Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-25

NAAii 3AOuUdy morning,
Miss Carrie Ward was visiting with
friends at Kendrick Sunday.
ROBERT Grostein was an arrival on
the steamer Spokane Sunday evening.
Ray Morris is back from an extended
trip to San Francisco and other coast
towns.
william Watson and family have re-
turned from a trip to the Portland ex-
position.
Geo. Crum was an arrival from the
fruit orchards on Snake river Sunday
evening
orren Prime, of the Lewiston Bot
thing Works, is taking in the Portland
fair this week.
Fred Herbert was an arrival from
Orofino Saturday and will put in the
harvest season in this section.
F. D. Culver left on the afternoon
train Monday for trip to Grangeville
to attend to some business matters.
Harry Riley, proprietor Of the Grand
Hotel, left Sunday morning for a visit
to the Lewis and Clark fair at Port
land
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Osmers were pas
sengers on the steamer Lewiston for
visit to Portland and other coast
towns.
B. Ward, who has been in the city
for several days, left Monday afternoon
on the Clearwater train for his home at
Lenore
j. Fl. Jones. of the firm of Jellum
& Jones, arrived Sunday afternoon
from business trip to Baker City.
Oregon.
r. L. Latimer this week received
another large shipment Of the famous
Pacific beer for his local trade and out
side patrons
Joel McCollister. who has been in
the city on business for several days.
left on the Clearwater train Saturday
for his home at Mohler.
w. Irwin, who has been in the city
for several days past attending to some
business matters. returned to his home
at Grangeville yesterday.
Mrs. F. p Simpson and children, of
Asotin. were passengers on the morn
| ing train Saturday for a two-weeks
outing near Spokane.
Miss Nellie Harrington has returned
| from theh Portland fair. Miss Har-
| ~
young ladies sent to the exposition by
the Spokesman Review.
The Misses Hattie and Edna Wal
lace who have been here the past II
days visiting with Miss McLauren left
yesterday morning for their home a.
! Drayton. North Dakota.
DR.. Riggs and sister. who have beer
visiting at the Portland fair. were il
the city Monday en- route hoFe a
Grangeville They were accompanies
by a sister of Mrs. Riggs.
John Renner was a passenger OF
the steamer Spokane Saturday morn
ing for Almota where he has three
large RATS which he and his brothe
win work up into posts.
A. p Williams and W. L. Richie
who have been working for some tim
past at their mines at Wild Goose. OF
Snake river. passed through the cit,
SATURDAY en- route to their homes
Pullman.
Miss Matte wilkins and Miss Lor
Hitchcock left on the steamer Spo
kane Saturday for Pomeroy, Wher
they will spend the summer. They haV
inst returned from Elk City at Whlc
place they have been for severe
> months past.
: l.. f. Harris and daughter LEM
: who have been visiting in the city &c
some time past with J. f. and {.
Harris left over the O. r. & \. Mon
. day morning for their home at Pros
/ scr washington Mr.. Harris is fathe
$ of c, l.. and J. F. Harris.
Mrs. r. c. Beach and son kennet
left on the boat Sunday morning II
Feupner. Oregon. where they VIII TAI
an outing in the mountains. She WI
= later Join her husband at Twin FAN
s from which place they viii return v
k Portland reaching Lewiston about II
e first of September
o A. F. Miller. of Seattle. electric
- engineer for the Westinghouse con
pany. and II. NJ. Ferguson. of Pltt
.. hure are in the city and will ASST
Is A. f. Ransome electrical engineer
: the power company across the rive
r. in the final inspection of the big piaf
e The test will be made this week
IT John Rutledge, of Charleston retur
cd SUNDAY from a bus ness trip TO ia
field Wash. Mr. Rutledge drove
ID entire distance and took particular
Dr. tice of the fine wheat crop along I
lie route. He thinks there Is very III
re damage so far by the hot Wea'her
l. the grain in that section and says l
ne crops are the finest he ever saw
of so15e tba ora in, standing nNe a