Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-08
MRS. D. PARKS
DIES SUDDENLY
Well Known Charleston WON.
an SuccOmbS to Attack
Of Heart Failure
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller

lillian Clemans Merchant, superin.
endent of schools in Asotin count,
las issued call for the annual countv
institute, to be held in Charleston +.
$ to be merged with the meeting ~
he Inland Empire Teachers associ,.
ion, which meets in Lewiston in Anrr
The dates set are the first six DAYS n
April. The call issued follows.
1--WE trust you will cooperate with
Us fully in this matter as we beIAvo
that Professors Sampson, Timblin ami
Beattie of the Washington State col
Iege, whose services we have secured
are among the best institute workers
of the state.
Look for Big Meeting.
1--WE have promises that the inst.
tute this year will be the best thar
it has ever been. and we also feel
that 1t is the best and most repre-.
sentative association in the North
west. We have assurances that prac-
tically all the leading educators of the
Northwest will be present. It will
bring us into contact with the biggest
men in education in the Northwest II
is also planned to have the state
superintendent from the four states
present and if possible Representatives
from all the leading educational insti-
tutione We bespeak for your week
of profit and intense interest
Mrs. D. 3. Parks Dies
Mrs. Deborah Parks, wife of D. B.
Parks. died at her home on West Elm
street, at 2:15 o'clock yesterday after
noon DR.. I. U. Temple, who was call
ed, pronounced the cause Of death,
which came without warning, to be
heart failure. Mrs. Parks was As years
of age A husband and three sons
survive her.
The funeral will be held from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. N. E. Beach, of the Christian
church, officiating. The remains will
be shipped to Hampton, Iowa, on the
Owl train tonight.
A meeting of the Civic Improvement
society will be held tonight at the
city library, when the annual election
of officers will be held. A cleaning
day. will be set by the society on
which day all residents of Vineland
and Charleston will be asked to clean
up rubbish on their property
Christian Church Has New Pastor
The Christian church congregation
has voted to extend a call to Rev.
Henry S. Champie, formerly of Eu-
gene, Ore. Mr. Champie is student
from the divinity school Of the uni-
yersity of Oregon. He will occupy
the pulpit at the church Sunday next
Mrs. Champie will arrive in about "
days.
Triple Wedding AnnouheeU
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Otton are in re-
ceipt of a wedding invitation from
Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Wood to the
marriage of their daughters, Misses
Maude and Grace, and their son
Charles L. Wood, which took place.
recently at their home in Candy NF'
Miss Grace Wood and her orotne'
Charles had many friends here nav
ing visited for some time with tiei
sister. Mrs, 7. S. Butterfeld, who
. now in California.
. Will Locate in Charleston
Richard King. a we'll known forne'
q resident of the Kendrick section wiz
, has purchased a seven-acre tract :
Charleston Heights, is arranging to se
out 200 apple aud peach trees aisV :.
acre of grapes this spring. MI AA'
expects to plant the balance OF nus -
tract to alfalfa and do some nuiiu"
! this spring.
. Charleston News Notes 1.
The statement which was mao.
: Yesterdays Evening Teller resAfua'
the sale Of property to D. s. nun NV.
proprietor Of the Charleston Fur"'I
\ store. was Incorrect J. o. Haro'.s
; proprietor Of the C4arhstOn Furnn :
! q Undertaking. company. MOI
: Hunter. ~,
. Miss Annie Taylor has aTriveu -
. Spokane, where she has been -
|. ling school, she win visit her par.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Taylor ~
week. rv.n
Misses Annie Jones and l. - i,
. who have been in the city Tor .~s 80,
. week in the interest Of an -
. firm, left this morning for Sea- a,
!. Miss Ollie Perkins left last n !, =,
. wallace, Idaho. where she VIM a
. Fred o. Smith. formerly one .' =
. proprietors Of the Palace CON-. !,