Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-13
COMING AND GOING

G. w. Coutts is visitor from Kendrick
today.
Peter Martin, of Nez Perez prairie, is in
town
Math Jacobs and wife came in on the
train today.
Editor Martin of the Nez Perez Herald
| is in the city.
Mayor R. c. Beach arrived from visit
to Pendleton, by boat today.
Assessor Speaker was passenger
north on the mornings train.
The o. R. & N. people have put down
new sidewalk and landing at the wharf.
| Miss Mae Swazzic returned by boat to
her home at Everett, Washington today.
Ex-Sheriff R. A. Simms, of Whitman
county, arrived today by team from Col
fax.
| Joe. Alexander made business trip to
Oaksdale today He will return tomor-
row.
John Pointing came up on today's boat
from visit to the Smith fruit farm down
the river
were photographed by Gomond this
afternoon
Misses Florence and Grace Rice re-
turned to their summer home at West
lake today.
Mr. A. w. Bradley, of Duluth, arrived
today to look after his investments in
this district.
The ladies of the Guild will give an ice
cream social tonight on the lawn of w.
+. Kettenbach.
Mrs. McConville went to Moscow today
to attend the graduating exercises of the
State University.
Atty. Robt. Mcfarland is in Moscow
today attending the graduating exercises
Of the State University.
| p w. McRoberts of Genesee, late ma
jor of the Idaho volunteers, is visiting
member of the grand lodge.
Chas CARLY left for Moscow this morn
ing to take in the commencement exer-
cises of the State University.
Mrs. J. A. O'Brien, of Greenwood, B.
c., arrived this afternoon to visit her
niece, Mrs. King. of this city.
Rev. P. Murphy, delegate from the Po-
catello lodge, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Willis while in the city.
w. G. Ronald, organizer for the en-
dowment rank, K. of p for the Pacific
coast, left for Spokane this morning.
Chas Power, one of the proprietors of
the Genesee is the delegate from the Cen
esee lodge to the X. of p. Grand lodge.
VIM. Gordon and wife, who have been
here attending the X. of P. grand lodge,
left for their home in Kendrick this
morning.
Chas. Thomas, one of the substantial
citizens of Nez Perez prairie, in i'll the
city OH business connected with the pro-
bate court
Mrs. J. B. Perkins and Miss Maud have
decided to spend the summer on the
Sound. They will depart on the boat
about next Monday.
Twelve carloads OF iron piping are now
enroute for the new water system which
is being put in by the enterprsing com
pany across the river.
The funeral of Maggie Barton was held
from the Catholic church at p. m. to-
day. A large number of friends paid
tribute to her memory.
Van Hasbrouck is in Moscow today.
He will attend the university exercises
this evening and listen to the address of
Brig. Gen. Charles King.
Miss Annie Binnard went to Portland
this morning by steamer. She will re-
turn by the way of Spokane in time to
hear Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott,
who appear there next Monday night.
c. A. Cook. formerly purser on the o.
X. & n. steamer, running into this city,
came up on today's boat as far as lila.
Mr.. Cook has purchased a large fruit
ranch at this point and will make this
his headquarters in the future.
l.. A. Johnson will Immediately begin
the erection of Ioo-barrel -four mill at
Nezperce city. This is much needed
institution in that prosperous community
and we predict will be literally patron
lied by the citizens of Nez Perez prairie.
F.. I. Thompson, of Tacoma, is visiting
his nephew, ID. T. Winnie, in this city
Mr.. Thompson is an attorney and has
large business interests in the Sound
country. He reports business good on
the Sound and the people prosperous and