The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-23
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The Teller prints the news
Frank Kellogg. of Culdesac. was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Olive Neal is visiting in Grange
vile this week.
Mat Jacobs of Keudrick was visiting in
Lewiston Saturday.
Miss Alice Goldsmith is visiting here
from Spalding today.
Charles Holm of Nezperce was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. R. c. Beach returned Friday
evening from the east.
Mrs. A. B. Towne has returned from
Moscow to her home in Charleston.
Calvin Thomson left Saturday for his
home at Walla Walla
JIM. Pierce and family ofLenore are in
the city trading today.
John Goldsmith and wife of Hatwai
were here trading yesterday.
Robert Hammond and wife. of Myrtle.
are visiting in Lewiston today.
Rev. c. L. Emerson, of Winchester,
was visiting in the city yesterday.
G. w. Bashor and wife of Clifford are
in the city today visiting friends.
Lewis Harris, merchant at Spalding is
in Lewiston today purchasing stock.
Mrs. G. e. Beeson is in the city from
Vancouver. WASH, visiting relat ives.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Waldman left yes
terday for Cameron to visit relatives.
w. NJ. Chandler, prominent citizen
of Oro6no, was in Lewiston yesterday.
| Mrs. John f. Long was passenger on
the Spokane train yesterday morning.
John Manley was at Moscow yesterday
He reports that his little son is doing fine.
G. w. Philips and two sous left for
their mine on the North Fork this morn
Jag.
The Idaho Steam Laundry has three
wagons at work gathering laundry this
week.
Misses Mary and Blanche Kroh left
yesterday for their new home at Spo-
kane.
Smith Mounce has found abundant
supply of water at his ranch south oil
town.
Will Dubuc, student at Gonzaga college
Spokane, is at home for the summer
vacation.
DIR. F. ]. Boston and son left yester.
day to take care of his fruit crop on
Potlatch.
Capt. Kane, an old land mark among
the Indians at Spalding was in the city
Saturday.
Thomas Barton, merchant at Lapwai
was buying his fourth of July goods here
yesterday.
Wesley Wooden, Ross Porter and
William Oglsby of Peck were trading here
yesterday.
The surveyors have been locating the
corners for the new Wiesgerber block on
Fifth street.
Robert Emmett of the Normal school
was in Spokane last week returning Sun
day afternoon.
. Frank French. of Crescent, has been
visiting relatives here. He left for Nez'
perez yesterday.
Marx Means left yesterday for Oro6nc
where he will look after his general
: mercantile store.
DIR. ]. Marion Smith and l.. Beach left
yesterday for Utopia. Wash, to look oyei
prospective investments.
The city authorities have of late been
busy opening up a street from Adams
lane to the Hadley grade.
, Miss Gertrude Downen passed through
the city yesterday from Asotin to visiJ
friends in Rockford, Wash.
A. Erickson aud wife of Kippen passed
! through the city enroute home from q
visit in Spokane yesterday.
Jack Langdon and sister aud Miss
Rrashears returned this morning from
the Pierce City timber section.
Prof. c. o. linn, principal Of the
Uniontown, Wash city schools was in
! Lewiston visiting friends Saturday.
Prof. ]. S. leut, of Lenore. left yester-
day for Dayton, Wash where he will
take part in shooting tournament.
Joe Alexander left this afternoon for
lGrangeville, where the will look after