Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-15

p.p Dill returned SATURDAY iioiil
BUSINESS visit at Riparia.
.,,orney Eugene A. Cox made bus
,rin to Ahsahka Saturday.
1atimer left this afternoon for
,.,.;ness trip to the Prairie towns.
Thompson, the Ahsahka mill man.
-. visitor in the city yesterday.
norton Zumwalt and wife left Sat
,or for visit with friends at Mos
COW.
Attorney c. H. Baldwin returned this
~,orning from a business trip to Spo-
kane.
Mrs. DR.. whitford and little daugh-
,er were arrivals on the train Satur-
day.
II W Newton and wife We're arrivals
saturday from a visit to the fair at
Portland
r w. Cummings has returned from
.,e pomeroy section where he has been
harvesting.
NJ n Mills will soon begin the cree
,,on of fine residence on his lot on
Ninth avenue.
Mrs. Miller left on the Spokane train
this morning for a visit with friends
at Oakesdale.
A. G. wisner and family left this
morning over the N. p. for tive
weeks visit at the Portland exposi-
ton.
Miss Preuss. a teacher in the Lapwai
indian school, was in the city yester-
dav en- route to the exposition at Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Bollinger left
Monday on the Spokane train for a
two months visit on the coast and
other points
Miss Carrie Ward was passenger
on the Clearwater train Saturday for
visit with her parents at Lenore. She
returned Monday
w c. Hester yesterday afternoon
left for Culdesac and Mohler where he
will set up some machinery for the
Lewiston Foundry company.
Mrs. Kate Inman and son Chester
were passengers on the Spokane train
Saturday for an extended visit with
Mrs Inman's son at st. Paul.
Mrs Ben Ayres and family. of Aso-
hin. were passengers on the Spokane
train Saturday morning for two
weeks visit at the exposition at Port
land
Miss Mary Grimes. who has been Wis
iting for the past week with Mrs. F
]. Edwards. was a passenger on tbs
Spokane train this morning for hei
home at Pullman.
Miss lone Denny, daughter of w
H. Denny. of this city, arrived on tbs
Spokane train from Saturday and has
accepted a position as stenogra phel
with the Lewiston Mercantile com
pany.
Miss Bernice Mccoy has returned
from her trip to the coast and has tax
en up the work Of her office. She il
preparing to hold a joint institute will
Latah county beginning on. the 2Stl
Of this month.
Elmer Waldrip returned yesterda.
from the Nezperce country where h
has been representing the Russell com
pany. He reports general complain
from sections where the tate Sprin
grain has been cut short by hot winds
Mr.. Charles \. Phipps, the pair
whistler who has been giving enter
tainments in this section for the pas
few weeks left this morning for Port
land where he will be engaged at tn
fair for the remainder of the season
j. S. Skinner was an arrival Satur
day from months visit to the fai
at Portland His daughter Miss Ell
Skinner who accompanied him, stoppe
off for brief visit at Moscow an
returned on the Spokane train yesteI
iav
James Hayes and family left Sal
urday for a couple of weeks outing
the mountains near Occur dAlene
They were accompanied by Miss Geoi
gia Carter, who has just recoyere
from the operation performed for al
pendicitis short time ago at the ho
pital
Michael Mayer. who formerly ht
Charge of the Catholic parish here, al
who has been in the city the past wet
on Mission work. left Sunday mig
on the owl train for Spokane where
Is engaged in teaching divinity at Go
zaga college.
Mining men who have just come
from Reeds creek say that on Saturd
the forest fires were still raging
townships 3S-3 east and 39-4 ca
where the sweep OF the flames Is
miles wide and 40 men are engaged
trying to stop the fires with but lit
effect. The fires are principally ri
ming in state and private lands.
Booth and DuBrey have received
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