Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-18
LOST BOY IS
FOUND ASLEEP
Day of Exciting Experiences
For the Citizens of
ClarkStOn
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

ClarKston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Wash, May 49,
Clarkston's populace became nervous
ly excited last evening when at the
commencement exercises being held at
the Methodist church, the parents OF
Johnny Bowman announced that their
son was lost somewhere in either
Lewiston or Charleston. He had not
been seen during the day and search
in the evening failed to locate the
boy. A searching party was immedI-
ately formed from those present at
the exercises, o. B. Nelson, president
of the Chamber of Commerce, being
made chairman and leader Of the
party.
After the search had gotten well
under way two boy p.ends of the
lost youngster were sent to the home
Of his parents to find what headway
had been made by them. Then 1t
was that the little fellow was found
snug'y cuddled up in his trundle bed
in an upstairs room He had been
sent on an errand and returned to
find the doors closed. He crawled In
at a window and unknown to his
parents went to sleep, causing them
to worry. Parties in the field were
called in arC the remainder of the
commencement exercises listened to.
Horse in Cess Pool.
Excitement was running rife In
Charleston last evening. Following the
protracted search made for young
ster who was sound asleep, the an
nouncement of which was made at the
graduating exercises, the people who
had attended the entertainment when
pass 'ng by the Spengler bakery on
Sikh street were summoned to the
rear of the establishment by the bak-
er. where they found his driving horse
with only his head above the ground
paving wildly for freedom. While
running at large in the lot at the rear
of the bakery the horse stepped ON
the rotten wooden covering of a cess
pool and wab submerged in the pit
below. After working with block
and tackle the animal was rescued.
none the worse for the scare.
Four Graduate From High.
Tie four graduates OF the High
school made their orations and took
their formal leave from the institution.
after the presentation of their dlplo-
at the Methodist church last evening.
A large crowd attended the exercises.
The musical numbers rendered by the
High school giee club were enjoyed. II
| Charleston News Notes.
| The teachers of the public schools
are beginning to leave the city. Miss
Nell Richardson has gone to DenveHS
where she will be joined by her BROTH
er. and win then take summers va
cation at the jamestown exposition.
Miss Mary Turnbull will leave Mon.
, day morning for Vale. Oregon, to visit
friends. Miss Gee left this morning.
, for her home at Sprague. Miss VIII
iiams win leave Monday morning fcI
J her home at Seattle. The remaindel
: of the corps of teachers will depart
for their homes as soon as their schoO
!, work is completed.
Joe d. Zook left this morning fo
Pennsylvania, where he win visit hi
Q old home.
d Ralph Leech has established al
: Office and ice house in the rooms re
d Gently occupied by d. M. Hartman .
: a shoe shop. He will supply the re
= tail and local ice trade from IN
Charleston office.
70 DIR. and Mrs A. j. Grant, who haS
. been visiting Mrs. Grants sister, Mr
u e. p. Eaves. for the past week WI
ar return to their home at Wallace e
q morrow morning.
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