Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18

G. A. Nehrhood has returned from n
trip to the coast cities.
]. F. Thompson has returned from a
| business trip to Spokane.
, Miss Washburn is back from a trim
to the Lewis and Clark fair.
Adam Schubert, of Boise, was a WISH
tor In Lewiston this week.
Mr.. Leonard, a Culdesac merchant.
was visitor in Lewiston Saturday.
P. J. Hester has moved into his fine
new residence on Blanchard Heights.
S. R. Hogan was an arrival on the
o'clock train from Sites Saturday.
Attorney John Green, of Culdesac
was in the city yesterday on legal bust
| ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clark have gone for
short visit at the exposition at Port
land.
| j. M. Harrington left Saturday for
his farm on Bear ridge, to be absent
about week.
E. E. Dibble and wife are in the city
from Kansas, the guests of their son.
L. L. Dibble
NJ II. Harmon came down from Fra
ser Saturday and will remain through
the harvest season.
DR.. Perkins was among the passen-
gers on the boat Sunday from the Lew
is and Clark exposition.
Mexican chilli con carne and a full
| line of sandwiches at the Cove restau-
rant. Phone lei
R. c. Beach. of the Bee Hive Depart
ment Store. has gone east to purchase
his fall supply of goods.
D. Caffery was an arrival on the
boat Sunday from a trip to Portland
and other coast towns.
Louis Edwards and bride arrived
yesterday from Portland and We're
serenaded by the band last night.
Miss Parliament. of Spokane, has
accepted a position as stenographer for
the law firm of Anderson & Nickerson.
The picknickers are enjoying them
selves. The weather is propitious and
bids fair to continue so for several
weeks
w. c. Cooper held the lucky number
which drew the suit of clothes at the
drawing held Saturday night by II. r.
Aldridge
Mrs H. G. Bauman and children, Of
Charleston. were arrivals on the boat
Sunday from a trip to the Lewis and
Clark fair.
G. Weisgerber and Mrs. Weisgerbe:
were arrivals on the Spokane train
Saturday morning from visit to the
J Paouse country
Louis McCabe is in the city from
Atchison. Kansas. Mr.. McCabe is an
uncle of NJ. D. Mills of this place, with
whom he is visiting.
! Hugh Campbell and Lee Davis ex-
pect to leave today or tomorrow for an
outing in the Craig mountains. They
will be absent about three weeks.
from a trip to Spokane, where he met
travelling men and purchased goods for
the fall trade of the VoIlmer Depart
ment Store.
One of our printers is trying to bride
us to say that ice cream spofls a girrs
complexion. makes them bow legged
and so on, but we wont be bought to
prevaricate that way.
Edward Scott has gone to Portland
to accept position as steward on fhf
steamer T. J. Potter. plying on tbs
Columbia river Mr.. Scott was for
t merly steward on the Spokane between
: Lewiston and Riparia.
= w w. jaime and wife are expected
to arrive in the city this week to Visf
: with p. Murch, of the Oregon Lodgins
House Mrs jaime is sister of Mr.
= 81 years. Mr.. jaime is travelling agen
I for a New York wholesale firm.
J. c. Larkins is in the city from nea
! F,lgin. Oregon. Mr.. Larkins came Vi
to Dut III the harvest SCiS'ii - ~
Lewiston valley. He reports the fines
o crops for years in the Elgin country
i but says the harvest there Is from tw
!. to three weeks later than in this sec
" ton.
II The remains of Jacob Strehlen. WI
e died from appoplexy few days ag'
were shipped to Galesburg Illinois
;. Sunday night. at the request OF n
It father and sister. who reside at tt
,e above place. The body was prepare
= for shipment by C. ]. Vassar. OF II
A. Vassar Undertaking parlors.
= The Keith stock company gave the
II farewell performance at the summ'
theatre last night and Mr.. Lawren'
Is will go 10 Vancouver. where he WI
to ioin the Raymond Theatrical compan
al while Mr.. Richards will Join the Ga
n Mathes company in British Columoi
re Other members of the company. II
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