The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-01-17
Coming and Going

Bd. Booth is in town from Lapwai.
Hold Wells left today fo- Spokane
w. r. Knapp returned to Spokane to-
day.
A. Watkins is in town today from
Asotin.
VIM. Keller returned to Spalding this
morning.
Chas CARLY is i'll at his home on nor
NAL hill.
Geo. Wolfe, the assayer at Stuart, is in
the city.
A. d. Holmes left for his home at Peck
this morning.
DR.. E. Taylor, of Peck, visited in the
city yesterday.
J. A. Frye returned to Stuart on this
mornings train.
White Bros. shipped car of apples to
Kansas city today.
w. H. Sprague is back from the I'm
naha mining district.
Rev. VIM. Smith and wife, of Asotin,
are visitors in the city.
H. Wray, came in on the train this
afternoon from the Hump.
G. B. Steunenberg, state land board
agent, is here from Boise.
F. Emery, returned from his logging
camp near Vollmer today.
Harry Baughman left on the boat to-
day on his way to Portland.
Frank Surprise, Of Crangeville was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
G. o. vassar was called last evening to
Pomeroy, his son being very ill.
R. W. Callison, Of Eugene, Oregon, left
on the morning train for Beeman.
Mrs. Anna Brown, of Chicago, is here,
the guest of Mrs. Viola Mcconville.
Frazier Mckenzie 10 here again after a
few days visit with friends at Waha.
w. J. Clemans. the Auatone merchant
was in town yesterday buying goods.
E. D. Potvin will 60 east about the aoth
on visit to his old home at Quebec.
Miss Florence Sutherland returned
from Spokane on the evenings traiu.
A. B. Jodson was passenger on the
Palouse train this morning for Spokane.
The funeral of Geo. Russell took place
fIcm the Methodist church this afternoon.
Mrs: s. Jones, of Elk City, left for
Stuart on the Orofno train this morn
ing.
]. H. Speakman and wife left on this
mornings train for their home at Fargo,
N. d.
]. D. Stephens. the postmaster at
Willowa, was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
Chas. Rearey was passenger on the
Clearwater train this morning on his way
to Peck.
Mrs. N. L. Hughes, who has been very
i'll at the Thatcher House, is improving
very rapidly.
d. T. Taylor arrived in the city yester-
day from Grass Valley. CAL, enrouto to
Grangeville.
The state fled today at the land Office
selection for white pine land in the Pot
latch country.
Mrs. d. S. Bingham is in the city from
Asotin for few days the guest OF James
Clark and family.
H. L. Wilson, a business man of Troy,
visited in the city yesterday returning
home this morning.
Mark Means and family came in on
the train this afternoon from Genesee
for visit with relatives.
Percy Willoughby came in yesterday
from Elk City and left on the Spokane
train today on his way to Alaska.
w. B. Reese and Perry Miller, county
of6cials-elect, arrived on the afternoon
train to be ready for the Inauguration
Monday.
E. L. Parker, Of Nezperce, arrived on
the evening train enroute for Boise,
where he will help o. pose the county di-
vision measure.
Fred Shaw, who resides at Westlake
is quite i'll at the Grand Hotel. but under
the care of DR.. Whitford, is getting
along very nicely.
r. G. Lemon who was recently in
charge of the Lewiston weather station
has lately ''een transferred to the station
at Denver Colorado.