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

Mrs. w. j. Jordan left over the N.
r. Sunday for an outing on the coast
Geo. Utter was transacting business
IN the city yesterday from Sweetwater.
Mrs. A. A. Masters has gone for a
Two weeks visit with friends at Wood
side
Z. +. Graham and H. Berg, tailors.
nave returned from an outing on SAL
mon river.
j. e. Jensen was an arrival on the
Spokane train this morning from a trip
to Spokane
w. Hester has returned from a
weeks visit at Spokane and Occur
dAlene City.
j. B. West was an arrival on the
Spokane train Monday morning from
trip up the line.
G. Miller left on the Spokane train
this morning for a business visit to
Oaksdale. Washington.
VIII Cherrier was an arrival on the
Spokane train Saturday from trip to
Portland and other coast cities.
Miss Annie Clark was a passenger
on the boat Sunday for a visit at Port
land and other towns on the coast
| Geo. Frost and DR.. Barr were asp
sengers on the Owl train Saturday for
a visit to the Portland exposition
| H. A. Thatcher and son. who had
been visiting in the city for few days.
returned Saturday to their home at
| Genesee
| Mrs. Watts. of the Palace Hotel at
| Juliaetta. left for her home Saturday
after a short visit with her daughter
! at this place
W. n. Lowe. of Charleston. was a
passenger on the steamer Spokane yes
terday morning for visit to the Port
land exposition.
Frank Durbin, G. p. McCloud and A
s. Stacy are taking an outing in the
mountains on Selway creek in the
| Clearwater section.
Mrs. c. E. Evans. who has been visit
ing in Charleston for the past few
weeks. was passenger Yesterday for
a trip to Seattle.
Captain Baughman of the steamer
Spokane. and Mrs. Baughman. left yes
terday morning for a visit to the ex-
position at Portland.
Mrs L. S. Mellinger, of Charleston
was passenger on the Spokane trair
Saturday morning for a visit witt
friends at Garfield. Washington
Mrs. Hoeppner and family, who have
been visiting relatives in Charleston
left Saturday for Colfax, where the,
will make a brief visit before return
ing to their home in st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Tapscet arr
spending a few weeks at Portland ano
other coast cities Mr.. Tapscot is pur
ser on the steamer Spokane. which il
now laid up at Riparia for repairs.
s. w. Dowell has closed the Clear
water Meat Market and left yester
day for the Middle Fork ona FISHING
and hunting trip. Mr.. Dowell says HI
will reopen the market as soon a
cooler weather prevails.
Mrs. ]. Cox and daughter, who hav
been stopping in the city for SOM
time past, were passengers on the Spo
,, kane train Saturday for Moscow
where they expect to remain for
While before going to Portland
w. W. Graves an attorney of Marsh
field. Oregon. is in the city looking owe
the Lewiston country. Mr.. Graves !
from the east and located in Marshf1el
!, on Coos bay about a year ago. where n
has since been practicing law. He ex
meets to return to Marshfield soon
! Cant. L. D. Schattner and famil
were passengers yesterday on tn
steamer Spokane for visit to Portlan
/, and other coast cities. Capt. Schattne
was given a 10-days' leave Of absenc
by the government and win return a
the expiration Of that time.
, F G. Hoeppner was in the city re-
DAYS the past week from Helena. tn
: guest of his father, J. Hoeppner'
q Charleston. Mr.. Hoeppner is connecte
4 with the engineering department
|. the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephon
company and was looking after the
- interests in this section.
: Gene Tracy has returned from Cap
= John creek, where he has been dom
g some development work on the mimi
]. rroperty of Chas. Mix John Nelson
IS and Mr.. Cole. He states that a ne
= tunnel has been started on stringe
which is being followed in to the maj
n ledge, The tunnel is now in so feet an
: the ore taken out shows good value
= Work on the claim will continue
: summer and Mr.. Tracy expects to RI
e turn In a few days.
e Mrs. Mary st. Clair. aged s5. Ole
n. at the home of her daughter Mr.
Rs,,e Price in this city last Frida