Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-11
Stories Of Street and Town


Ezra Baird and family have gone to
Warm Springs.
j. ]. Phillip and family are taking an
outing in the Craig mountains.
J. E. McGillivray was an arrival on
| the Spokane train Wednesday after
noon.
w. &. Keller left Thursday on the
morning train for few days business
trip to Spokane.
Dennis Holland has postponed the
sale of unclaimed baggage at the Hotel
De France until a later date.
Jack Pointing left on the afternoon
train Wednesday for business trip to
the upper Clearwater country.
L. B. Howard, Of the Mercantile COM
pany. left Wednesday on a business
trip to the Clearwater towns.
P. R. Bevis, Of Bevis Bros, and
Charles Dowd, made business trip to
Clifford Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hoobler and wife. of Charleston.
returned Tuesday evening from visit
to the exposition at Portland.
Miles Reed, principal of the Moscow
public schools. was an arrival in the
city Wednesday afternoon on the Spo-
kane train.
Miss Crozier and Miss Nettie Peck
left Tuesday afternoon on the Clear
water train for an outing with friends
at Lenore.
Miss Grace Barnett, OF the Fair store,
Is expected home tomorrow morning
from a two weeks visit with friends
at Grangeville.
c. D. McEachron and wife left yes
terday morning over the N p for
two weeks visit at the Portland fair
and other points on the coast.
F. F.. Moore, with the Vollmer- Clear
water company was a passenger yes
terday afternoon on the Sites train
for business trip to Basalt
A. B. Williams. of Pullman. was in
the city yesterday afternoon en- route
to Nezperce where he has a position
with the Vollmer- Clearwater company
George s. Warren and wife arrived in
the city this morning from Spokane en-
route to Asotin where they will visit
with Mrs. Warren's sister, Mrs. Frank
Gordon
Mrs. c. w. Florence who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
days, was passenger on the 2:30 train
Yesterday afternoon to her home at
Ahsahka.
Fl. Wormager, of Crookston. Mime
sofa. who has been visiting with L.
Ericsson, of Charleston was a passenger
. on the morning train Wednesday en-
: route home
o Miss Maude Cutler. who has .een
here for a short time the guest OF Miss
j., Clara Manning on East Main street
. returned on the Spokane train to her
home at Pullman.
W. II. Denny returned Wednesday
from the Craig mountains north OF
Forest. where he took J. j. Graft and
: family and Charles Jacobson and two
), daughters for a few weeks outing.
II Miss Anna Ryan, who has been visit
ing for the past two weeks with he,
- two brothers. John and William Ryan
: returned Wednesday morning and ha.
n accepted a position as clerk at the ]
: Alexander store
Rev w. w. Carr united in marriag,
# at the NJ. F.. church Wednesday even
p ing David Gorie and Mary C. Donnelly
It both of Charleston. The couple left OF
It the Owl train and will spend thei
n honeymoon on the coast
Ed. Bradbury and wife were visitor
"a in the city Wednesday from Gree,
1t Mr. bradbury was formerly employee
v with the Lewiston Furniture and I'm
to dertakng Co. here, but is now locate
III on farm near Greer.
Henry Reed. whose saloon was de
:" stroyed by fire in Charleston recent,
~ has erected temporary quarters on tn
= site of the building DESTROYED in whic
'e to continue his business until othe
III arrangements can he made.
- - JtffSen ana wire. or MISSOURI
who have been visiting for severe
days past with VIM Hinchman's fam
- lily at Charleston. were passengers o
the train this morning for visit
-. Portland and other coast towns.
Chas. Alspach. of the Dekum Home
h. stead hotel ut Portland was an arriv;
Vt in the city on business few DAYS ag
70 Mr Alspach saws the attendance a II
he fair is increasing daily and business
he that city Is improving rapidly r
ar will rAturn in a week or so.
m VIM. Kiley. who conducted the L.
]. saloon. destroyed by the fire, has s,
ed cured TEMPORARY quarters in the Vol
m mer building on Fourth street and w
a reopen his saloon as son as the fixtur
RS. can be placed in the room. He W
o. appear before the city council Frids