Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-05
Coming and Going

Ceo.>W. Tannahill went to kendrick
today.
O f. Gorsline, of Willowa valley, is in
the city.
R. R. Steen returned from Walla Walla
this afternoon.
X. Aiken of Charleston went to South
wick to. visit relatives.
+. NJ. Rice Of Grangeville is guest at
the Raymond House.
John Brown Of Orofino was an arrival
on last evenings train.
Attorney NJ. O. Reid of Colfax arrived
on this evenings rrain.
Miss Lena Williamson has gone to
Moscow to visit relatives.
J. P. Letter, the mining man. went to
Grangeville this morning.
Miss May Knepper was passenger on
Palouse train this morning.
E. Erickson, the sawmill man of Kip
pen, is visitor in the city.
r. B. Cleveland of the normal school
has gone to his home at Summit.
Mrs. E. M. Rose Of Eugene, Ore, left
on the Clearwater train for Kamiah.
Mrs. H. M. Wright of Clenwood, Iowa,
left on this mornings train for Kamiah,
R. M. Palmer was passenger on this
mornings boat. on his way to Portland.
L. Jones, Of Boise, left on the Cotton
wood stage this. morning for Camas
Prairie.
L. w. Smith of Charleston will leave
on the morning boat for West Scio
Oregon.
Those who attended the dance at
Enterprise bar last night report a delight
full time.
E. B. Simmons one of the principal
owners of the Dixie townsite company,
10 in the city.
! John Shissler. after spending a few
days in the city, returned to his home at
Grangeville today.
Ed Arant, who has been confined at
home with the grip for the past week, is
able to be out today.
| Clifford Riggs left today for his sheep
ranch on Salmon river. He expects to be
gone about ten days.
A. L. Pipes has gone to Orofino to as
sist X. ID. Oysterhout, who is holding
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w. S. Yearsley, prominent wheat
man OF Colfax, who has been in the city
for the past few days, has returned home
Mrs. Charles Chamberlin and two chill.
dren Of Whitebird left on the steamer to.
day for Colfax, where they will visit rela-
tives.
drs. w. w. Hammell and daughter ar
Jed on the steamer last evening from
ortland and lett this morning for
Kamiah.
Fred Woods, superintendent of the
French Greek Mining Development CON-
pahy, left today on the Oro6no train for
Pierce city.
Geo. D. Henderson, d. D. S., of Butte,
Mont, who has been visitor in the city
for the past few days, left this morning
for Spokane.
B. F. Bashoar, ssessor-elect, and family
arrived on the train last evening and will
move into one Of the Dent residences on
Idaho street.
| Miss Myrtle Mitchell, who has been
visiting Auditor Stookey and family du.
ring the holidays, will return to her
home Monday.
j G. M. Nielsen, Mormon elder ar.
rived on this afternoons train from Salt
Lake city, Utah. He will conduct services
here next week.
| G. o. McMiuimy has resigned his DO.
sition with the Teller and left on the
morning train for Denver, where he will
teach six mouths term of school.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bailey, Mrs. A. T. Gins
bach and Mrs. Jessie Dillon, all of Asotin,
were passengers on the Spokane train
THE morning for Colfax where they will
visit friends.
!; Jos 5. Stump, who conducts grain
elevator at Sites, arrived on the Orofno
train last evening aud left this morning
for Pullman where he will enter his son
at the agricultural college.