Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-06

Popular Subscription.
Special to Evening Teller.
Asotin. Wn.. Feb. 6.-J. H. Prentice
OF Cioveriand Is in town today. Mr..
Prentice has In hand the raising by
subscription Of funds with which to
sink public well at Cloverland. He
has already raised &4SO. Work will
start at once. Frank Fryer and Steve
Baker will do the work.
Commissioners in Session.
The county commissioners are in
session today. Several matters Of I'M
portance will come before the board.
among which In q petition for a road
on Mallory Ridge.
Delightful Party.
One OF the most enjoyable events
which has occurred this season took
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Bailey on Cleveland avenue
Friday evening. This was a Twentieth
Century Medley party and each one
was requested to represent that which
they like best. Mrs. Bailey was assist
ed by Mrs. Merchant. Miss Ethel Rog-
ers. Miss Eta Steen and Miss Ckinner.
me evening programme was passed
with instrumental and vocal solos, The
decorations were one Of the most elabo.
rate which Asotin has ever witnessed.
At the close of the programme a very
delicious lunch was served. Four
prizes We're awarded. The gentlemans
first prize was awarded to George Rec
mems and Mrs. Leo Gordon. The con-
ISOLATION prizes were awarded to Mr.. c.
S. Florence and Mrs NJ. ]. Garrison.
Death Of Mrs. CostIey.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Costley died at IL o'clock
Sunday of blood poisoning. The re-
mains will be taken to Grangeville for
interment, Tuesday morning. Mrs
Costley's parents reside at Grangeville
three years old.
Married.
j. Q. Green and Grace Thornton were
married at the NJ. E. parsonage today.
Rev J. s. Anderson officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs Green will for the present be
guests Of the Ayers Hotel.
Other News Notes.
On Friday evening. at the home Of
Floyd Woodruff a very enjoyable sur
prise occurred. Various games were
played and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed.
The quarterly Eighth grade examina-
ton papers OF the Asotin schools were
corrected Saturday by County Super
intendent Mrs. Merchant
Chas. Meador has disposed Of some
Of his land 10 Mr.. Moody. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Moody will erect a resi-
dence at an early date.
T. f. Thompson. of Grand Junction.
has purchased a 160-acre tract near
Cloverland from John Meador.
Emers Powell has leased the home OF
his father, Harry Powell. in the Lewis
ton flat country and has moved with
his family to the Lake section. Harry
Powell will move to Asotin.
Bert Green. one of the rangers Of the
forest reserve of this county spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
Mr.. Green states that the snow has
reached depth of five feet.
Mrs. II. Fansler was visiting Asotin
friends Saturday.
Professor TYLER and Mrs. Edith Nc
t Neal. of Charleston, We're visiting Asotin
friends Sunday
Attorney Tannahill and Miss Jen-
nings of Lewiston We're visitors at Aso-
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins were visiting
Charleston friends Saturday.
Mrs. Cuddy has been visiting in
Charleston for the past week
Rev. j. s. Anderson rendered very
fine sermon Sunday for the children
and many very beautiful points were
delivered on the subject.
William Ellis of Anatone, while roll
ing logs near his place. crushed his
ruff were obliged to amputate the I'm
ger.
George Holenbeck and William and
Derle Mcmillan of Craig were in Aso-
tin Monday.
Mrs. Louis Otterson is seriously i'll
and DR.. Shaft was called to the care
of the patient.
D. A. Mcintosh. prominent farmer
of the Theon district. is in Asotin doing
business for the Anatone -four mill.
Robert Campbell. prominent sheep
owner from the upper Asotin creek.
was in Asotin for supplies. He states
that his stock Is in excellent condition,
and so far little feeding has been ne
cessary.
The stockholders of the Anatone
-four mill. who have sent for equ's,-
ment for the mill, are very anxious for
it's arrival
Mrs. Ellis Small. who has been
visiting Mrs Robert Richards, depart
ed for her home yesterday
The Rebecca lodge will give another
one of their enjoyable socials Tuesday
evening. All Odd Fellows and Rebe-
kahs are invited to attend.
County Attorney George H. Rum
mems left this morning for Walla
Walla on business connected with the
land office.