The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-10-23
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Albert Ebel has returned from Sum-
nit
Geo. Brammer of Clifford was a visi-
tor in the city Wednesday.
H. d. Given of Winchester was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
George Utter of Sweetwater was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Adam Shubert has returned from a
visit to Moscow and Spokane.
Miss Zelma Roe has resigned her
position in the telephone Office.
E. F. Walsh and family of Nezperce
were visitors In the city yesterday.
J. Bundy Johnson returned to his
home at Moscow yesterday morning.
John Manley and family of Moscow
are visiting with friends In the city.
James furnish and family returned
to their home at Moscow yesterday
f. w. Kettenbach was a visitor at
points on Nezperce prairie this week.
Joe Alexander returned yesterday
from a trip to the Pierce City timber
district.
John Neal has returned home from
a trip with the Southern Carnival
company.
w. w. and L. M. Blodsell, farmers
near Melrose, proved up on their
homesteads Wednesday.
william Castor, who has been visit
ing here the last week, returned to his
home at Myrtle. Monday.
| John Virgins returned Wednesday
from Seattle where he has been work
ing during the summer.
Miss Flora Waite. of Juliaetta, is a
visitor in the city. with friends and
relatives. this week.
Foster ID Hall returned yesterday
from Colfax, where he accompanied
his mother from Spokane.
M. e. Skidmore returned to his
home at Moscow yesterday after a
week spent visiting here.
Frank Sears and wife left Sunday
for Phoenix. Ariz., where Mr.. Sears
will receive medical treatment
Thomas Kirby and wife arrived
from Peck yesterday to take, charge
of the Nee Perez county exhibit.
Mrs. c. T. Hoffman Of Lammova.
Wash. is visiting with he daughter.
Miss Frances Hoffman, Of this city.
| w. p. Parrish has been selected as
night Waterman for the exhibition hall
and will take charge of affairs tonight.
= William Mohl. deputy horticultural
inspector, was a visitor in the city
from his home near Rosetta this week.
Cash and Herbert Cole returned
from the Pierce City country yester-
day, where they took up timber claims.
4 L.. c. Easter was a visitor in the
city and a witness for his father, l..
d. Easter, at the land Office Wednes-
day.
N. M Larbngot returned Tuesday
evening, from his home at Standpoint,
to take up his work at the Normal
! School.
e. A. Jones, deputy game warden for
Nez Perez county, was a visitor in the
city Wednesday, from his home near
Myrtle.
C. o. Dubry began the erection of
a two-story, eight-room residence on
his property in the Thompson addition
Wednesday morning.
A. ]. Showalter of Lapwai arrived In
the city Wednesday night and will
look after his piano business here this
week
MILFORD Clifford visited with his
family in the Beeman country Monday
and Tuesday, returning to his office
yesterday.
o. N. Hawkins, editor and publisher
of the Springdale Record, at Spring
dale, Wash, was a visitor In Lewiston
and Charleston, Wednesday.
DIR. Mabel R. Atkinson has returned
from Boise, where she tok the exam
| nation beore the state dental board
She was successful upon her papers,
having passed very good examina
ton.
w. ID. Easter, a prominent farmer
of Melrose. was in the city yesterday
and went away this morning the
proud owner of a quarter section of
| fine land. his homestead.
City Marshall A. A. Masters re-
| turn Wednesday evening from Spo-
| kane with his wife who has under
gone an operation in the Spokane hos
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