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

Miss Carrie AieAdAoer mas returned
lam a trip to the Portland exposition.
Howard Howe and wife left yester-
for a trip to Portland and the sea-
side.
Tow woodwork was an arrival on
81. ,. 30 train from Spokane this morn
ing
Mrs. C. F. Grimm and children were
.,.,,ine friends in Nezperce the past
week.
xav Thompson, editor of the Asotin
rontinel was in the city on business
saturday
Miss Hazel Wyatt is visiting friends
IN the city from the Salmon river
country.
Mrs Alice Shaft and daughter Della
loft Yesterday morning for a trip to
portland and the coast.
Miss Bessie Shearer left last Satur-
dav for Pomeroy, where she will visit
+or a while with friends.
oryil L'vensparger returned on the
SDOkdDp Train SSoSSANoy hioAAiAi6 iiCih
q trip to Portland and Seattle.
Mrs Ira Small and children left on
,be boat Monday morning for visit
N the Lewis and Clark exposition
Mrs. Crouch, of Charleston. left Sun
aav on the steamer Lewiston for
visit at Portland and other coast
towns.
Miss Dallon was among the arrivals
=, the boat Friday evening enroute
tron, the Portland fair to her home at
Asotin.
Miss Moore, of Charleston. was among
the passengers aboard the steamer
lewiston Sunday for a visit at the eX-
position.
Miss Cora Coburn was a passenger
on the steamer Lewiston Sunday morn
ing for a trip to the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
Mrs. N. r. Lee and family were pas
senpers on the Spokane train Saturday
morning for visit with friends at
Moscow.
II. Adams, with the Portland Cot
fee and Spice Co. was an arrival IN
the city Saturday from trip to the
Clearwater towns.
Mrs Kingsbury, of Asotin arrived
in the city few days ago on the
steamer Lewiston en- route home from
visit with relatives at Delaney. Wn.
The Misses Ethel and Jeanette
Harris, accompanied by their mother
were passengers on the Owl train sat
urdav night for visit to the Lewis
and Clark fair.
Attorney c. NJ. Stearns, chairman or
the republican county central commit
Zee left Saturday for his home at NeZ-
perez after transacting some business
in the city.
Miss Mabel Ellis who has been
visiting here with her sister, Mrs. -
H Sipes. of Normal hill, was a pas
senger on the train this morning 10
her home at Spokane.
John Andrews accompanied Enginee
Shuberts party on the trip overland
Saturday to Pittsburg Landing. The
crew is composed of IA men and the!
expect to remain some time on the up
per Snake river.
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Quarles left or
the Spokane train Saturday morning
for a visit at the Portland fair ant
Astoria. They. were accompanied o!
Mrs D. w. Greenberg, and expect u
be absent about a month.
J. J. Murray, of Pullman, was in tn
city on business the past few days
Mr.. Murray conducts job printing
office at Pullman and is also interested
with Frank Mutt. formerly OF TN
city, in a newspaper at Endicott, WI
The Keith Stock company close
their engagement at the Temple Thea
tire Saturday night and the member
Of the company will take aYacation II
about September 1, when they will re
turn aand reopen for the coming sea
son.
Mrs. Bertha Goble. of East Lewiston
swore out a warrant last week for Al
thur Whining, charging him with dis
orderly conduct. The accused wa
brought before Justice Coburn an
pleaded not guilty. He was convicted
however, and fined SO.
L. N. wilsey and wife, who hav
been here for several days from Ne
braska. visiting their two sons OF Also
tin and Winchester. left this mornln
for visit at Umatilla and Portland
They were delayed one day by the los
OF their tickets In the fire which OF
Cured early yesterday morning.
Jerry Mcguire died at his home o
Asotin creek last Friday after a hr
gering illness from cancer. Mr.. M
CURE was an old pioneer OF this sec
ton, having come to Lewiston IN u
early Sos and was member OF u
Nezperce County Pioneer Associa''o
He was 70 years old and we'll kho"