The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

Tom High hes returned from an outing
in the Bitter Roots. Mr.. High has again
assume his position OF. the police force.
]. D McGary of the Chant Music Co.,
has gone to Moscow where his company
is exhibiting line Of pianos at the fair.
Miss Molly Grimes returned to her
home this morning after an extended
visit with the FIRMLY of Edward Fountain
in this city.
Frank Preston who was taking the run
on the Clearwater short line for Con-
ductor Smith last month is now conduc-
tor ON the Spokane passenger.
J. c. Jensen and Eliza Frownfelter of
of this city were married ct the Pacific
hotel, Spokane, Wednesday. Sept. 20.
The couple will reside in Lewiston.
Thomas Lopez and Lee ROLAND, pro-
minent farmers of the Tom Beal section,
are in the city today. Mr.. ROLAND is a
witness for the state in the Bartlett case.
Mrs. Earnest Mccullough arrived last
Sunday from Missoula, Mont, to visit
in the city. Mr.. Mccullough has posi-
ton with mining company in Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill arrived this
afternoon to visit with J. e. Herratage of
vineland. They are from Window,
MINI, where Mr.. Hill is station agent.
Charles Flock, who brought his family
down from the Buffalo Hump to spend
the winter, returned this afternoon to
look after his mining claims in the
Central Idaho camp.
Miss Kennedy and c. A. Foresman ar
rived on the afternoon train from Craw-
louisville, Indiana, where they were
called a. few weeks ago by the death of
Miss Kennedy's father.
D. Fl. Heylett and Miss Maud vinson
both of Genesee, were married in Lewis
ton Monday evening by Rev. ]. d. Nc
Conkey. The couple left for their new
home at Genesee this morning.
Capt. and Mrs. e. r. Works left this
morning for visit at st. Paul and De.
troit. "The lewiston has been placed
in dry dock for repairs and Capt. Works
granted leave of absence of thirty days.
Attorney c. H. Lingenfelter argued
for. the defense the case Of State VS..
Frank Thornweight, charged with as
seult, Saturday morning before Judge
Reese. The case was taken under adj
visement.
Prof. Harley French, of Crescent, was
in the city this last week visiting with
his sister, Mrs. G. Orr McMinimy. Mr..
French will leave in few days for Chi
cago where he will enter the medical
college of the Chicago University, Il
Prof. Wicklitfe R. Smith. A. B., of
Cameron, is in the city attending the
county institute. Mr.. Smith is the
author of new book, that will be pub
lished in few weeks, entitled "Elements
Of Rhetoric"
Miss Flora Wilson is suffering from an
attack of appendicitis at her rooms on
Lincoln street. Miss Wilson is young
lady from Genesee who has been attend |
ing Normal school, DIR Collins is the |
attending physician.
While at Spokane last Friday, L. A. |
Porter slipped on the wet pavement and
the bone of his limb just above
the knee. He was taken to hospital
and Saturday brought to this city on a
cot and removed to his home east OF
sown.
The passenger automobile that has been
between Lewiston and Charleston
vas today shipped to Walla Walla. Geo.
White, the owner, has found that the
cannot be successfully operated
n the sand across the river. and has re-
:eived assurances of good patronage at
Valla Walla.
The First National bank of Grange.
lille viii begin business next Thursday.
,apital and surplus $4,000. The officers
re Wallace Scott, president and Martin
Wagner, cashier. The directors are
rank E. Wyatt, Robert Fl. Jones, VIM.
|. Hall, James Ailshie, p. e. Sherwin,
Wallace Scott and John P. Vollmer.
Bids have been asked for that will give
twice day service of mail between
and Lewiston. The schedule
i'll be for six day service as follows:
caves Lewiston at ego a. M, arrive at
larkston at 10 a. m; leave Charleston at
| a. m. arrive at Lewiston at II:3o.
his will permit of mail connection with
e Clearwater train both in and out of |
ewiston.
Judge Coburn administered lecture to
Richard Roe and John Doe" Friday |
cause of language calculated to shock
c sensitive ear. The cattleneu, who
efered to be known as aPichard a,d 1