Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-02
Coming and Going

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n. ]. Wing returned to his home in
Leland this morning.
Adrian Sweet left for a four weeks
visit to Chicago this morning.
Mrs. L. Stanus left on the morning
train for Moscow to visit friends.
Gus Frenz returned from week 5 hol-
iday trip to Spokane this afternoon.
Clyde Robinson left on the Spokane
this morning for months visit
to Groffs, Kansas.
Guy Skinner, left for Pullman this
morning. where he will attend the W. A.
c. during the winter.
Mrs. George Campbell, of Spalding,
came down on the train this evening to
visit with friends in the city.
A. L. Dove Of Oro6no came down last
evening and left on the morning boat
for Redmon West verginia.
Mrs. William Bills, wife of the post.
master at Melrose, came down this after
noon to visit friends in the city.
Miles Reid Of Grangeville returned
this afternoon. He is on his way to at.
tend the University at Moscow.
R. G. West left for Moscow today. He
has been visiting with his brother, ]. B.
West, register Of the land Office here.
Mrs. Louis Clark came down from Ro-
setta this afternoon. She will accom-
pany her husband to Boise tomorrow.
H. G. Murch, a prominent Nezperce
business man, is in the city to give evil
dence in the Hunte bankruptcy case.
J. S. Vasslyke and family of this city,
left for Shelane Washington this morn
ing where they will make their future
home.
Johu Glass, who has been visiting with
his family in the city for the last few
days, returned to his work in Kendrick
this morning.
J. M. Rukel and family, of Waverly,
WASH, left this morning to visit Mr..
Rukel's brothers, A. c. and w. II.
Rukel. near Melrose.
L. G. Peterson made short trip from
Moscow today. He accompanied his
sister, Miss Theresa, who is attending
the normal school here.
Senator L. H. Clark arrived in the CITY
yesterday and will leave on the boat to-
morrow for Boise. He is strongly op-
posed to the division of the county.
Chas. Mortimore returned to his home
at Rosetta this morning He and Sena.
tor l.. H Clark brought car load of hogs
and shipped them to Seattle yesterday.
Miss Lulu Armstrong returned to her
work in the telephone Office at Moscow
this morning. She has been visiting
with relatives and friends in the city
during the holidays.
Miss Emma Rowley returned from
Spalding on the afternoon train, where
she has been visiting with her friend,
Miss Laura Remington, who left for
trip to the east this morning.
H. L. Willis and wife and Miss
Chamberlin of Walla Walla, left on the
morning boat for home. They have been
visiting with Ira Small, we'll known
farmer, living east of the city.
Mrs. Julia A. Smith and daughter, of
Kendrick, left for home today where Mrs.
Smith is engaged As teacher in the pub
lie schools. They have been visiting
with Prot. Hunter, of the normal school.
Frank Roberts, at one time editor of
the Patriot in Lewiston, came in lom
Oro6no last evening and returned this |
morning. He is an enthusiastic support.
er Of the division Of the county and
establishing the county seat at Orofino. |
J. D. Thiesson, accompanied by his |
two sons Clarence and Sydney, and Ell
mer Magnetic. went to Spokane this !
morning, where the boys will attend |
business college. Lester, Coffin, of the |
6rm Of Coffin Bros, of Lapwai, will meet |
Mr.. Thiesson at Spokane tomorrow and
they will leave for North Yakima in the |
evening.