Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-21
Stories Of Street, and Town

latch YESTERDAY
:, E. Forbes is erecting a nice resi-
,.nce on Normal hill.
AIRS ". J. Jordan was an arrival this
.o-ning on the Spokane train.
~ to the Cove Restaurant for fine
,ui con carne. Phone 121. St
crde yassar and wife were visiting
Nv friends in Pullman this week.
"a Berry was a passenger Wednes-
..v afternoon for his home at Lenore.
Yrs E. G. Cummings has returned
an extended visit to Wallula,
wash.
po,ert Grostein, wife and daughter,
80. via boat Wednesday to visit the
tair at Portland.
Mr. Remer, Of the Cash Hardware
s.o,s was an arrival on the boat yes
,erday afternoon.
1B. Swank. who has been in the city
Tho mast few days, left yesterday for
his home at Orofno.
=. Laverty, one OF the proprietors of
Tho mines at Pardee, was a business
visitor this week in Lewiston.
Charles Parker arrived on the morn
,rg train from Spokane yesterday from
dsit to Portland and the coast cities
Dr Perkins left Wednesday on the
afternoon Clearwater train for Orofino.
being summoned on professional busi-
ness.
III. Robinson was an arrival on the
,oat Tuesday from the fair at Port
land en- route to Grangeville, where he
resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, who have
heen visiting in the city the past few
DAYS. left Wednesday for their home
at Nezperce.
q Hoffman, who resides on lower
Snake river, was a passenger on the
afternoon train for Orofino to look
after some stock.
G. McCarty and wife were arrivals
in the city yesterday evening from
visit to Portland en- route to their
home at Mt Idaho.
daughter of Mr.. J. Forth, of this
CITY arrived on the steamer Lewiston
Yesterday evening for visit with her
parents at this place.
The summer theatre structure of the
Keith Stock company has been pur-
chased by Hugh Morrison and Will be
torn down and moved away.
E. Likes was a passenger this morn
ing for the fruit orchards on lower
Snake river, where he will be employed
packing fruit during the packing sea-
son.
Mrs. James Armstrong was an ar
rival on the train Wednesday from
Juliaetta, where she has been on visit
to her husband, who is engaged in bust
ness at that place.
W. D. Mounce, who has been har-
vesting at the ranch in Tamany, has a
pretty sore face the effects of poison
ing caused by the heat and dust from
the grain irritating the flesh.
Mrs. H. B. Smith left on the Ow
train Wednesday night for trip tt
the exposition at Portland. She wa:
accompanied from Kendrick by Mrs
Fred Beckwith, who will also visit the
fair.
The dredge boat Wallowa has gon'
to the lower river to do some worl
on the channel near Dry Gulch. Capt
delayed owing to the non arrival of tn
new 11-foot rake, which should hav'
been here beofre this time.
Del Lawrence. of the Keith stool
company, was passenger on the Spo
kane train Wednesday morning on hi
way to British Columbia, where he viii
Join a theatrical company for two
months engagement. Mr.. Lawrenc
expects to return to Lewiston in Sep
TENDER next.
Mrs. Moore and two children an
Mrs. Libby and daughter Grace, left o
the Spokane train Wednesday mornin
for Boville. Idaho, where they wi
spend the summer. Mrs. DR.. SHAFT an
daughter and Mrs. Walter Leeper az
there and Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Libb
will join them in their summer outing
A. E. McKennett, Of the surveyin
crew under the management Of NJ
Holman. arrived in the city Wednes
day from the camp just this side tn
Alpowai. Mr.. Kennett was sufferin
nom a severe attack Of lumbago an
came up for medical assistance. h
returned to Alpowai yesterday morr
Ing to rejoin the crew.
j. o. Janart, of MELVILLE. North Da
kota. who has been looking over II
Lewiston country the past week, we
passenger on the Spokane train tn
morning en- route home> Mr.. Jana
says he is highly pleased with tn
section and expects to return this ia
and says several other families w
come with him.
Emanuel Church, the nine-year-o
son Of Mrs. NJ. A. Church, arrived