Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03
PERSONAL

inson returned this morning from
fishing trip on the Potlatch.
A. J. Showalter and family were ar
rivals on the Owl train this morning,
returning from Moscow where they
have been visiting for several days.
Assessor w. E. Daggett returned on
the Owl train this morning from a
short business trip to Kendrick.
Mrs. S. Bishop. who has been in
Charleston for the past week looking
over the ground toward the prospec-
tive location of a millinery store, re-
turned to her home at Moscow this
afternoon.
Stephen Craig. who lately gradual
ed from the University of Idaho at
Moscow. returned to his home at Oro-
fino this afternoon, after a short bust
ness trip in the city.
Miss Etha Houghton left on the
afternoon train for short visit at the
home of H. +. Smith at KOoskia.
Herman Shredder who has been in
charge of the Keystone Produce COM
family at Spokane. During his alb
sence J. II. Wilson of the home house
of Shinn and Co. Of Spokane will have
charge Of the local house. Mr.. Shroe-
der will return Thursday.
j. H. Profit arrived in the city yes
terday to attend the session Of the
county commissioners which has been
ia irt> ,ClvH
pleted at the last meeting.
Miss Rena Hovey left the city yes
terday to spend the Fourth and part
of the summer months at Mount Idaho
at the home of her grandmother.
Mrs. j. H. Shildts and Mrs. ]. w.
Willis and family left on the after
noon train for few days at their
homes at Lenore. where they will
spend the Fourth. Messrs. Shildts and
Willis will drive to Lenore tomorrow
to join their families.
Jerry Delcher and son r. r. left this
afternoon for Culdesac where they will
conduct a stand during the four days
celebration.
County Commissioner John G. Prof
fit left on the afternoon train for his
home at Culdesac. He will spend q
few days with his family during the
celebration before returning to the
city to resume the work Of the county
commissioners.
County Commissioner George 8
Watson left this afternoon for hi'
; home at Genesee.
J Ralph Vernon. whose hand was Sc
verely cut by a banana knife recently
left this afternoon for the celebration
at Peck.
! G. Orr McMinimy. wife and ivy,
children left on the afternoon to at
tend the celebration at Peck and visi
with friends at Steele. sf
Bert Chamberlain, OF Charleston. lef
] for Culdesac to attend the celebration
this afternoon.
w. A. Elliott OF Charleston left tn
city this afternoon for the celebration
! at Nezperce where he is interested 4
some OF the races to be run. havin
three horses entered for the events.
J. L. Crutcher left this afternoon t
spend his Fourth and do his celebrat
: ing in the North Fork country, on
prospecting trip.
! Miles S. Johnson left the city thi
: afternoon for Orofino where on to
! morrow ne will be the orator OF tn
: day at the Fourth of July celebration
= G. Orr McMinimy and family LEI
4 for Peck this afternoon where the
3 will attend the celebration.
r. H. Bartlett Of the land office lei
: on the afternoon train for Grangevill
where he will spend the Fourth.
Dom Cameron, DR.. Costello. an
George 1. Scofield headed a party tina
left the city this Afternoon for tri
to Pierce and the surrounding timbe
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