Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-25
PERSONAL
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10 PERSONAL .
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J. J. Pedigo Of Mohler il in the CITY.
Thomas Ferris Of Asotin is in the
city.
| Judge Reese has gone to his ranch
near Orofino.
Mr.. McDaniels, life insurance man.
OF Seattle. Is in the city.
Prof A. A. Alvord Of weippe is in
the city today on business
Mrs. D. o. Powell returned this even
Ing from short visit at Moscow.
Miss Patrick has returned from a
weeks vacation on the reservation.
The family Of A. g. Bagley have
gone to the Meadows for the summer.
Mrs. J. w. Knifong and family have
gone to the Meadows for the summer,
L. Ben Howard left this morning for
the Palouse country on q business trim.
Clay Smith, prosperous farmer Of
Nesperce prairie. Is in the city on busi-
ness.
G. w. Deeming. government live
stock inspector. is in the city from
Spokane.
Ben Morris and George Kerns left
90 fVHPflnvy
Laka Waha.
D. zimmerman, w. zimmerman and +
Donavan spent Sunday on George creek
on q, fishing trip.
F. w. Kettenbach left Saturday
morning for Lake waha to spend few
days with his family.
r. w. Eaves returned this morning
from visit to the reservation where
he has been on business.
Miss Carrie Alexander has gone to
Kamiah to spend few weeks the guest
Of Miss Margaret LAWYER
Mrs. L. Smith left this afternoon for
Orofino where she will visit with her
daughter Mrs. A. J. Payne.
ed. Reborn was in the city TODAY
from the reservation transacting BUSH
ness. He returned home this afternoon
County Treasurer c. A. Hastings ar.
rived In the city this morning from a
few days trip to the Clearwater coun-
try.
Stanley E. Hodgins. the Whitebird
merchant, who has been in the city
purchasing fall goods returned home
today.
Mrs. Elizabeth White and Mrs. W.
J.. White returned this morning from
a few days visit in the Clearwater
country.
Mrs. D. Larson Of Ashland. Wis. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. r. W.
Aune of Charleston left this morning
for home.
F. d. Booth. Jack Pointing and John
Wilkinson left this afternoon for the
middle fork Of the Clearwater on a
ten days fishing trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Hinkly, Fred Hinkly
and wife and Ray Hike and Miss Hike
have gone to LakA Waha to spend a
few days rusticating.
Frank Benefeil OF Dayton who has
been in the city. several days visiting
with his sister Mrs. r. A. Quarles re-
turned home this morning.
Undertaken vassar today received
word from Ahsahka advising him of
the death this morning Of the infant
son of Carl Thompson and sent a
casket to that place on the Afternoon.
train.
DIR. Susan E. Brute of Chicago and
Mrs. Joshua Sears of Boston who have
been here for the past month visiting
their sister Mrs. J. H. Loomer left this
morning for the coast after which they
will return east via Denver and cities
in the southwest.
Mrs. Terry and Miss Brooks OF Cali
forIiia who have been visiting Mrs. R. |
A. Quarles for several weeks left this !
afternoon for few days visit with |
relatives at Orof1nO.
Mrs. Mckenzie Of Winchester pre- |
cinct who has been VISITING with her
daughter Mrs. e. A. White returned \
home yesterday. She was accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. White and the latter
will remain there for few weeks. Mr..
White returned to the city this morn
ing.
Mrs. H. Wax accompanied by Miss
Binnard. Miss Minnie Binnard and
Isaac Binnard left for Grangeville Sat
urday for a summer vacation. They
were accompanied by Miss Freedman
Of Portland who will be the guest Of
Mrs. Wax The entire party expect
to visit Cottonwood also the guests Of
Mrs. 9. Goldstone before returning
home.