Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-04

seriously Ill With
Thomas Dickey left Wednesday on
visit to his family in Spokane.
F. D. vanSise's daughter is reported
seriously i'll with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Grant Benedict is visiting rela-
tives at Waitsburg, Washington.
X. w. White has returned from two
weeks visit to his ranch at Fairview.
William Parisot general manager OF
the Atlas mine, is out from the Hump.
A marriage license has been issued
to Chas. B. Moore and Miss Jennie
Dunn.
A marriage license was issued, Tues
day, to Lafayette Young and Miss Lo-
rena Dunn.
The daughter of Mr.. Alderman or
near Harpster is reported quite ill with
typhoid fever.
Mike Murray is out from Elk City
where he went the flint of the month to
look after mining interests.
Archie Lee, H. w. Tefft and l.. M.
Julian were Cottonwood visitors to the
county seat, the first of the week.
Mrs. J. J. Manley arrived here Tues
day from Moscow to join her husband
who has permanently located here.
T. NJ. Myers a Snake river stock man
was doing business in town Saturday
He reports fine weather and stock doing
we'll.
Miss Laura Wood entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home Tuesday
evening A very pleasant time was re-
ported
! A son was born to the wife of VIM.
Hood near Red Rock last week.
| A daughter was born to the wife of
w. A. Groan at Mt. Idaho, Monday.
Levi Magee is slowly recovering from
his recent sickness and is able to be on
the street again.
Walter S. Rice and Miss Ada NJ.
Smith were married at Mt, Idaho Sun
day. w. n. Knox officiating.
The Womans club will meet with
Mrs. Van Buren, at the home of Mrs.
Magee on Thursday, January 18th.
w. w. Blackburn of Cottonwood was
in the city. Tuesday. He has reopened
the old Cottonwood livery barn, and is
ready for business.
Mrs. Mark Howe returned Tuesday
from a two months visit at her old
home in Motley, MINI. Mrs. Howe re-
ports having a most delightful trip.
Archie Lee and w. NJ. Paul, two of
Cottonwood's substantial farmers, were
in town Tuesday paying their taxes and
looking after other business matters.
w. H. Truscott. who was stricken
with apoplexy two weeks ago is still
confined to his home at Mt. Idaho and
/ is not recovering as repidly as was at
first expected.
Jim Eldridge, Lou Smith. John Left
Ter. DR.. Naramore and Dr. Ainsworth
started in for Buffalo Hump, Monday.
Most of the gentlemen had been out
here for Christmas.
E. S. Sweet expects to send about
twenty cars of stock to the coast mar
ket, very shortly. He says that the
market getting good enough to justify
shipping at this time.
J. D. Stantial, ranger in charge of
the forest reserve in and around Buff
falo Hump, was out for day or two,
to Spend Christmas with his family
John is one of the sturdiest, albeit one
of the most successful rangers on the
reserve, and has host of friends.
Bob Walker and Lone Day expect to
leave this week for a few days fish
inf trip over on the Middle Fork. SAL
mon rae said to be plentiful, as vel
as whitefish, mullet and other varieties
of fish They will stay as long as the
fish last,
Mrs. Avery R. Lowrey left Monday
for Marceline, Mo, where she vii
spend the winter visiting relatives anc
also take in the worlds fair at st
Louis before returning. Mr.. and Mrs
Lowrey who have been visiting here ac'
companied her as far as California
where they will spend the winter.
H. H. Pogue ex-county surveyor, wal
over from Nez Perez this week. Mr.
Pogue has taken up his residence there
and thinks there is a bright future fo
: the town. Mr.. Pogue, formerly teach
er in the schools of this city. is nov
teaching near Nez Perez.
Johnnie Wilks and Fred McKinne!
have gone into partnership on thu
stage line between here and Sites
They are building a fine large barn a
Sites, that will hold sixty head o
horses and will run a general liver!
and feed business in connection will
, the stage.
T. NJ. Atwood of Lowe reports tn
new tramway doing lots of bushes
and a sufficient amount of work in sigh
to insure the success of the venture
Not nearly all the stock was sold an
the management is now considerinI
!. the proposition of withdrawing it al
from the market as it is believed tina
the entire Indebtedness can be easil
paid from the earnings.