Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-06
Coming and Going

J. III. Evans, of Riverside, on Snake
river, is in the city.
Jap Mounce and wife, of Waha Prairie,
are in the city today.
f. Erickson and wife, Of Kippen, ar
rived in the city today.
V. Spensley, of Lapwai, is in the city
today transacting business.
Arthur Warren will leave Monday to
attend the Elks carnival at Portland.
Frank NJ. Roberts, former editor of the
Orofno Patriot, arrived in town today.
J. T. Emerson, of Hatwai precinct Is in
the city as delegate to the convention.
Geo. w. Tapnahill left on today's train
for Kendrick, where he goes on business.
Daniel Frew, the loan agent, left on the
train this morning for his home in Col
fax.
VIM. Havernick, who has been to
Grangeville on business, returned home
today.
Van B. De Lashmutt, the we'll know
mining man, arrived in the city today
from Spokane.
Rimrock, Leland and Spalding dele
gates to the convention arrived on the 4
o'clock train today.
Jack O'Keefe, of Asotin, is in the city
and states that the wheat is rolling in
J fast in his warehouse.
G. w. Bashor, c. f. Miller and J. F..
Gwinn, of Beeman, were late arrivals to-
day for the convention.
Harry Dowd returned today from
Willowa with 900 head of cattle which he
took to his Tammany ranch.
d. II. Butt arrived in the city today
from Spokane enroute to the North Fork
to look after his tie contracts.
Charles T. Flock and wife and Miss
Doris returned today from Buffalo Hump,
where they spent the summer.
Capt John Kinzie, who has been i'll the
city several days visiting friends, returned
to his home in Pullman today.
]. F. McKissick of Tammany is in the
city today on business and incidentally
to take in the republican county conyen-
ton.
| c. T. Stranahan of Spalding chairman
of the republican county central commit
tee, arrived in the city on this afternoon s
train.
Ray Morris and Harold Hurlbut will
leave in few days for Walla Walla,
where they will enter Whitman college
for the coming term.
Col +. T. Vernon left today for tour
of the Palouse country. where he is do.
ing missionary work for the benefit OF
the coming Interstate Fair.
Vim. Wellman, left this morning with
"a load of supplies and several men,
bound for the Wild Goose mining prop
critics where he is interested.
George X. Reed, proprietor of the Jer-
lsey house at Grangeville, arrived in the
city today Ell route to Portland, where he
will attend the Elks' carnival.
Mrs. w. p. Hurlburt will leave in a
few days for San Francisco where she
will visit a few weeks with Mr.. Hurlburt's
brother who is resident of that city.
Miss Mona Hattabugh and Miss Trula
Keener who have been visiting friends in
this city for several days, left on this
mornings train for their home in Mos
COW.
Frank Shively, who has been acting as
bookkeeper and clerk at the Neg Perez
Indian agents Office at Spalding, wa.
transferred to the Fort Hall reservation,
and left this morning for his headquar
tiers at FL Reno, Oklahoma.
II ]. II. Wann is in the city from Spald
ing. Mr.. Wsnn states there is som,
grain coming into Spalding this season
J but not as much as in former seasons
He formerly conducted grain warehouse
at Contact on the Clearwater branch.
F. p. Hannaford will leave Sunday 70,
Spokane, where he will meet his mother
Mrs. p. A. Hannaford, of Boston, who
! has just made pleasure trip through
Yellowstone Park. He will return with
her Monday. She will be the guest o
Mrs. ]. p. Vollmer during her stay il