Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18
TWO COMPANIES IN The FIELD
TO SERVE CHARLESTON PEOPLE
Independent Telephone Company Organzed..-
Charleston at the Fair and General
City News Notes

day, and has joined the constantly in
creasing Nezperce colony, here. He,
has taken the BlackingtOn place on,
Libby street.
Ed Bliss, one of Vineland's hustling
citizens is assisting in taking tickets.
at the big bridge, during the rush this,
week.
Mrs. Effie Wehmhor has arrived
from Canton, ILL., to visit her sister.
Mrs. Kate Bishop. She is accompanied
| by her two sons and will probably
make this city her home. as she iss
! seeking relief from asthma.
William Rutledge has resigned his.
position as pharmacist at the Clark
ston Drug store.
G. A. Heidinger, one of Spokanes
well known business men is here to-
take In the fair.
| State Horticulture Commissioner, A..
Van Holderbeke, Of Tacoma, is here to-
act as one of the judges In the horti-
cultural department Of the fair.
A. r. Brandvold. of the Brandvolde
pharmacy is back from Spokane where
he went to law i'm big supply of holi--
day goodss.
/ 3uio n. 1. Duiiiup 10 pCAC AiOst AAh'
Crosse, Wash, as the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. II. A. Rice, during fair
| week..
/ Miss Ruby Ferrell has arrived from
Fountain. Mimi, and Will spend the {.
winter with her sister, Mrs. C. H..
Nehrhood.
Il w. f. Howard, who was called to-
Waukon. Iowa, recently. by the sud-
den illness and death Of an uncle, is J
expected home in a few days. I'll
u j. M. Mexican is doing duty on the !.
lDpolice force. During fair week he is /.
{ night policeman, going on duty Sunday
night.
Mrs. G. w. Simpson Is home from
North Yakima, where she has been In
t attendance upon the state w. C. T.. u.
! convention.
Chas Allen and Chas Thompson ].
/ have arrived from Fairmont Mimi, to !,
5 look this country over, with view to
making it their home.
? Clarkston's two banks are abreast
, the times. They are doing vast
t amount of business. but not too much
= but what they can stop 10 help the fair
a along. Accordingly. they are this week
e closing their doors, every afternoon at
4 2 o'clock for the rest OF the day
e Ira Cook and II. J. Travis, two OF
: Vineland's representative citizens know
e a good thing when they see it, and SO,
: when up near uniontown, they pur-
t chased twelve hundred boxes OF choice
e blue Pearmain' apples. They will
store these away until the holidays,
e when they naturally expect to obtain
n some fancy prices for the fine appless
d Owing to some misunderstanding the
i joint committee of the Lewiston and
'e Charleston societies, which was to have
d met at the Christian church, In Clark.
Is ston. Saturday evening. failed to MAJ
J. terialize. Another meeting has been
/ called at the same place. for next Nom
II day evening. This committee 10 to per-
> feet plans for organizing permanent
4. local union Of all the societies on both
y, sides OF the river and to prepare a pros
,e gram for rousing meeting which is TO
liz be held in the near future, N 1ewtst0n.
Sc Charleston is represented on that conn
m mittee as follows: Christian: Mrp.
Sc Anna Mccullough, Miss Mary Hays
I'd Methodist: Miss Nellie Watrous, Miss
lg Rae Simpson: Presbyterian: Miss Kate
Gregg and Mrs. J. W. Hood. Six la
of dies, whereas Lewiston has six gentle-
at men as members OF that body.
en- C. M. Farror, Jack Menefee and 1
Is. s. Billow are new arrivals from Nez-
'ol perce who came down to make this
in place their home. H. II. Pogue, until
he recently a clerk in the Nezperce post.
RS office has also come here to get relief
in from asthma and to find a business To-
gs cation. u.
'ct Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mann left toda,
nd for various points of interest in thu
~ east. Their objective point is Chicago
where they go to attend the annua
rr, meeting of 'the general association O.
lr- teachers of the United States, of Chris
to tian Scientists" which is TO be helt
rs, in that city. October "a and 25. The,
I'm expect to get back here, early in No
Ter vembe.
* E. L. Jones of Walla walla is tn,
m new pharmacist at the Charleston DruI
m store.
Mrs. d. Fitzgerald of Dayton Wash
ne is spending the week. visiting with he
ltn parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Coleman
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall ana Wi
air Hall of Akeley. Mimi. after spendin
se- some time in looking over east-k
10 Washington. are back here. where lIle
were last summer. They think this
rec the best place of all and have con
err cluded to make it their future home.