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

T. +. Ransom has returned from +,
trip to the fair.
Mrs. Utter was a visitor in the civ
from Sweetwater.
L. Dahl is back from a trip to the
Hump mining district
W. c. Brooks returned today from a
business visit to Moscow.
Rev. J. S. Anderson was a visitor
from Asotin a few days ago.
F. ]. Leonard and wife are Visiting
IN the city from Grangeville.
D. S. Dent and family have gone to
the coast to spend the summer.
D. c. Howard was business visitor
the first of the week at Sites.
L. Rowley and wife have gone for
visit at the Lewis and Clark fair.
Miss Lottie Gritman has returned
from visit with friends at Dayton.
Gertie Armstrong is in the city from
Juliaetta visiting friends and rela-
tives.
r. L. Latimer received another car
load of the famous Pacific beer last
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Binnard has gone to
Grangeville for a visit with friends
and relatives.
| John Little and wife returned yester-
day from Moscow where they took in
the celebration.
| Mrs. G. A. Hastings left Wednesday
night for an extended visit with friends
in Massachusetts.
Robert McKissick returned this week
from Ann Arbor, Mich, where he took
two years course in law.
Misses Ethel and Laura Gwinn left
this morning for the coast and will
take in the exposition at Portland.
W. l.. Lyon, of Nezperce. passed
through the city few days ago on his
way home from the Portland fair.
Archie Campbell left yesterday for
the Palouse country in the interest OF
the Allen Gilbert -Ramaker Piano COM
:. pany.
Charles Mix, of the California Wine
House, is suffering from an attack O.
rheumatism and is unable to leave hi
room.
Attorney r. F.. Mcfarland was look
ing after business matters at Noble
: Tuesday and took in the celebration
: there.
hoe, hea t,tt in
}. in the city for several days. left tn
g first of the week for his home a
e Grangeville
Sam Langert was visiting in the cit
q this week from Spokane. Mr.. LANCER
r is a member of the firm of A. I
+ Thompson & Co, of this city.
Mrs J. o. Harmon and Mrs c. I
,fl Updegraff passed through the cit
>. Wednesday from Culdesac. en- rout
~ to Oregon to visit with relatives.
J. c. Wade and wife and Miss Emm
:, Jackson are visiting in the city frol
i. Monroe. Mo. Mr. Wade is brother
;. Mrs. W. J. Jordan. of this place.
Mrs. Wickersham left Wednesday II
a trip to the coast before returning
:. her home in Montana. Mrs. Wicker
sham has been here visiting with HI
sister Miss Lena Hubbell.
=, The heat and smoke from the fl
:. yesterday morning spoiled the in
provements just completed by Be
~ Younkman in the front of the O.
barber shop the day before.
re- Riley Parlett a prominent citizen
ne Poueroy. was in the city this wet
.ft and spent the Fourth at Lapwai. NJ
az Parlett said he had been looking ov
the Clearwater country and was
-. route home.
~ A. S. Butterfield, of the firm of Blu
ire terfield and Jensen. left this week
m an extended visit to his old home
Maine where he will join Mrs. Blu
terfield, who has been in the east
RS the past three months.
elk
,ts Joel Long, of the Grand Ronde sc
IN ton, was visitor in the city Wedne
dav and Thursday of this week.
Long was formerly resident OF GA
asst field county. Washington, but has
ne cured him a home on the Grand Ron
me where he says he will engage In I
'se hog business.
I"e J.H. Neyland, brother Of c, A. Ne
land. arrived in the city few ia
ago from wenatchee, Wash. and v
ia. snerd the summer here. Mr.. Neyla
en- will have charge of the business
the connection with the current motor
Try which his brother is interested a
expects to stall several motors IN
asst mart of the country within the NJ
will few months.
via Representative Lem Magll was
[iss the city Wednesday from Peck gett
ro- sunplias for his telephone line pet"'
has Kamiah and Grangeville. Mr.. Ma
has made considerable improveme
80, an the line this spring. The line or
~, ,..os n ha rhWire affair ana II