Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
COMING AND GOING

Mr.. f. Baumeister of Asotin is in town
today.
Mrs. H. Perrault returned today from
Asotin, where she has been visiting
friends.
Frank Waldrip of Asotin is visitor in
the city today.
Frank Shively returned to Spalding
this morning.
G. G. Hickok left on today's steamer
for Portland.
Dave Powell Of Asotin was visitor in
the city yesterday.
Staas Speaker made a flying trip to
Potlatch yesterday,
Cyrus Beede was passenger on today's
outgoing Stuart train.
Rev. G. +. Gibson left for his home in
Moscow this morning.
Geo. w. Goode, of the Grangeville
Standard, is>in the city.
ID. H. Butt and Jack Smith left on to-
days train for Orofino.
Col. w. w. Hanmill left this morning
for his home in Nezperce.
Mrs. A. d. BARLEY of Mt. Idaho, left
Sunday for Aurora, Oregon.
Mr.. J. E. Ross Of Tammany lett for
Portland on Sundays steamer.
A. H. Afford left this morning on an
extended business trip to Chicago.
s. 6. Isaman and r. d. Briggs returned
yesterday from Captain John creek.
f. N. King, N. P. right of way agent,
made flying trip to Potlatch today.
Miss Gertrude Rice of Grangeville, was
passenger for Portland on Sundays
steamer.
P. F.. Stookey, county recorder re-
turned yesterday from an extened visit
to Illinois.
Mrs DR.. G. c. Phillips left on today's
Steamer for Portland where she will visit
with her mother.
Ben Reeves and Ezra Sorey arrived in
the city Saturday from Salmon river with
SIS head of horses.
Sam Price, brakeman OIL the Stuart
train, left yesterday for few weeks
visit to Helena, Mont.
F. M. Hinkley and wife returned on
yesterdays steamer from pleasure trip
to points in California.
Deputy Sheriff Harve Foresman re-
turned yesterday from Seattle, where he
has been on legal business.
Miss Lena Williamson left this morn
ing for two weeks vacation to visit
friends on the reservation.
Prof. w. ]. Spillman of the Washing
ton State Agricultural College at Pull
man is visitor in the city.
Mrs. Hugh O'Kane of Grangeville, left
on the boat yesterday for an EXTENDED
visit with friends at Portland.
Sam l. Slovenian and brother, Sol, ar
rived in the city Saturday night, leaving
on Sundays train for Spokane
The two daug hters Of Mrs McConville,
Alta and Er1nith, left this morning for
Spokane to visit their uncle, Jesse Arant.
Geo. G. Richie, formerly chief clerk
in the O. r & N. Office in this city, left
for Portland yesterday where he expects
to accept position.
]. Eichenberger and son Conrad left on
Sundays boat for Portland. Conrad will
remain and finish his apprenticeship in
the plumbing business.
d. M. Cannon left this morning for
Pullman where he will spend the sum-
mer. Mr.. Cannon was formerly steward
1t the Hotel De France.
Harry Davis and w. ]. Daniels, who
have been in the employ of Small &
Emery, left yesterday for Portland, where
hey will accept position.
Miss Moody, who has been teaching
ern Of school on the reservation, arrived
n the city Saturday and left for her
Tome In Moscow yesterday.
Mr.. d. ]. McGilvery of the firm of Nc
silvery & Culver Bros, returned Satur-
lay night from Stuart and other Clear
water points and reports successful
business trip.
A. w. Kroutinger, Louis Roos and
ack Pon'ing left yesterday morning for
he North Fork country in the inter
SITS of the Clearwater Land, Log and
lumber company.
Capt. f.. f. Rodgers of Cleveland, O.,