Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-20
TAKE PART IN
CELEBRATION
Juvenile Guards Will 30 . Feature Of
the Fourth at Charleston.


! Charleston, Wn.. Feb. 2O.-Clarkston
has unique organization which is
known as the Charleston Juvenile
Guards. The company was organized
last year and took part in the 4th OF
July celebration. The boys are tweleve
In number and will be uniformed the
same as last year. Their ages range
between IL and Is years. One Of the
business men drills them regularly and
with their new uniforms they will make
a good appearance.
They will be featured in the grand
reunion which the G. A. r. will hold
here July to inclusive. The boys
will challenge the fat mems ball team
for game in the very near future, the
proceeds to be used in buying new
suits.
Lease Fischer Block.
D. L. Lancaster and c. w. Ray have
taken a lease on the Fischer block on
Sixth street and will remodel the build
Ing for grocery and meat market. The
carpenters are now at work remodeling
Mr.. Lamster's side of the building and
as soon as this is finished he will have
the fixtures installed for Mr.. Ray.
Mr.. Ray halls from Seattle and has
much confidence in the future Of Clark
ston as is shown by his engaging In
business here.
This firm will have one Of the best
appointed places Of business in the
CITY,
Interest in Revival Meeting.
The revival services which are being
held in the Christian church under the
direction Of Evangelist L. F. Stephens
and Mrs. Stephens, are growing in in
terest nightly with additions nearly
every evening. Mr.. Stephens is an
earnest worker and a powerful speak
er, while Mrs. Stephens is very sweet
singer.
Rev. Stephens was here three years
ago and built an addition to the church.
His subject for tonight is Moses the
Man of God" while Mrs. Stephens will
sing 1.-The Home that Used to Be-"
Extra seats will be provided for to
accommodate the crowds.
Pound Social for Pastor.
About 60 friends and members Of the
Methodist church surprised the pastor,
Rev, T. H. Fertig, Saturday evening,
with pound social" The evening
was spent in games, conversation and a
good program.
Movements in Real Estate.
w. A. Elliott yesterday afternoon
sold to r. B. Crouch, of Charleston, an
eight acre tract in Gardena. The con-
sideration was not made public.
r. B. Crouch sold this morning to
w. A. Elliott, lot 10, block 6, Of Clarks-
ton, for $500. The land consists of
e-eighths of an acre. 1t is Mr.. Ell
lots intention to erect a modern house
thereon.
]. c. Applewhite yesterday pur-
chased the Charles Florence cottage on
Eighth street. The consideration was
not made public.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. c. F. Watts and daughter, of
Toledo, Ohio arrived yesterday after
noon to make an extensive visit at the
home Of Mrs. Watts sister. Mrs. J. H.
Sprague.
Mrs. f. A. Dalziel, who has been
visiting the family OF N. r. Gilchrist,
left on the morning train for Colfax,
after which she will make a tour Of the
coast before returning to her home in
Waukonda, S. d.
Mrs. ]. A. Bonner who has been Sc
riously i'll at her home on Ninth street,
is reported better today.
The First National Bank Of Clarks-
ton is having the interior Of the bank
remodeled.
Mrs. p. Henreichs returned yester-
day afternoon from a visit with friends
L.