Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-14

chilli con caf"e
,,,s W. B. Reese is visiting in the
Inv from Russell.
GU, 20 the Cove restaurant for
.,e chilli con carne. 81
8 Brown made business trip TO
xo.eow Wednesday.
.on was born on July IL to Mt.
"a Mrs. F. Hennesy.
Murch returned this morning from
.,,,ness trip to Culdesac.
r. Thompson left Wednesday for
n,sness trip to Spokane.
=. Borns, of Greer. was in the city
49,. week on professional business.
u.xican chilli con carne and full
49,. a, sandwiches at the Cove restau-
rant.
I'd Grafton was a passenger on the
c.arwater train yesterday for Cul.
desac. aklt
Mr. and Mrs. c. Weisgerber returned
ri. morning from visit to the Port
land fair.
Mr.. F. C. Robins was passenger on
~. Boat yesterday for the Portland
exposition.
suryeyorBriggs was an arrival from
business trip up the Clearwater yes
terday morning.
FIX LeDeux and wife returned yes
terday from trip to the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
Mrs A. J. Showalter has returned to
her home on Tom Beall creek after a
few days visit in the city.
Miss Mary Luce is back from spo-
kane where she has been attending
school for several months past.
FE Roberts, who has been visiting
in the city for the past few days, left
this morning for his home at Westlake.
Conductor Smith, of the Clearwater
line expects to leave in a short time
on 80 days layoff to the Sound coun-
try
Philip Weisgerber who had his leg
quite badly injured the night OF the
recent fire. is able to be about on
crutches
Charles Miller has gone to his hon e.
stead on the North Fork where ne wiz
erect cabin and otherwise improve
the place.
Mrs. Fred Beckwith and sister, Miss
Alexander, were passengers on the
Spokane train Wednesday morning for
Kendrick.
Ed. Armstrong, John Wilkinson, Wick
Stephens and John Pointing expect to
leave tomorrow for the Little North
Fork on two weeks fishing trip.
Mrs. W. c. Smith. who has been
visiting with friends at Westlake, was
passenger on the Spokane train this
morning for her home at Portland
Geo. Bremen arrived in the city We'd
nesday on business trip from Seattle.
Mr.. Bremen was formerly resident of
Lewiston and has relatives residing
here
from visit with friends on Cedar
creek. Mr.. Beeman was absent about
week, and says he enjoyed the trip
very much
Roy Chapman, Louis Harrington
Chester Virgins and Mandy Roos left
yesterday afternoon on the Clearwater
train for the North Fork country on
fishing and hunting trip.
Henry Simpson, who has been a
member of the Lewiston band for the
past six months as first solo horn
player will leave Sunday for MOSCOW
where he will reside in future
George Frazer returned Wednesday
from trip to his ranch near Wood
side. Mr.. Frazer says he has a CROP
OF 80 acres of the very finest timothy
hay which he expects to begin cutting
next week.
The firm of Myers & Neyland fur.
nished the plate and sheet glass fol
The Wildenthaler and Neil buildings
!. Inc glass is to replace that broken on
oy the heat during the recent fire. ant
cost $500.
Mrs. Isaac Gray, who has been her
the guest of her mother Mrs. ]. L
yhrearly, expects to leave tomorroy
Ior her home at Wenatchee. She vii
DE accompanied by Mrs. Brearly, VIII
will spend some time visiting with hel
1t is reported that Louie Edward
and Miss Knapp. Of this city, wer
2msrriedc5n Portland, Wednesday. Mis-
Knapp is the young lady who won tn
Iree trip to the fair in the voting con
test given by the Keith Stock conpan
a short time ago. ..t
The big Six" of the Lewiston ban
went to Asotin Thursday night to as
sist in the street concert held there h
'he Asotin band At the close Of I'll
concert love feast was held and II
Lewiston boys were royalty ertertainq
oy their Asotin comrades.
Deputy Assessor W. l.. Clifford
pusy this week making out the cert