Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-26
COMING AND GOING

Nels ]. Wing Of Leland. is a visitor in
the city.
]. Wollner. wool-buy,.r of San Fran
cisco, is in the city.
Dave o. Powell, of Asotin, is in the
city today on business.
Mr.. G. Weisgerber returned from a
weeks visit to Spokane.
George Stonebraker returned from
Newsome creek yesterday.
Hon. Judge Steele, Of Moscow, arrived
in the city on today's train.
Miss Babe Remington, Of Spaulding,
came in on today's N. r. train.
S. Privett, Of colfax, returned last
night from q trip to the prairie.
Attorney F. D. Culver leftfor Moscow
this morning on legal business.
Mr.. L. Smith and wife returned to
their home in Kansas City today.
A. L. Dickerman, the we'll known
mining man, went to Spokane this morn
ing.
r. r.. Mcfarland and son left for
Occur d'Alene City today for short
visit.
Dave Mcfarland the we'll known foot
ball player Of Lapwai, is in town on bus
mess. Id
Mr.. Ralph Baughman, wife and
mother, returned yesterday from a trip
to Portland.
Newton Hibbs went to Elk City today
to inspect some mining property in q
new district.
i Miss Maud Warren will leave next
Friday for Pullman, where she will make
her home in the future.
Mrs. H. Wax and son Monte, accom-
panied by Miss Minnie Binnard, left for
Grangeville on today's Stuart train.
Miss Melina Saux returned today from
Asotin, where she has been the guest Of
Miss Alletta Baumeister for the past
week.
| Mrs. G. r. Gibson and family, Of Mos
COW, arrived on today's train ard will
visit the family of L. Ben Howard, ON
Normal Hill.
i Mr.. D. McGilvery, Of the firm Of
McGilvery & Culver Bros, left on the
morning train for Stuart on business. He
Will return Saturday.
| H. M. Keime and w. ID. Rowland ar
rived in town on today's train enroute to
Buffalo Hump. Mr.. Keime is mining
man of considerable experience.
Mrs. Geo. Ausman, of Asotin, who has
been visiting Mrs. c. E. Gibson at Mos
cow, returned on today's train. Mrs.
Ausman left via stage for her home.
/ Steve Hystin returned from camas
i Prairie yesterday where he bought a
shipment Of beef cattle for coast markets.
He reports heavy storms of hail and rain
| in the interior Sunday.
!, Mrs. Bowman, Of Spokane, and Miss
D. cohres, Of the Spokesman Review
staff, who have been in the city on a
| visit, left this morning for trip on the
river and will return tonight.
i Miss Caroline Melton, normal gradu-
ate living at Pomeroy, left this morning
for Livingstone, Mont. where she will
meet party Of friends and spend two
months In Yellowstone Park.
/ John Wilkinson, the well-known grain
man was passenger on the outgoing
Stuart train today. Mr.. Wilkinson is
making a trip to points near Kamiah in
the interest Of the grain business.
Il j. H. Morrow and wife left on today's
boat for Portland. Mr.. Morrow has been
| in the employ Of the Fletcher Hardware
| Co. for the past year, and leaves for Port.
land to accept position at that place.
| Jake Moritz came in from Orofno yes.
terday and went to Moscow this morning
to look after his interests in the United
States court, before which the notorious
tie cases are coming in bankruptcy
proceedings. Is
Miss Edna Baird, and her cousin, Miss
4 Katherine Rice, who have been visiting
here for some time past, left for Grange
1 vile where Miss Baird will visit friends
during the summer, and Miss Rice will
lgo to her home on Salmon river.
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