Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14
Stories Of Street, and Town

Joe liver. Of Spalding. was a visitor
here this week.
John p. Vollmer is confined to his
home with severe cold.
Dr. J. J. Harrington. of Clifford, spent
Wednesday in the city on business.
J. B. Gragg and Mrs. Gragg, of Pc
oria. Illinois, are visiting their niece,
Mrs. w. B. Hamblen.
The News wants a correspondent at
every postoffice in the Clearwater
country and Asotin county.
Colonel w. ]. Todd. editor of the
Pierce Miner and J. Gisel, have re-
turned to their homes at Pierce.
Colonel Judson SpofIord has gone to
the Camas prairie country on business
connected with the electric line.
H. c. Cullom. special agent Of the
local land Office, has gone to the Clear
water country on official business.
Miss Luella Clark has returned from
Spokane where she accompanied Mrs.
Pitts Ellis. Of Sites, who has entered
the hospital at that point.
Miss Ida Hazelton, a graduate of the
Lewiston Normal and a resident of
Payette. is now employed in the Cen
trail school, of Boise, as teacher.
A. B. Galloway. representing THE
Blake, McFall company, paper mer-
chants. of Portland, was calling on
the trade in Lewiston yesterday.
P. Q. Rouen, of Canyon, Minnesota,
was an arrival in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Ruen is vice president and a d.
rector in the Fargo Mining company
and will remain here all summer.
Major w. c. Langfitt and David b.
Ogden, of Portland, government off,
GERS, are in the city on business with
Captain Harry Baughman with refer
ence to the government dredge Wall
Iowa.
G. w. Grimstead, of Forest. was in
the city Thursday accompanied by his
sister who departed the same morn
ing for home in England. The young
lady has been a guest at the Grim
stead home for several weeks.
The case OF J. L. Fenton & Co VS..
George Overfield was up for trial Tues
day afternoon and was decided in fav-
or of the defendant. The suit was an
action against the defendant on a COM
mission for a real estate transaction.
]. l.. Coan. of Dayton. Ohio, will ar
rive in the city Sunday night to &C.
cept a position in the job department
of the Lewiston Interstate News Mr.
Coan is an experienced artistic Job
printer and for number of years
was in charge of tn eprinting depart
ment of the National Cash Register
company at Dayton.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows No. 8
held very interesting meeting last
Tuesday night. Grand Secretary D. L.
Bailey, of Boise. was present as were
also about tweny visitors from other
lodges. A number of interesting adj
dresses were made by members. At
a late hour refreshments were served
Mr.. Bailey came to Lewiston for the
purpose Of formulating plans for the
organization of new Odd Fellows
lodge in this place and we understand
that he is meeting with good success.
Grand Master Frank Martin. of Boise,
will meet with the lodge next Tuesday
night.
At their meeting held in the Odd
Fellows hall last evening the Forest
ers of America, CoCurt No. 5, dispens-
ed with the regular form of business
and held a special session. About so
people were present including a large
number of invited guests. High five
and dancing were INDUCED in until a
late hour. "A duet by the Misses MI
Ter proved to be one of the entertain
ing features of the evening AS Il
whole the affair was a most enjoyable
one and closed at a late hour after all
supper, prepared by members of the
order.
DR.. G. n. BlalOck returned from
Lewiston yesterday morning where he
went in the interest of the steamer line
to be put on from Lewiston to the
portage railway. says the Walla Walla
Union. A meeting of citizens was call-
ed i'm Lewiston Thursday and lin a
few minutes $4,000 was subscribed
toward the building of the steamer
line. A plan is also on foot to con-
struct an electric line from Lewiston
to GYangeyille to be operated in con-
nection with the line of steamers.
There is already one fine steamer to
run from from Lewiston to Cello with
w. F. Gray as captain. and it is ex-
pected to put on others at an early
date.