Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-20
SCHOOLS Get
APPORTIONMENT
Clerk HalSey Received
$2,365 From State For
ClarkStOn'S Share.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teue,.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, wash. Sept. 90
E. E. Halsey, clerk of the school board,
yesterday receivd from the state the
quarterly apportionment for the
schools. The amount received in $2,-
365, and represents between eight and
nine cents per day for each attendant
at the schools.
The attendance for the school year
ending June of 1907 was 10000 days. |
1t is expected that the attendance
will be much larger this year, and
consequently the apportionment will
be greater.
The present enrolment shows a |
material increase in all the depart
ments. There are many families yet
Z to return from the country, and when
they have registered the attendance
will show up far better than last year.
Charleston News Notes.
The High school orchestra has Sc
cured the arvices Of Prof Baumgaertel
as instructor. The boys win practice
. &c tlltA4 ~ AlNANttLNNLt am may W "a
pected to improve rapidly under MIR.
Baumgaertels teaching,
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. L1pe who have
annually made a splendid exhibit of
fruits, vegetables and delicacies pro-
duced on a single acre, will this year
again have an excellent exhibit. They
will show many new things and will
further demonstrate the wonderful
possibilities of the productiveness of
Charleston soil.
Mrs. A. E. Ransom has gone to Sc
attle where her husband has opened
an office.
]. D. Chandler, father of Mrs. Geo.
Mood, arrived last night from the SOL
diers home at Orting, WASH and will
visit with his daughter at her home
on Seventh and Elm.
E. NJ. Johnson has returned from
, Pullman, Wash, where he went on
business.
j. C. Dell returned to his home at
Kendrick today,
: N. Z. Beach returned today to Eu-
gene, Oregon, where he is attending
college.
Miss LYDIA snyder Of Liberty. Ind, is
| visiting MISS ruehop
. Charles Rucner has gone to the
: Woodside stock farm, whore he wiz
be engaged for the winter
The Charleston orchestra will give d
dance tonight IN Bradford5 hall. AR
rangements have been maoe % make
this one Of the most enjoyable dances
OF the season.
DR.. Ransom has moved his Office
into the rooms which DR.. Temple va
Gated.
Mrs. d. C. Hunter has returned from
Pendleton, Ore, where she spent the
summer with friends.
DR.. Temple left today for his ranch
near Lookout.
Mrs. w. ID. Anderson, accompanied
by Mrs. Durham and Mrs, Grace An
derson, have gone to Nezperce.
w. d. Anderson received word yes
terday that his brother. e. F. Ander-
son of Nezperce, was critically i'll as a
result of nervous prostration over the
uedth Vi MS sohl IoShtoh AANoSA 9on'
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Max
lin, a girl Mother and daughter are
doing nicely and Mr.. Maxim is all
smiles and busy doing the proper thing
with his friends.
Ralph Leach, f. e. Eastwood, e. v
Eastwood and Joe Mackey, who have
been on a hunting expedition in the
Blue mountains, arrived home this
morning. The party report pleasant
trip.
Andy Cunningham, a lineman. while
at work on the electric line yesterday
fell and dislocated his ankle.
Mrs. r. H. Clifford and daughter Of
Kamiah arrived this morning for q
B visit Win Mrs n T Rlvton.