Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-21
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= PERSONALS.

Mrs. Mary E. McFall has gone to
Culdesac to visit.
Miss Dot Stevens has returned to
Culdesac after visiting Mrs. b. +. .
Finnel.
Mrs. L. Upton of Spalding has re-
turned home after visiting Mrs. J.
Smith.
Deputy Sheriff J. r. Lydon went to .
Kenurick this morning on official
business.
Mrs. J. II. Nave has gone to Kan /
sas and Missouri to visit friends and
relatives.
Z. w. Kittrell of lilo passed through
the city yesterday en- route home after
visiting at Boise.
Mrs, Emma Phillips of Iowa, who
has been visiting in Newport, Wash,
is the guest of DR.. c. c. Phillips.
Attorney A. V. Oversmith and wife
returned to Troy this morning after
having spent several days in the city.
Miss Lydia Ross of Asotin, Wash, Is
one of the several young women who
are in the city taking the teachers
examination.
Attorney A. L. Morgan OF Orotlno,
and E. L. Parker of Nez Perez have
gone to Boise, where they will boost
for the county division bills.
c. H. Harding of Culdesac, who has
just returned from a three months
visit at his old home in st. Joseph,
Mo, spent a portion of yesterday in
! Lewiston en- route home.
Mrs. j. w. Lennon passed through
Lewiston yesterday from Occur
dAlene en- route to lilo, where she has
been called by the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs c. P. Ramsey.
Engineer w. P. Wood returned yes
terday from a trip over the electric
line as far as Lake Waha, The Lew
iston & Southeastern has two engin-
eering parties in the field, one at
waha and the other on the prairie.
These parties are checking on all
the surveys, getting ready for actual
construction.
Mrs. A. c. Richardson of Kamiah is
visiting her brother, H. E. Bundy, of
Charleston.
r. Chester Blue, clerk at the Boil
linger hotel, returned yesterday after
short visit with his parents at Spo-
kane, Wash.
j. c. Peterson, editor of the Peck
sun, is in the city. He has been sum
moned to appear in the case in the dis
trict court entitled Riggs VS.. Force.
Is. c. Wiltse left this afternoon for
his home at Grangeville.
j. I. Ellerson, editor of the Pierce
Miner, returned home this afternoon
after a short business trip to the city.
A. f. Parker of Grangeville Is a
guest at the Raymond house today,
having arrived from the prairie me-
tropolis this morning.
James Jacks, a prominent farmer OF
the Clifford section, has been in the
city a few days looking over the irri-
gated tracts and has decided to lease
his farm and buy five acres of land
and improve it as a home.
Rev. W. B. Reese was in the city
today en- route to his farm on the
reservation.
Rev. Gabriel Sykes passed through
the city today en- route to Kamiah and
other points in the interior, where HI
goes in his official capacity to holt
quarterly conference meetings.
Nose C. Martin and County Attor
ney George H. Rummens Of Asotil
county, Wash, are in the city today.
John Grindy and Gregg Hall arrives
this morning from Kooskia. They sa
the people at Kooskia are still livin
in hopes that the line as surveyed o.
the o. r. & N. will some day becom
a railroad
]. w. Henderson IS in the city fror
Spalding on business connected WI
the wholesale houses
l. George K. Force is a visitor In tn
$ city today from Peck.
Len Magiil from Peck Is a bushes
= visitor.
]. w Killinger is in the city froi
e Spokane. Wash Mr.. Killinger is en-
: gagged in exporting mining prospect
: He recently made an examination
T. some Alaskan properties for Easter
= capitalists.
= William Penoyar and J. w. Wall al
: rived in Lewiston this. morning fro
: their ranches on the Clearwater.
'. DR.. S. A. Roe went out on the Cleal
: water train this afternoon to NAL
professional visits at several poin
&ka linn