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

DR.. Gill left for Agatha this morning,
Charles Bvers left for. Culdesac this
morning.
r. c. McMinnimv made short visit
to Spalding today.
X. W. Hamilton, of Juliaetta, returned
home this morning.
W. Z. Hierahs, of Spokane, left for
Kaniah this morning.
Geo Holbrook returned to his home at
Juliaetta this morning
Lester Coffin came down on the even
ing train from Lapwai.
G. ERyan returned to his home at
/ Wawawai this morning.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell of Russell, is Wis
ting friends in the city.
F. w. Corbus, of Boise, left for short
trip to Orofino this morning.
Micahel Smith mining man of Asotin,
left for Orohno this morning.
Eben Mounce was passenger on the
Spokane train this afternoon.
Miss Anna Torsen returned this even
ing from a short visit to Viola.
Martin b. Coon and family returned
today from visit with friends at Pull
man.
X. J.'Chambers, of Culdesac. returned
home this morning after short visit TO
the city.
Mrs. S. o. Vasser left this morning for
two weeks visit with her daughter at
Pomeroy.
Miss Ruth Naylor returned from Mos
COW this afternoon where she has been
spending vacation.
Miss Bridges, teacher in the city
schools, returned from holiday visit to
Hood river this afternoon.
Guy Skinner will leave for Pullman
tomorrow to attend the w. A. {. during
the remainder of the winter
Miss Lillian Table returned from Mos
COW this afternoon. She will resume her
work at the normal tomorrow.
Miss Katherine Anderson, who has
been visiting friends in Kansas during
holidays, returned this afternoon.
70. Olson returned from Kendrck
this afternoon, where he has been spend
ing the holidays with his parents.
| A. Morse, of Seattle, left on the morn
ing train for Culdesac, where he expects
to purchase several car loads Of hogs.
w. F. McCallister left for Spokane this
morning where he has purchased hotel.
His family will join him Saturday even
ing.
Chas. Maxwell, of Wallace, left on the
boat this morning to visit friends in San
Francisco. He expects to be gone all
winter.
Miss Minnie Harrington left on the
stage for Cottonwood. She goes there to
resume her work in the Cottonwood
schools.
, Willie Killing has resigned his position
: Win cSht ~ outINI ouu " III otIVuu kuS
normal school during the remainder OF
the year.
Lewis NJ. Gates who has been visiting
) in Grangeville for the last few weeks,
returned to his home at Silver City this
/ morning.
Adrian Sweet will leave tomorrow for
a three weeks visit to Chicago. While he
! is absent Miss Page will have charge of
I his Office.
A marriage liceuse was issued to Ira B.
! Mitchell and Minnie F. King last even
! ing and the marriage will take place at
Russell tonight.
= Miss Emma Rowley left on the Orc
hno train this morning for Spalding
where she expects to visit some time with
Miss Lora Remington.
A. Stoker and wife, who have been
visiting j. Whitenger and sons on the
reservation, left for her home at Nicola
Iowa, on this mornings boat.
r. c. West, of Moscow, is in the CITY
visiting his brother, ]. B. West He re.
Gently returned from a visit with friends
and relatives in North Carolina.
7. d. Stanley, mining engineer for
the North Pacific Mining company, lef,
: on the Orofino train for Reeds creek to
do some work for his company.
Mrs. c. c. Fuller, Of Orofino, left for
Boise this morning to join her husband
who has gone there to lobby for the new