The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

| INC "ASIumdu otOSl nave torn out the
PARTITION in their store room near the
court house and expect to put in large
grocery stock for the winter.
| Miss Maud Stinson, who taught in the
public schools of this city last year,
visited this week with friends here before
going to her work at Spokane.
Rev. ] r. Gregory left Tuesday for
Colfax where he will attend the Colum
! bia river Methodist conference which
convened there yesterday morning.
Elk Mayer Chase Of Hayerhill, Mass,
will address the citizens of Lewiston on
the subject of I.ab1r and it's Condition
on the evening of the 18TH of this month
Miss Ingabo Stockslager, daughter of
Judge Stockslager of HALEY, is visiting
with friends in Lewiston. Miss Stocks
lager graduated from the Normal last
spring.
George Barnett has resigned his CLERK
ship at the Raymond House and accepted
tue same position at the Jersey House in
0rangeViile. Louis Edwards has taken
his place.
Willie Dubuc and Willie Mcfarland
left Monday for Spokane where thew will
attend the Donzac college. Thew were
accompanied by Father Post who visited
there few days.
Rev. L. F. Stephens, travelling evanpe.
hst OF the Christian Church, is in the
CITY and hlled the pulpit at the union
services at the Christian chur III last
Sunday morning.
Inc city ONCE Ut the o. r. & N. com
Pauy Will De removed to the room re-
Gently occupied by the City Meat Market
in the Adams block as soon as that place
has been remodeled.
The new school house at Peck is near.
ing completion. The structure is com.
modious one. two stories high. Prof. r.
N. Mcmillan will have charge of the
schools there this winter.
Mrs. J. H. Hayes who has been visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Eugene Bonhore
has returned to her home in Iowa. Her
visit was shortened by the news that her
husband was criticallyill.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. F. Inman left yester-
day morning for the east Mr.. Inman
will visit with his brother at Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, and Mrs. Innau with
her sister at Elmira, New York.
Wallie Stanton and Eben Mounce left
Monday on the steamer for Pocatello.
On his return trip Mr.. Stanton will stop
at Walla Walla and visit Uncle John Sill
colt who is in the hospital there.
The Owl Drug Store has installed a |
handsome National Cash register. 1t is
equipped with all the modern improve
ments. This is the only one of it's kind
in Idaho and cost the firm over $500
telegram was received from VIM.
Murphy last night stating that he would |
leave Chicago today in company with |
car load Of machinery for his new lauu.
dry. He will build &c, 900 laundry this |
fall.
The Young Mems dancing club gave
its initial ball at the armory building
Monday night. About IS couples were
present. Bainbridge's orchestra dis. |
coursed music. An enjoyable time is |
reported.
The city council Tuesday night passed |
an ordinance providing for the construc-
ton of sidewalk on Sixth, Seventh and |
Eighth streets and Seventh and Eighth !
Avenues. lying north and east of the |
Normal school building.
The steamer Lewiston has again been
placed upon the river and the Spokane
docked for repairs. This action of the
company is thought to have been taken
for the purpose of getting the boats
for the railroad construction work this
fall and heavy river traffic that is ex.
pected.
One day last week Robert Richards. |
while hitching up preparatory to coming |
to Lewiston from his home at Asotin. |
mad his team frightened by his |
nat which had accidently blown |
from his head. They ran away and tore
ms buggy into splinters and injured his
harness.
James b. Odell returned Tuesday en-
route nome TO Wawawai from Spokane.
On the 9th day Of July after hard DAVIS
work and becoming overheated he was
bv a paralytic stroke on h;s Ian