterday from Portland, where
'ney spent several days visiting friends
in that city,
G. A, Black and 7. A. Davis genera,
y D iand commissioners, arrived in the |
city yesterday from Spokane, and will
visit several days the guests of Hon. r |
:. Anderson.
Geo "A. Leioes' eN-cotnptroller of Spo-
kane, and formerly president of the In.
'a"a "rain Co. at Juliaetta, arrived in
tue city Yesterday and ~ transacting bus.