The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-01

Archie Lee is in the city enroute. home
to GrangeviIle from the Occur d Alene
timber belt.
Lester Coffin aud NJ. Donzsc returned
yesterday from q visit to the mines of
Idaho county.
Lee Pennell returned this morning
from lilo where he has been visiting with
Sam Tannahill.
Ell Hyde and wife left this morning
for Everett, WASH, where they will re-
side in the future.
T. ]. lie Hane, now resident of st.
Paul, returned TO Lewiston Sunday for
brief business trip.
]. D. c. Thiessen returned this morn.
ing from tour of inspection of the
Salmon river range.
Mrs. Thomas Penoyer of Spokane is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Nc
Farland, of this city.
Prof. c. M. Carson arrived in the
city last evening from an outing on the
beach below Portland.
#. f. King and wife are expected to
arrive in the city today from a trip to the
seaside near Portland.
| Fred Woods, secretary OF the mining
| bureau, is inspecting the mines around
Pierce City this week.
Pete Frazier left this morning to ac-
company the body of the late Jacob
Huber to Delphos, Ohio.
| II. L. Chittendon of the International
Correspondence school returned from a
a visit TO Walla Walla yeiterday.
Joe Barham, William Morey and Ed
4 Arant left yesterday to complete their
work on the Summit warehouses.
A. c. Elliot has returned from Spo-
kane where he handled a popcorn and
peanut rooster during the carnival.
DIR. S. Salsberg will leave the city
Thursday morning for professional and
business trip to Sheridan, Wyoming.
Mrs. Joseph Payne, who has been visit
| ing with relatives here the last week, re-
turned to her home at Orofno yesterday
! Z. Mccall 10 visitor in the city from
Cottonwood ridge. Mr.. Mccall is re-
covering from serious attack of sick
ness.
William Hogan left yesterday for
Grangevlle. He will return here Wednes-
day TO take charge of the Imperial barber
shop.
President Geo. HI. Black will leave in
/ TUG UtOt utuk IOk WAkA0CC W k6AG Rhhk III
the teachers institute now being held
there.
Miss Jessie Havernick from Orofno is
visiting with Miss Ada Storer. Miss
Havernick will teach in the Charleston
schools.
F. A. Fem, superintendent of forest
reserves was in the city yesterday, en-
route home to Kooskia from a visit Ia
Montana.
c. !. Supp left this moi ming to visit at
Dayton, Wash. Before returning Mr..
Supp will travel through Oregon and
California.
M. ]. Vessels arrived last night from
Kendrick. Mr.. Vessels will have charge
Of the horticultural exhibit at the st.
Louis fair.
w. HI. Harbaugh left yesterday to rep
resent the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
company in the Elk City district for
few weeks.
Miss Anna M. Morrow of North
Dakota, has arrived from Oregon to take
charge of the language department of
the High School.
]. S. Jent returned yesterday from Ito,
where he has been spending a week
hunting chickens on the prairie. He re-
ports 6ne shooting.
Miss Gertrude King. primary teacher
elect in the training department at the
city this afternoon from her home at
Normal, Illinois.
Miss Ruth darlington, daughter of
Professor and Mrs. darlington, has re.
turned from a visit with relatives at
Anaconda, Montana.
F. Osman and John Weber and families
who have been visiting with friends at
Asotin. left yesterday for their homes in
Oakland. Wisconsin.
c. p. Coburn spent Sunday at the
Sears camp on the Lolo creek. The
camp will break up this week and the
party return to Lewiston.
Mrs. Alb Masters was attacked by APP
pendicitis Sunday. The attending physi-
clan is of the opinion that he Can effect
cure without an operation.
Senator Fred T. Dubois and r. II.
Newell, chief engineer OF the national
irrigation projects, arrived in the city last
evening from South Idaho.
Miss Myrtle Titus returned from an
outing on the Northfork of Clearwater
this morning and will soon resume her
position at the De France hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris left on
their wedding tour in the east this morn
ing. They will visit Mr.. Morris old
home in Missouri before returning.
Miss Bessie Church has returned from
Walla Walla where she spent the sum
mer months aud will take up her school,
work at the Acadamy of Visitation.
Miss Lulu French, who has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. @. o. Nc
Minimy, the last few days, left yesterday
morning for Genesee where she will
teach the coming year.
John B. Anderson returned yesterday
from a trip to California. Mr.. Anderson |
went to California seeking health. after |
paralytic stroke and his appearance shows
that he has found it.