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

WY " view Ork.
Mrs. White was passenger yester-
day for her home at whitebird.
J. B. West was an arrival Wednes-
DAY morning on the Spokane train.
Herbert Kemp has gone to Portland
where he expects to- reside in the fu-
ture.
Miss Ruth Grostein has returned
from visit with relatives at spo-
kane.
Mrs. E. Hessel was a passenger on
the boat Wednesday for Dayton, Wash
ington.
The Macabees at their meeting last
night installed the officers elected two
weeks ago.
.. s. Bass has moved his resid .nca
from Idaho street to 234 Sixth avenue
| on Normal hill.
Mr.. Jennings, of the Electric Light
Co.. was an arrival on the Spokane
train this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wing and daughter
have returned from trip to the ex-
position at Portland.
Miss Gipson left this morning for her
home at Westlake, after few days
visit with friends in the city.
Rev. J. D. McConkey united in mar
riage in this city yesterday, W. P Flint
and Ellen Miller, both of Clifford.
Mr.. Lamdin was an arrival this
morning from Boise, where he went as
witness in the land fraud cases.
Jos. Alexander left Wednesday for
Juliaetta where he has charge of the
Alexander general merchandise store.
Mayor Heitfeld has returned from
Portland. where he delivered an ad-
dress at the exposition on Lewiston
day.
Q. Dumbauld, of Charleston. was
passenger on the Spokane train We'd
nesday on business trip to Keud-
rick
Mr.. Ford, who formerly conducted
the Lewiston feed yard, in this city,
was an arrival Wednesday on the Spo-
kane morning train.
c. w. Filler returned Wednesday
from trip to Spokane where he a.
tended a meeting of the directors of
the Filler piano house held Tuesday
A. A. Campbell returned Wednesday
from a trip to the Palouse country in
the interest of the Allen Gilbert Ram
aker Piano Co. and left yesterday for
the Grangeville section.
F. f. Graves and P. C. Laufer, of
Charleston, were passengers on the ont
going train Wednesday morning Cor
the Cotton section where the will wo,k
through the harvest season.
Alex P. Chin and l.. A. Gelbach have
leased the room at POT Damas block
| and will use it for their chill and ia
mala factory. They will serve their
tamales and chilli in the Cove restau-
rant
Kennedy & Jacobson have just COM
| pleted fine new summer house at
nedy was in the city today and will
take Mrs. Coffin and children up to-
morrow. where they will remain during
! the summer.
| The heading crew of ]. r. Cosner
was delayed for some time Wednesday
by the header dropping into a hole
about four feet deep The pit had ap-
parently been dug by parties endeavor-
Much difficulty was experienced in get
ting the heavy machine out and con-
siderable time lost by the mishap.
Myron Hustled, of the o. K barber
shop made trip to Forest this week
and secured homestead six miles
south of that place. Mr.. Hustled sage
he has a fine claim. with plenty of good
water and a large acreage of tillable
land. He expects to make some i'm
provements on the land this summer
: and says he is we'll pleased with the
. place.
Yesterday while heading on steer
hillside on ]. B. Corners place soutf
of town. Roy Seals. g. Chandler and O
, Smith narrowly escaped serious in5u
ries by the overturning of a heade
' box. which precipitated them down TIL
I hill side. the wagon barely missing
D them as it rolled over. No damage
;. was done however, except causing
6 short delay in getting the wagon u
!, the hill side out Of the grich.
S The Christian F.ndeavor societies
c the city will give moonlight excur
= sion down the river Tuesday evening
VI The Mountain Gem will leave tn
wharf at O'Clock with music on boar
4 and a good time is guaranteed TO al
: Tickets are on sale at the owl Dru
v Store and the Russell Grocery In LIE"
e iston and the Charleston Drug Store !
e Charleston. The boat will land a
d Charleston for passengers. The price
tickets has been placed at SO cent
is each.l Everybody invited.
/ J,ouis Cherrier, OF the Lewlsto