Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
PERSONALS.

c. F. Grimm is in Spokane.
L. x. Arnold has returned to Col.
fax.
Mrs. Pelton is in town from Wood
side.
william Ramsey has gone Spo-
kane
Mrs. L. J. Pearson has returned to
Lenore.
Miss Alta Collins has returned tc
Pullman.
Mrs. r. g. d. Porter has returned to
Juliaetta.
Charles Wood is in Lewiston from
Culdesac.
James Pearce visited at Hendricks
yesterday.
Mrs. r, L. Easton has gone to Sal
ding on visit.
c. B Watkins has returned from a
trip to Culdesac.
Charles Cellar was in town yester-
day from Spalding.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ream have left
for Michigan to reside.
g. v. Evans of Charleston has gone
to Garfield for few days.
Mrs. Mackwith has returned to Spo-
kane after visit with Miss Booth
I. N. Stockton has returned from q
visit with relatives at Palouse City.
Miss Alice Scully has returned to
the Washington State college at Pull
man.
Miss L. B. Steadman and Miss Mable
10y have returned to Pullman after a
visit in Charleston.
Attorney G. w. Tannahill went to
Oakesdale, Wash, this morning on
professional business.
Judge s. 8. Denning Of Moscow ar
rived yesterday to argue the Nelson
case in the supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. McClurg of Sum-
init have gone to Juliaetta where Mrs
McClurg will take medical treatment
F. A. Dresser left this morning for
his logging camps near Troy where
he has force of men getting out tim
Der for his milling plant
Captain Schattner, United States
deputy marshal left this morning for
Bonners Ferry to serve some subpoe-
mas in civil cases coming before the
federal court.
M. Zimmerman, hardware merch-
ant of. Anatone, was q visitor In the
city today. Mr.. Zimmerman reports
business good in the Anatone country
and predicts prosperous season for
farmers and stockmen,
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Baughman OF
Pdnndleton, Oregon, passed through
the city yesterday en- route to the
Grand Ronde country, where they will
visit Mrs. Baughman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chef Shumaker
s. Holee, president Of the Holee
Lumber company at Forest, was in
the city today and left for a business
visit at Orofino.
Captain Stump left this morning for
the lower Snake river to arrange for
again entering the service of the o. r
g. N. company for the summer.
G. w. Hedrick of Kalama, Washing
ton. who was visitor in the city, left
today for a trip through Asotin county.
Mr. Hedrick is looking for a business
location and has received many ia
vorable of he Lewiston and Asotin
country.
Attorney G. W. suppiger is in the
city today from Kendrick
Martin Meuli came down from
Uniontown this morning to look over
plans for his new brick block and the
advertising for bids.
Edison Briggs left this morning for
Greer on official business.
T. d. Barton and famil returned to
their home at Lapwai this afternoon
on the Culdesac train.
s. D. HOLSTER Of the Valley Lumber
company went to Culdecac this after
noon.
A. s. Fraser OF Orof1no was a bust
ness visitor in the city this morning
Robert Jones returned to Grangeville
by the afternoon train.
Nat Brown left on the afternoon train
FOR trip into the timber belt.
Attorney Edwin McBee is in the
city today from Rathdrum on business
before the supreme court.
William Dawson arrived in Lewis
.on this morning from Palouse on a
short business trip.
Mrs. Phoebe coddington returned to
Charleston this morning from Dolliver.
Missouri, where she visited for the
'ast year. Mrs. Coddington is the
mother Of Mrs. F. o. o'Brien, who re-
iides at the corner Of Cycamore and
Thirteenth streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baughman LEFT
n the Asotin stage this morning to